So what does /toy/ think of Fidget Spinners? I got one and it's

>>6331562
I bought one the other day. There wre the plastic ones in OP, and a nice looking metal one for like twice the price, $40 or something.

I went with the metal one thinking I was paying for quality.

A day later and I wish I'd just gone with the plastic one.

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I got Abe here for $20 on amazon. Not perfect, but pretty solid.

Just bought a cheap Chinese one. Fucker doesn't spin for more than 30 seconds.

They're stupid as fuck

I love mine

Someone left one behind at my workplace so I play with it idly when it's slow. It's alright, kind of fun.

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>>6331562
It's basically pic related but shittier

Relatives of mine own a toy store and these things are selling like hot cakes for some reason, I guess that's the weird thing about trends

>>6331562
I am buying one from Massdrop for $50 please talk me out of it

>>6331748
just go to FidgetHQ instead and buy one for half the price or less

get a ceramic hybrid bearing and a retainer tool too if you want quieter spins

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I have six autism shurikens in my arsenal so far and feel content with my collection for the moment

People are getting too worked up about them right now, they're just ball bearings with weights attached. They're not a hobby, you can't do tricks with them, and they're not a cure for ADHD, they're just something to fiddle with, which helps some people, but you could just spin a pen around if you really need that. They're toys.

>>6331577
You got scammed HARD.

>>6331748
Just get a nice looking cheap one from AliExpress that you fancy, even buying one off FidgetHQ is robbery of your wallet for something overpriced that spins.

>>6331760
where can i get the silver oblong shaped one?

>>6331772
https://www.fasttech.com/products/2190/10030299/7143801-edc-hand-fidget-spinner-focus-toy

>>6331562
its a nice desk toy. i bought it for a buck.

I can see the stigma about them though, i wouldn't take it outside and try to impress someone with it.

But yeah, something to mess with while i wait for something to compile or load.

>>6331702
Oh, look, 2005, the year you were born! How nice!

>>6331787
That must be one of the weakest most reached for insults I've seen for a while.

>>6331787
Ha, sick burn, man, calling him a 12 year old for playing with a toy. I'm sure all the overpriced animu figurines on your shelf are impressed.

>>6331794
>fidgetshitters think they are better than weebshitters
top kek

>>6331797
>anyone on /toy/ thinking they're better than anyone else on /toy/

you're a grown man spending significant amounts of money on plastic trash that has no practical use and then going onto an image board to discuss said plastic trash with others

we're all losers here

They're kind of moreish. You just keep spinning until you give yourself autism.
That said I like to unbalance them so you get a spin that feels like a controller vibration

>>6331803
Normal adults do the exact same thing with alcohol, which actively degrades their bodies. There are no winners.

Are there any good ones on Amazon for cheap?

I don't know enough about them to tell the knock-offs from the originals.

My 10 year old brother wanted one of these really badly. Went out and got one for him. They let you test them at the store, so I tried one.

I am now an autist too.

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>>6331562
huh, this thing really is for autists

>>6331830
>girl

nah, girls are just genetically retarded

>>6331562
Invented by a Jew to keep Palestine kids occupied

>>6331819
>Amazon
Look on ebay. You might have to wait longer to get it from China, but you won't be overpaying.

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I work at a school for kids aged 6-13.

These things have taken over in the older classrooms, basically all kids 10-13 have one.

I'm thinking of getting one just to mess with the kids, pic related will be me when I show off my fidget spinner at work.

https://i.imgur.com/SPjwlyj.gifv

One of my coworkers got a 3D printer recently and made one of these, his kid took it to school and all the other kids wanted one so his kid started selling them and making a pretty decent buck.

I was thinking about buying a legit one, but playing with one of the spinners my coworker made I'm just not that impressed with them. I already have a $5 gyroscope I bought off Amazon that works so much better than these.

>>6331868
Please do this. Please ruin them for your students; that's hilarious.

