Brandini Toffee is on wine.woot, get your sugar fix!

Also, this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LJvM3m2hVzo

I’m in for 3; well 72 actually. I guess I’m over compensating since I was so deprived of these when I was a kid. Thanks Woot!

Tiamat114 wrote:I kinda want to go in on this simply because I cannot resist colorful bright shiney objects.

You and me both! Doesn't matter what it is if it glows in the dark! I'm wearing glow-in-the-dark nail polish right now and think it may be the greatest invention of all time.

HAHAHAHAHAHA GLOOOOWWWW STICKS!!!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

GLOWSTICKS! YEAH! I LOVE YOU WOOT!

/endcaps

It's fun to cut these open and splatter the liquid on stuff.

Too bad it stops glowing after like an hour.

Unless you have a black light.

log me for 3. why good price and Halloween is lurking. i hope they get here in time

I want this SOOOOO bad.

elldee wrote:warning, friends: glow sticks can Break Open and Leak the florescent stuff everywhere. that can't be good. so, be careful when these are in the hands of little ones, please!

My friends and I used to break them open and splash them everywhere. It was lots of fun. Being covered in glow in the dark toxic stuff is awesome!!

Check Out Amazon for a similar purchase...

These are good for emergency lighting around the house in case of power failure or emergency and dont require batteries.

wilcononomous wrote:at this price I shouldn't care... but is there an expiration date on these things?

Expiration? LOL... No. Now, owning them for that long can result in accidentally cracking one up when you hadn't intended to. I do know that with time they become more sensitive.

Between the random shirts and these, this has been a great week at woot. Adding my general thanks!

In for 3.
Why, you ask, could I possibly need 72 glow sticks?


....

Let me know when you figure it out.

Will it b-l-e-n-d?!

sdc100 wrote:Here's a helpful hint:
If you don't plan on using these quickly, put them in the fridge or freezer. They'll have a much longer shelf life. I had a glow stick in my freezer that still worked 10+ years later.

I haven't verified this but I believe you can also extend the glow time by freezing. More specifically, I think you can stop the glowing by freezing. In other words, if you only need it to glow for an hour, I think you can stop the chemical reaction by freezing. That way, you can reuse it at will by defrosting until the chemicals are completely spent. Again, I haven't verified this but have heard about it from friends. And it does make scientific sense.

I can attest to this. I have been alive and have kept my youthful appearance since the 1600s. I owe my longevity to sleeping in subzero temperatures every night.

It definitely rocks on!!

efooter wrote:Glow sticks are like f-ing magnets. How do they work?

The oxidation of a fluorescent dye by Hydrogen Peroxide. That's how the F they work (Note that I am neither lying nor attempting to get you pissed)

Do not taunt Happy Fun Glow Sticks.

woot prices always screw with your head. i bought 3 even though i need 0.

todaresq wrote:Good price...

7.99 for 25 on amazon

and RIP Steve Jobs.

Well...so it's basically the same price as AMZN

A nice addition to the RC Cars I also purchased from Woot!. Now I can terrorize the kids and pets at night.

SOLD OUT!!!

I have 3 shows coming up! The artists are Skrillex, Feed Me, and Rusco... all dance music. In for 3!

uhn-tss uhn-tss uhn-tss

Fountain3586 wrote:I am not taunting, I am very excited and would like to boost the number of quality posts I have. Tata for now.

Except that wasn't directed towards you.

The Glow Stick Song
(To be sung while swinging one of these colorful beauties on the darkest of nights.)

Shine little glow stick, glimmer, glimmer
Shine little glow stick, glimmer, glimmer
Lead us not too far we wonder around the back yard here and yonder.

Shine little glow stick, glimmer, glimmer
Hey, there don't get dimmer, dimmer
Light the path below, above and lead us on to fun!

Glow little glow stick, rod of color
Glow like a rainbow never duller
Glow through the darkest night, easy, turn on the AC and the DC.
This night could use a little brightnin'
Light up you little ol' stick of lightnin'
When you gotta glow, you gotta glow glow little glow stick, glow.

Glow little glow stick, glow and glimmer
Swim through the sea of night, little swimmer
Thou polystyrene stick of chroma, illuminate yon woods and girl friend Mona.
See how the shadows deep and darken
You and your chick should get to sparkin'
I got a gal that I love so--glow little glow stick, glow

Glow little glow stick, turn the key on
You are equipped with pretty neon
You got a cute long lanyard
Which you can take off and on to
I don't know who you took a shine to
Or who you're out to make a sign to
I got a gal that I love so--glow little glow stick, glow,

Glow little glow stick, glow,
Glow little glow stick, glow,
Glow little glow stick, glow.



PS. The Riverside Robot Expo is Coming!

cenots wrote:not a single Phish reference in the write up? I thought that was a given....

Harry (HOOD!)
Harry (HOOD!)

Where do you go when the lights go out?

{dubstep} whoomp whoomp whoomp whoomp whoomp whoomp whoomp whoomp whoomp whoomp whoomp whoomp {/dubstep}

I'm so glad I found these for sale again! I can't find these in stores anymore. These are the perfect size (.38" diameter) to shoot from my blowgun! It's great fun to fire these things across the yard through the air at night.

Looks like a 24-pack of glow-in-the-dark MOOP! Just say no.

dantose wrote:The oxidation of a fluorescent dye by Hydrogen Peroxide. That's how the F they work (Note that I am neither lying nor attempting to get you pissed)

I don't want to talk to a scientist, yall mothaf-ers lyin', and getting me pissed!

Good for zombie apocalypse. In for 2 or 48 which ever .

Oonts oonts oonts oonts oonts oonts oonts...

elbob1023 wrote:I don't know why I need these, but I know I do. Well played, Woot. Well played.

That was HILARIOUS!!! lol

For those of us on a light budget; it's times like this when woot really shines!

In for 3.

Fountain3586 wrote:My friends and I used to break them open and splash them everywhere. It was lots of fun. Being covered in glow in the dark toxic stuff is awesome!!

Actually, glow sticks are pretty much non-toxic. That doesn't mean you should *drink* the stuff - remember, they use Hydrogen Peroxide as a reactant, and it will have tiny glass shards in it - but it won't kill you...

Of course, the stuff also stains like you wouldnt believe.

rydethis wrote:That was HILARIOUS!!! lol

Admit it, we're all a bunch of hoarders... geesh.

24? That's a little extreme. I get buzzed off of like 3

When I attend conventions, I can be found cracking open a few glowsticks (usually the much larger ones, these little guys aren't worth it) and pouring the contents into a cocktail glass. I then wander the party floor with my 'beverage', to the amazement of all.
The following conversation is repeated many, many times:
"Whoa, dude! What is that?"
"Mountain Dew and Plutonium."
"What?"
"Just kidding. It's glowstick fluid."
"You're not *drinking* it are you?"
"Well, it *is* non-toxic, but no, it's horrible."
"Can I try some?"
"Umm.. well, ok, but let me warn you... It's got a bittering agent - that means it literally tastes as bad as they can make it. It's also oil-based, so don't do more than dip your fingertip in. That way you also won't get any bits of glass from the tubes..."
(person dips finger, tastes)
"Gah" (gag spit) "Oh, that's HORRIBLE!"
"I *did* warn you..."

Every. Single. Time. Even the people who see their buddies sample it *still* want to try it... Sigh.

Right on time for Halloween and Day of the Dead festiveness.I'm tempted to use my other account for another 3. Sure to be a sell out.