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LED Belt Buckle by Josh Spear

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Lets call it-- blink-bling, this LED belt buckle is quite, well, bold. You can store up to 6 messages with up to 256 characters per message while controlling both the brightness and scrolling speed. I guess if you have something to say while your out at the club this is the best way to do it. Your statement will surely not be missed. You can expect to stand out with this one; the diamond bezel is a very nice touch.

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This entry posted on 31 January 2005 at 8:00 AM
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