>>6331727
never seen that before in my life

>>6331868
>"this thing is totally radical! you kids getting your spin groove on?"
kek

>>6331818
Some spend their money on sound investments to better their lives, payments on a house/car, home furnishings, and recreational travel.

>>6331562
Gluten-free diet of toys.

>>6331830
>girls choking on something hard

This isn't new.

>>6331971
It makes bracelets. My little cousins were into it like three years ago.

>>6331562
The fuck happened to just spinning a pen? Uncoordinated jackasses.

>>6331992
And they are still spending money on alcohol

>>6331992
I'm willing to state that most adults who buy brand new cars are not making sound investments.

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>>6332057

The future happened you fucking hipster faggot.

>>6332093

>Buying a car that I like is jut as bad as buying toys

Jesus, just admit that we are fucking losers and move on.

>>6332086
>implying every adult who doesn't collect toys must drink alcohol.

>implying some people don't also do all three spending practices.

>>6332093
Buying new within your means is a sound investment. Buying some import luxury because it's your dream car on the other hand.

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>>6332100

>>6331562
Bought one from the 7/11 down the street. Put a bones red bearing in that bitch. love it. i am also a faggot.

>>6332167
Who are you quoting?

I work at a dollar store, kids come in all the time asking if we sell these.
Honestly, I'm surprised we don't. Only place I've seen them sold is at the flea market.

I fiddled with one and didn't get the attraction, you can't even do any tricks other than balancing it on a finger. If I need to fidget with something, I'll twist my ring around my finger.

I found one in a parking lot when leaving work.

Why the hell is this shit more entertaining than it should be? I passed by a street stand selling these things like two weeks ago and didn't give a shit, but now that I got a freebie, I'm hooked.

>>6332224
Who are you quoting?

>>6332350
If you work at a dollar store these likely cost too much for your store. Most of the ones I've seen at retail start at around $5.

>you can't even do any tricks other than balancing it on a finger
Well...you can, but some of them are pretty dumb and others require a stretch of the imagination as to what qualifies as a "trick."

>>6332371
Some dollar stores now carry things that aren't just a dollar. An ex of mine worked at a place called "Dollar Store and More" and constantly got hassled by customers who wanted 30 dollar bed sets for a dollar.

>>6332371
You'd be surprised at some of the shit we sell, at least compared to the price at a normal store.
>>6332374
That's like Dollar General, I'm at a Dollar Tree. If it's not a single dollar, it's less, usually two for a dollar, or four when we're trying to get rid of seasonal candy.

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Got this one on Amazon to help git Prime shipping on an order. It's fun but I want it to spin longer. Getting 3 and a half mins on a table.

>>6332382
Have you tried oiling it?

Me, being the autist I am, and having gotten one for 8$, only to have it spin for 30 secs, decided to "fix it".
>take WD40
>degrease existing lubricant
>wash WD40 away with vodka
>let vodka evaporate
>add mineral oil
>mfw spins for 32 seconds now

Any funny deaths or accidents yet?

So who is the original company that made these? I assume they are losing their shit considering there are tons of different chinese companies cashing in on it.

>>6332430
wasn't it some kickstarter?

>>6332378
Yeah man Dollar General is bullshit, Dollar Tree is 10/10 aces.

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just ordered my first one

>>6332445
That was fidget cubes.
I don't think there really is an original creator for these, ball bearings aren't new.

I had one for when I was working and had to figure out engineering problems and needed to focus and just think, got it a while ago, but now that they are a fad I don't want to pull it out.

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just found one at walmart for 5 bucks. dont know what the hype is about, just looks like the next coolest office thing since Newton's cradle or that 3d thing with the plastic needles

>>6332571
Japan more or less doesn't know what they are, or the point behind them.

There have been a few segments on TV talking about the "latest fad from America" where the general public reaction has been "so what are you supposed to do with it", "why is this supposed to be fun" and "ok it's spinning... is that it? I don't get it".

>>6332527
I read stories online that this mother came up with it, didn't patent it and now is regretting not doing so.

