Those of you who suffer from the same paralyzing indecision as us when confronted with an electronics purchasing opportunity may want to take a look at the Decider watch from the UK's Mr. Jones Watches, which promises to greatly speed up those Best Buy trips. The white dial features two rows of alternating slots that click back and forth between YES and NO, allowing you to change destiny by simply waiting a second longer -- or you can get all spiritual and just wait for the battery to die, as Mr. Jones suggests. The indecisive can place their orders now for £79 ($160) -- we're just going to keep buying anything that lights up.
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The constant flickering between yes and no looks really annoying to me.
what a heap of ugly expensive crap
But what the hell am I gonna use to decide if I buy this watch? Oh yea , common sense... so that's a no then.
G.W. Bush should get one of these. I mean, he said HE was the "decider", but I think most would agree he needs something a little more advanced to turn to for the really TOUGH questions.
Anything is better that GWB's magic 8-ball with only too answers right?
"Cut taxes!"
"Invade!"
All the answers a shrewed political mind needs right?
Doh! Should be two not too...Oh the humanity!
That's Engadget's fault for not letting you delete or edit your post. It's easy to miss things now and then--even if you profread.
Aahh! profread!
"Those of you who suffer from the same paralyzing indecision as us . . ." should be edited to read:
"Those of you who suffer from the same paralyzing indecision as we do . . ." I though that would be clear to someone who writes for a living.
Both make sense, stop nit-picking things that don't need to. Huge gramatical errors or incorrect information, sure... This? I mean, who the hell goes around spell checking blogs anyway?
Don't need to BE.
Way to go, me, you just made your argument null. =P
And, in other news, my comment should have said "I thought" rather than "I though." How appropriate!
Hoisted by your own petard... also IN YOUR FACE!
Calm down, nerds. It's just a tongue-in-cheek art piece.
but can it run doom?
What if you're indecisive as to whether or not you should wait another second for the watch to make your decision? Things could get exponentially recursive.
Hmmmm. Should I buy one.
Yes, No, Yes, No, Yes, No, Yes, No....