The Doctor Who Tardis USB Hub boasts four ports in which to plug your various gizmos. Simply plug in and you’re away. But here’s the good bit: every time you connect or disconnect a device, the blue light on the top of the Tardis flashes and that unmistakable de-materialisation ‘vworp, vworp’ sound starts sawing away at your lugholes. Thankfully it doesn’t actually vanish into the time vortex, so you can enjoy the classic grating din again and again by plugging in more devices or pressing the demo button.
Perfect for Doctor Who fans or those of you who want to increase your USB connectivity via a pretend Gallifreyan time/space machine, the Tardis USB Hub makes an eye-catching addition to any work surface. And with 4 metres of cable, you can easily slip it out of view when the boss, wife, or anyone else who might disapprove of PC peripherals disguised as dimensionally transcendental vehicles, is around. Vworp, vworp!
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Today was another do nothing day. I watched the game from Friday night. What a game. I even had a nap on the couch in the afternoon, but it is not the same without Keiser. She so enjoyed having naps with me together on the couch.
Mary came over and stayed for dinner. I made baked quail marinated in preserved lemon, marmalade and soy sauce; along with some baked potatoes, baked corn on the cob, and greens.
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