>>6332591
Did any of the TV segments mention what the intended purpose of them was? Like, the thing that's in the name? A substitute for fidgeting?

>>6332585
It's the same hype that POGs, Tech Decks, Furbies, Tamagotchi, Silly Bandz, Rainbow Looms, bottle flipping, slime or any other kid fads have. Mostly the individual item doesn't matter, only the fact it's the hot and cool thing to have.

>>6332594
Actually, she straight up admits her toy isn't like the one that's popular now.
http://www.chicagotribune.com/business/ct-fidget-spinner-origin-story-20170515-story.html

>>6332605
Yeah it seemed more like the paper trying to stir shit up for clicks

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Someone post the link to the one that turns into a knife. I saw it like 2 threads ago but never saved the link

>>6332605
>Aside from the spinning, these devices had little in common with Hettinger's toy. They relied on a completely different mechanism for movement. Yet when a Wikipedia page was created for the fidget spinner this April, it described Hettinger as the inventor.
>Aside from the Wikipedia page, Hettinger acknowledged that there is no evidence of a direct connection between her own plastic disc and the fidget spinners that are popular today.
Complete clickbait. I acknowledge that people need to eat and sometimes it's hard to find a legit story, but for fucks sake.

>>6332595
Yeah, to which people just tilted their head in further confusion.

"Right, so it's used to fidget but like... what are you actually supposed to DO with it?"

I'm actually surprised no one drew analogies to spinning a pen since that's something that pretty much every Japanese person does when fidgeting.

Fidget spinners are for the proles

Fidget cubes are for refined men of taste.

If someone could design a transforming one, theyd be rich.
I mean the chinese who'd bootleg the design would be rich.

>>6332656
Chinese are already getting rich off of this shit.
And what do you mean transforming? It spins, that's all.

how did these autism detectors even get as popular as they are now?

I literally never heard of one until everyone and their mom started talking about them

>>6332786
same way pogs and yo-yos got popular.

>>6332496
nice case hardened factory new spinner bro
where did you get it?

>>6331562

Rubik's Cube for Millenials.

>>6332496
I ordered the polished SS one!

>>6331727
Holy FUCKING shit I completely forgot about these.
I figured out how to make a super basic dual colour design and made a bunch of bracelets with them for different franchises (Evangelion, Portal, all that stupid shit).
God I miss being a dumbass teenager. I gave them to girls at house parties and they would lap that shit up.

>>6331818
I get drunk multiple times a week off shitty gas station booze and it only ever costs me around $2. Why does /toy/ think alcohol is a money sink like collecting?

They started selling these in the gas station convenience store by my parent's house. I've seen a bunch of kids walk into my work with them and none of them look older than middle school.

>>6332417
apparently a girl "accidentally" choked on it

>>6332954
>Rubik's Cube for Millenials
Nah, Millenials picked up Rubik's Cubes about three or four years ago already. I remember every other kid in class was trying to solve one as quickly as possible whenever we had a free period.
Similar thing with those Diablo things, but that was maybe even longer ago. I don't keep track.

>>6332969
Added costs

>>6332390
You should have skipped the mineral oil.
I have one with dark bearings that span for 30 seconds out of the packet. washed the bearings in detergent and water and it goes for two minutes now

>>6332611
that wasn't a fidget spinner, it was just a small knife

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Got mine from for 7.99 plus worker discount from office Depot
Pretty fun to use while studying or when no customers are at the store

>>6332417
Well shadman made Gore porn from it if that counts

>>6332969
>Why does /toy/ think alcohol is a money sink like collecting?
believe it or not, booze has varying prices worldwide.

>>6332496
Fade factory new

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>>6332929
Fuck you beat me to it

buy
from
china

>>6332794
pogs was a competitive game

yo-yos are a skill based toy with a whole bag of tricks

while there is some skill involved with fidget spinners, the point really is to mindlessly spin it in one hand while doing other things

>>6331760
The doragon one. Review pl0x

>>6333100
>pogs was a competitive game
people bought them to collect them. almost nobody gave a fuck about the game.
>yo-yos are a skill based toy with a whole bag of tricks
very few people who owned yo-yos were even remotely good at it, though.

