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you know what, i was the number one hater of all smart rings and watches. but i got a smart ring recently, connected it to a digital tamagotchi and ya girl has never been so motivated to move and exercise till now π€π½ππ½ my tamagotchi depends on it for snacks π₯²
the biggest w is that its not a giant fucking screen on your wrist lol
the biggest w is that its not a giant fucking screen on your wrist lol
Sep 26, 2024
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It's not "smart" but it really is to me.
https://www.zdnet.com/article/how-to-buy-casios-tiny-digital-watch-for-your-finger-in-the-us/
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i adore my rings. left to right we have:
-puzzle ring. its actually 4 separate bands linked together!! you can twist them a certain way so they all line up. best fidget ring on the market
-howls moving castle ring. enough said
-a ring i got from italy!!
-and lastly my claddagh ring i got when i was in ireland (:
-puzzle ring. its actually 4 separate bands linked together!! you can twist them a certain way so they all line up. best fidget ring on the market
-howls moving castle ring. enough said
-a ring i got from italy!!
-and lastly my claddagh ring i got when i was in ireland (:
Apr 15, 2024
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