We've already told you three months ago about Houdini's Escape Tool. Now I found a nice review about it. The gadgeteer tested it and they presented us how to use it correctly.

Julie used a 5 x 5 inch piece of glass and she admitted it wasn't so sexy as testing the tool in a real vehicle. After that she said:

The Houdini Pro has a window breaking tip just like the non-Pro tool. The only difference is that the Pro tool is easier to handle since it is larger, and you don’t have to remove any parts to use it. To test the window breaker, you place the tip on the glass and push down. The spring loaded tip will depress and then a point inside it will pop out with enough force to shatter the glass. It’s very quick and easy to do. It does not require significant effort. I think even a child could probably do it if instructed properly.

Now, let's see how the piece of glass looked after Houdini's Escape Tool did the master job. Completely shattered.

I hope you will all understand the benefits of such a magnificent car gadget. I would like to put it next to the other four gadgets that you need for a safe road trip and about I wrote few days ago.

Enjoy!

I’ve never been an ass-kisser. Actually, I prefer to work alone because I hate superiors. If they ever start complaining about their employees’ attitude, it’s obvious they have a problem. Let’s face the truth, is there anyone who ever felt frustrated because he did the best for his job and his boss did nothing but complain? Put two fingers up please.

I had moments in my career when I wanted to have a magic wand to close my boss’s mouth. Tell me! Would you literally ever kiss your boss’s ass for a promotion?! I never did such a thing.

When anger goes out of control, I suggest you to buy the Sound Accel Pedal. Step the pedal and you’ll feel like Michael Schumacher at Maranello. Imagine you’re driving and your boss is just crossing the street. Three levels of engine humming (loud, louder and loudest) will surround you depending on how you step the pedal.

The gadget is battery-powered and it costs $30. Ah, the device was invented by a Japanese guy stressed out by his boss.

Tell me of one little boy who would reject your offer to buy him an R/C car! Oh, nowadays children are freaking me out and be sure I will bet my monthly income for 2 out of 10. The others are keen on computers, iPhone and chewing gum.

I wish I could've lived these days when I was 6. Nothing compares (yes, like the song) to the Knight Rider R/C car. Not even the real one. I think it's the perfect gadget for my future son! But, of course, I'll play with it a little before!

Price: $49.95

I can't say I'm a Star Wars fan, but I laughed out loud when the Darth Vader car gadget showed up in front of my eyes. Especially because, while your car is moving, the little figurine makes some noise.

I wonder how the dark lord will feel if the car goes into a ditch? Probably I'll say the F-word and he will answer "I am your father!". Or if my car battery can't provide enough energy to start the lights the lord will tell me something along the lines of "Do not underestimate the power of the dark side!".

The catch line for car crash is "I find your lack of faith disturbing!".

Anyway I found Darth Vader version 1.0 funny. The price to have your car as a deadly X-Wing is £7.04.