>>6333107
Dude, what, for the first year everyone at my school played the game against each other. We all had "game decks" of pogs we didn't mind losing for those.

>>6333122
the pogs game was about as """competitive""" as dice. there was nothing about it that required actual skill.

and for most people yo-yos were just something to fiddle with mindlessly, like fidget spinners. even the best kids at school could only do the most basic mongoloid 'round the world' type shit.

>>6331577
I thought everyone learned this lesson through the Disney Store Star Wars Elite Series Actionfigures made out of fucking metal that loosen up their joints in seconds and scrape their paint in minutes.

>>6333129
yoyos were popular because of the tricks. even if you sucked you still tried to do tricks. while i guess kids will try and do/make up tricks for literally anything, they are not the end goal of fidget spinners.

>>6333107
Yes yes and very few people that actually own fidget spinners don't have autism or mental problems and just pretend to because it's currently the cool thing

>>6333140
>yoyos were popular because of the tricks.
no, they were popular because they were "cool" and everyone had them.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0z6-vCVrgKc

no kids cared about fuckin cats cradle tech bullshit.

>>6333146
>no, they were popular because they were "cool" and everyone had them.
More specifically because they were fun to play with. Noone actually put in the effort to improve, they just flung them around like retards. For all intents and purposes they were different than fidget spinners.

>>6333154
>they were different than fidget spinners.
weren't*

>>6332621
Probably because they own pen already and see no extra use in this thing.

Literally garbage sold to people that they will forget about in a few months or years.

Though I find it interesting how long the world had no such type of item specific fad. Pokemon Go kind of counts but what was the last toy fad? Beyblade? And that was a decade ago.

>>6333146
nigga your post makes no sense

you say people didnt give a fuck about yoyo tricks when they were popular but then you literally also post a yoyo championship video from LAST YEAR. meaning that yoyo tricks are still popular enough to warrant sponsorships and competitions.

show me the fidget spinner competitions/skill demonstrations that are both sponsored and partially funded by fidget spinner manufacturers

>>6333165
>you say people didnt give a fuck about yoyo tricks when they were popular but then you literally also post a yoyo championship video from LAST YEAR. meaning that yoyo tricks are still popular enough to warrant sponsorships and competitions.
the "skill" aspect of yo-yo was only popular among turbo autists. they weren't popular because of that. they were popular because they were fun to play with.

it can be compared to video games. sure, a small demographic of autists get ridiculously good at video games. but esports and speedrunning aren't why video games are popular.

>>6332621
>what are you actually supposed to DO with it?
fidget
i don't get this usefulness meme, it's a fucking toy

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More like Faggot Spinners.

>>6333089
Wait wha-
>shadman
I'm not surprised

Coworker gave me one. Not as exciting as I was expecting.
Why does the standard model have three extra ball bearing sets? I assume it's for balance, but it seems like a waste of ball bearings. Something like
>>6331702
makes more sense to me.

>>6331760
Was the dragon one a lot? It's so comically edgy that I love it.

This probably has to be the most retarded fad yet. I never thought I would see something more mind numbingly stupid than slap bracelets.

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>>6333493
Hold onto your seat then, cause soon-ish there's gonna be an even dumber toy fad

>>6333142
Where'd the autism cure shit come from anyway? The lady who started making them said it was just to get bored Israeli kids to do something other than throw rocks at cops.

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spins for about 3 mins

>>6333627
Those hex ballers look great. Where did you get it?

>>6333632
https://fidgethq.com/collections/fidget-spinners/products/hexorus-fidget-spinner-rubberized-plastic-hex-with-r188-bearing
I cleaned the bearing with 91% isopropyl alcohol and a hair dryer and it's silky smooth
you can also try on gearbest, http://www.gearbest.com/novelty-toys/pp_630570.html
I'm pretty sure they're the same thing but I haven't bought from them. this one was shipped in generic packaging, the same kind I saw on another video review of a gearbest spinner.

