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1943: Italy's surrender announced

General Dwight D Eisenhower tells the world of the secret capitulation five days ago by the Italian Government.

1950: Miners trapped underground by landslide

Rescuers say 116 miners trapped in Knockshinnoch Castle colliery in Scotland following a landslide are safe.

1998: Real IRA announce ceasefire

The dissident republican group behind Northern Ireland's worst atrocity declares its violence at an end.

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Bug Bat Swats Flies With Endless Love, Electricity [Bug Bat]

posted Monday, 12 May 2008

250_9306_9050831043.jpgThe scenario has happened countless times before. A pesky fly interrupts a dinner party. Brad, the club's resident tennis pro and notorious alcoholic, takes to his feet, Prince racket in hand, and smites the beast violently into a wall with a few tottering swings. OK, so it doesn't happen exactly like that, but you get the idea. Fly swatter, tennis racket or bare hands, the end result is the same. Boring. Enter the misnamed, but nevertheless brilliant, Bug Bat.

The Bug Bat is shaped like a tennis racket, but the similarities end there. Anything that touches the strings on the racket face receive a powerful electric shock. Gizmag got their hands on one and said the shock is enough to sting your finger if you touch it, and packs more than enough juice to end the life of an insect. Fittingly, the insect's death is punctuated with the satisfying crack of an electrical discharge. And a smile. Your smile.

The rechargeable Bug Bat retails for about $20 (or $3, if you happen to live in Bangkok). [Gizmag]


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