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So you tweet, right? I mean, who doesn't tweet these days? But isn't it sometimes just annoying that when you go to read your friends' tweets that you have to, like, actually read them and stuff? I mean, it's so tedious! It would be so great if you could just have a friend sitting beside you, reading the tweets to you, so that you could get on to more important tasks in your life.

It's that time of year! The holiday lights are up, the snow is falling (here in Michigan, anyway), and gift  shopping season is officially under way.

I know what you're thinking: "I want to get something awesome for that guy who writes that awesome tech blog, but I'm on a limited budget."

Have no fear, shoppers--I've rounded up five great gift options for the gadget lover in your life, all of them priced under $25.

If you're like me and you are online more than 8 hours every day (even if I didn't work from home, I guarantee I'd spend half my life on this new-fangled contraption)...AND you have two cats who like to make beds out of your laptop's warm keyboard (or curled up against the vents or in my lap looking at the computer or sitting on top of the desktop unit...really, they're not picky), then you know how messy your work space can get sometimes. With pets, the usual dirt and dust, and even eating at your desk, your desktop can be a really messy place.

But I'm here to help. Well, okay, I'm not really going to do anything except point you in the direction of this week's wacky product, the Dust Extinguisher Mini Desktop Vacuum.

Try saying that ten times fast.

If you're wondering what kind of classy, edgy, techy super present to get Dad for last minute Father's Day gifts…I'd highly recommend you don't read this blog post. But if you want to see some amusing ideas that you can grab to make him laugh or get Dad geeked out, look no further. These Father's Day gift ideas are sure to make your pop smile, possibly make your mom cringe, and some are even--gasp--useful!

This week includes iPad accessories, a trimmer, and even a calculator that doesn't run on your average AAs. What does it run on? Well, you'll have to read on to find out. I know, the mystery of it might drive you insane.