So do you guys collect these as a joke? Is this some sort of buying these to be ironic situation?

Or are all of you actually autistic?

Do not eat

>>6333654
>Or are all of you actually autistic?
Do you know where you are?

Try spinning one on your forehead.
It's an odd sensation.

what are some quality ones? i just dropped and cracked the one i bought today

>>6333717
we found the autistic kid

Help me decided

Spinetic-Y
https://spinetic-spinners.com/product/spinetic-spinners-y-stainless-steel/

Very Dapper
https://fidgethq.com/products/very-dapper-fidget-spinner-tri-stainless-steel-with-r188-removable-bearing

Zentri Tri
https://fidgethq.com/collections/fidget-spinners/products/tri-stainless-steel-fidget-spinner-with-r188-bearing-removable

>>6333520
YO

THIS IS SICK

>>6331988
It's how you defeat Chinpokomon.

They're a dumb fad that will be discarded and forgotten within a month when something even dumber comes along.

Bullshit for braindead morons.

>>6331562
I can see these being in a landfill 3 years from now.

>>6331760
>autism shurikens

jej

I work at a comic store in Massachusetts. We're one of the few places in my mall that sells good-quality ones.

I genuinely hope that every window-licking cunt-goblin that comes into my store and screeches about these things develops a case of late-onset SIDS.

>>6333654
Anon, where are you posting again?
And what exactly makes this autistic?

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Where do I get one with an anime girl on it

>>6334150
The fact that these toys are meant for literal autists.

>>6334157
Proof?
Oh wait, there's none. It's a meme, you dip

>>6334160
Explain to me why literally every item description on these stupid things mentions "helps with ADHD, anxiety, stress, autism etc." if it's just a meme.
Fidget toys in general are largely marketed to autistic people.

>>6334166
Because chinese people thought it was true and everyone copies the descriptions from others. They also need as many keywords as possible to get visibility in search results
Also the fidget ADHD meme transitioned from the cube originally and at some point ADHD became autism. This doesn't even remotely help focus, the cube might.

>>6334170
Fidgeting of all sorts helps autistic people. Maybe not focus like the ADHD kids, but it helps them not have a meltdown or keeping them from stimming in harmful or even more distracting ways.

But what's your deal? Don't want to admit you like something that autistic people like?

>>6334175
I concede this point.
However, doing something autists do doesn't make one an autist

>>6334178
And inb4 le denialist

>>6334178
Sure, but where are you, anon?
Calling someone autistic in the buzzword sense is normal for things not even vaguely related to real autism around here, much less something that literal autists actually do.

>>6334185
I concede that as well. My point was the board we're posting in, but whatever

>>6334116

>Newbury Comics fag complaining about customers.

Get a better job.

>>6332371

Saw a 6 or 7 year old kid walking around CVS with one just yesterday. He'd get it spinning, balance it on his head, then flick his head and flip it onto his knee, where it kept spinning.

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I collect transformers, I really don't need these nor do they stimulate me as much.

And where the fuck do these new trends come from and why is EVERY single one of them supposedly good for autism?

>>6334257
>I collect transformers, I really don't need these nor do they stimulate me as much.
It's already been said in the thread, but...

Even if you have mental health issues, these aren't the same as toys or movies or videogames or whatever. Those things are fine and good, but they're meant to take your entire attention span, or at least most of it. Fidget spinners, cubes, etc. are meant to be something to idly do with your hands while trying to get other shit done. The idea is to fidget with these instead of doing something more annoying or self-destructive.

