Help with Squeezing a Pair of 3101302 Products

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The discussion revolves around the use of the "Oidz" magnetic toys, specifically the product with the code 3101302. Users share techniques for maximizing enjoyment, such as throwing the magnets in the air to create a spinning effect and placing them parallel on a table. The toys are described as fidget tools rather than traditional toys, appealing to those who enjoy tactile stimulation. Overall, the consensus is that while the promotional videos are unengaging, the product can provide hours of fun when used creatively.

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can some one help me out wit this it says to squeeze them a little bit but i have no idea what they are saying i have a pair just like em but i can't make em do anything this site says, can anyone offer any help?

http://scientificsonline.com/product.asp_Q_pn_E_3101302
 
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No idea. Looks like the sort of thing you'd need to see someone do to understand those instructions, or else just keep fiddling with them until you figure it out for yourself.
 
http://scientificsonline.com/images/250/31/31013-02.jpg
http://www.fatbraintoys.com/magnetoids/video_footage.cfm
Here's some video of the UberOrbs in "action". :zzz:
 
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Holy crap those videos are boring. Who would find that amusing?
 
moose said:
Holy crap those videos are boring. Who would find that amusing?
Stuart Larkin...maybe? http://www.originalicons.com/images/icons/Television/Mad%20TV/1121960665_713384731.gif
 
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Just keep messing around with them, if you can stay awake. You'll figure out the 'tricks' pretty quickly. Personally, I got bored sick half-way through the second clip. That noise that they make is also very annoying.
 
I was looking away while the video loaded, little did I know that my volume was turned all the way up...
 
Tido611 said:
can some one help me out wit this it says to squeeze them a little bit but i have no idea what they are saying i have a pair just like em but i can't make em do anything this site says, can anyone offer any help?
http://scientificsonline.com/product.asp_Q_pn_E_3101302
:smile: :smile: LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL ROFL :smile: :smile: I've seen those before, they're like black hematite, and are commonly called "oidz."

This is how you do it:
Hold one in each hand, and throw them up in the air so that they meet.
Make sure you catch it when they fall.

ITS SO FUN! I COULD DO IT FOR HOURS!

Seriously, that's what you do. At their apex, the magnets end up spinning and vibrating around each other very fast, and make an interesting loud noise. I like that toy a lot.

Another fun way you can do it, is to place them parallel to each other on a table, and within each other's reach, realease your grip.

Here's the site:
http://www.oidz.co.uk/
 
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yomamma said:
I was looking away while the video loaded, little did I know that my volume was turned all the way up...
:smile: :smile:

Those videos are awful. :eek: Do they think those will actually help sell the things? The videos make them look like nothing more than an upgrade on a pet rock. :smile:
 
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...what a let down, the way they described it sonded like it could do cool things, all that stuff was kinda obvious
 
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yeah, how are they different than just regular magnets?
 
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they are about 5 dollars different
 
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Gale said:
yeah, how are they different than just regular magnets?
They're shiny and have a cool shape so they make more noise. :biggrin: As the first link suggested, they're for fidgeters. Not so much a toy as something to keep your hands busy if you're prone to mutilating paperclips while sitting around reading stuff or whatever. At least, that's what they look like to me. They seem like a great way to really annoy a roommate who likes complete quiet for studying. :devil: :smile:
 
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I still can't believe people buy these, I should make my own awesome magnetic toys...
 

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