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This Casio G-Shock looks like they dipped it in Pixy Stix (comes with robot)


My love of Pixy Stix is known throughout the seven seas, but that doesn’t mean I’d wear a watch like this. Really, now. You’d have to be the most candy-loving, grill-sunglasses-wearing, Surge-sucking rave-master in Neo-Tokyo to even consider it. Or I guess you could just be a kid who likes colors. And robots.

The obvious question then becomes where is a kid like that going to come up with the ¥19,000 (~$215) required to purchase this thing? His allowance? Man, I used to get a quarter a week! I could barely afford to keep myself in SweeTarts!

[via Doobybrain]



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