>>6331894
>his kid took it to school and all the other kids wanted one so his kid started selling them and making a pretty decent buck.
He'll make a good corporate exec

>>6332385
>>6332382
Graphite might be a better choice

>>6332786
Facebook videos

>>6331562
http://www.haaretz.com/middle-east-news/palestinians/1.788191
Do we have Palestinian rock throwers to thank for the fidget spinner?
The inventor of the ubiquitous stress-reducing toy says she came up with the idea during a trip to Israel in the 1980s, during the First Intifada, as a way to distract the “young boys throwing rocks at police officers.”
Catherine Hettinger told CNN Money last week that she first brainstormed the gadget while visiting her sister in Israel and hearing about the clashes between Palestinian youth and Israeli security.
She first considered designing a “soft rock that kids could throw,” according to CNN Money.
“It started as a way of promoting peace,” Hettinger said.

>>6334331
>Do we have Palestinian rock throwers to thank for the fidget spinner?
No, because Hettinger has nothing to do with fidget spinners. Even by her own admission, her toy has virtually nothing in common with them. It's pretty much bad fact-checking and sensationalist journalism that's drawing any sort of connection between the two.

>>6333088
>Pretty fun to use

What the fuck is so fun about it? You are literally spinning a piece of plastic.

>>6334419
Maybe try it yourself?
>you're just kicking a ball what's so fun
>you're just moving your hands on your keyboard what's so fun

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>>6334427
oh man how fun

>>6334429
yeh?

Fuck off with your stupid millenial fad

>>6331562
I've got aspergers. For people like me, fidget cubes, spinners, etc. are VERY helpful to us when we're stimming. When I heard about the fidget spinner, I was pretty excited. A silent, subtle fidget toy that doesn't make you look like an ass? Sign me up! Queue people who turn it into a trend. Now I can't get one without looking like a moron. Now people are spinning it on their heads, putting razor blades on it, etc. Reasonably, teachers and similar people are now taking them away. It pisses me off. I don't give a shit if a neurotypical uses them, it's not my job to police people- but I was under the impression that they were supposed to help people be less autistic, not help people be more autistic.

>>6333493
>I never thought I would see something more mind numbingly stupid than slap bracelets.
Were you alive in the 1980s for the ones that sliced wrists open, or are you talking about the revival a few years ago

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>>6331562
Really, OP...

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Was in class at school (EPME, I am not a kid) and our instructor had one on his desk and gave it to me to use during the day because he had us take personality tests and mine showed a need for stimulation. I loved the little fucker. I bought two for a total of $3 but didn't get them till I had already graduated. Que a week later and I learn these mother fuckers are all the god damn rage and I risk looking like a sperg when I put it out to fidget at work. I swear to God people ruin everything I like.

>>6334762
They're a fad, if anything you won't look like a sperg for using it because it's in the in thing to do at the moment.

>>6334860
Well considering how its mainly a fad for children, you would look pretty retarded.

I bought one for 99p off eBay just to see what it was all about.

I genuinely enjoy it, I just like the weight of it in my hands, and I'll admit I haven't kept my hands off it much the past 2 days I've owned it.

Can anyone recommend me a good one for £5 or under? I definitely couldn't justify paying a penny more than that.

Idk lads, its worth trying.

>>6334883
you probably wont find a good for under $15

https://fidgethq.com/collections/fidget-spinners/products/zenduo-fidget-spinner-black-brass-with-r188-removable-bearing

I just got this one and I love it
>super tiny
>really quiet unlike the plastic ones
>heavy for its size since its brass
>spun for 5:58 on a table top spin

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i have a pretty rad 3d printer i've modded a ton over the years and i want to print some spinners to make bank

any recommendations on styles to print or where to sell them at?

>>6334561
>Were you alive in the 1980s for the ones that sliced wrists open
I was. I loved those shitty bracelets.

>>6334947
Where you from? I'd definitely buy a custom design over eBay.
Wouldn't pay international shipping though

>>6334958
central ma but i'm a lazy sumbitch so i'll probably print enough to make like $300 then stop

>>6331760
Toppest keks

>>6331702
>20 FUCKING DOLLARS FOR A SHITTY SPINNY NIPPLE SLAPPER
I fucking hate this shitty hipster fad so damn much. Buy a fucking yoyo, it's cheaper and the "tricks" actually take some level of skill.

>>6334970
>skill
>it's literally just a toy
why would i give a fuck about which toy takes skill or not if i'm just playing with it

>>6332596
Tech Decks and Mighty Beans were the only good fads. NeoPets too when McDonalds were giving those happy meal plushies out. I remember everyone constantly trading those things. Still got one of the "rare" ones in a box of stuff somewhere.

>>6334973
You might not, personally. But I've seen so many people actually trying to pull off "skilled tricks" with these things. It's so annoying.

>>6334980
>I've seen so many people actually trying to pull off "skilled tricks" with these things. It's so annoying.
That sounds awful, how will you live?

>>6334947
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oclFOlwIuQs

Make this and you'll make bank.

>>6334970
there are some that cost over 100

>>6334986
And it's stupid because they still just spin. Maybe longer than the cheapie 5 dollar ones, but there's nothing to justify the price.

>>6334883
You need to think 2017 prices m8
£5 barely pays for public transport for a day.

>>6331760
>they're not a cure for ADHD
This. I have ADHD and I get bored by them. How are they supposed to entertain me?

>>6335053
>How are they supposed to entertain me?
they aren't, you're supposed to fidget with them while youre doing something else like reading.

>>6335069
Ah, that makes sense.
In that case I can see a use for them, but they are really overpriced.

>>6331562
I think they are a great idea for their intended purpose, but they are also fun little physics toys too.

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I'd rather fidgit with a drumstick or walking cane, something with an actual purpose.

>>6335258

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJWXgWrK82k

This purpose enough for you?!!!

>>6335113
Maybe some of the fancy ones, but the cheap ones can be had for like 5 bucks.

>>6335258
You're missing the purpose. This is supposed to be a small unobtrusive thing that helps people focus. Try spinning a drumstick or cane in the middle of a classroom or library and see how far that gets you.

>>6335387
I've beeb doing what the other anon does with a drumstick with my pencil for years. Works great and is frankly more versatile than a fidget spinner.

>>6335387
Use that autism bullshit in one of my classrooms or in my library and you'll get expelled.

>>6335695
Oh hey professor buzzkill. Which liberal arts class do you teach?

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>>6335695
No I won't. It's in my IEP, so you have to allow it.

>>6335695
>>6335703

As this guy said, some kids actually NEED them or something like it. IEPs can be written to include these things.

>>6334970

Uh-huh. And how does that make you feel?

>>6334279
>>6334279


Yeah this.

You see autism isn't just being socially awkward. The social awkwardness comes from the sensory integration dysfunction, and that's why people have such severely impaired ability to communicate, and the sensory overload causes meltdowns and all of it combined makes for a combination of really specific behavioral issues.

It's basically like having hangover hearing/sight literally all the time.

An autistic person's body will attempt to cope by constantly seeking deep pressure input stimulation. Rocking back and fourth, flapping their arms, standing on their tiptoes, and FIDGETING. In schools it can be very distracting to other students and self destructive and it is a sign that the person is uncomfortable in their own body and anxious. At worse they have meltdowns and act hysterical and violent and punch the shit out of themselves or other things in order to cope.


So the fidget toys are a way for autistic students to get more sensory stimuli to help them concentrate, lessen anxiety, and process senses better. It's not as effective as deep pressure input therapy and the psychiatric world is fucking dumb as a bag of bricks and needs to give every autistic people in schools weighted blankets instead of fidget spinners because fidget spinners aren't even close to enough stimulation, but it does help.

This is true for normies too. We rock our babies back and fourth to give them deep pressure input to calm them down, giving them deep pressure input. If anybody is nervous they will pace the room, fidget, chew their fingers, or get on the edge of hteir seats. Hell even animals are calmed by deep pressure input.


1/2

>>6335701
>>6335703
>>6335707
Thank God I live and work in a country where mentally impaired people go to special schools made for them.

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>>6335716

2/2

However for normal people they can process senses normally for the most part, and don't need as much deep pressure input and stimulation. But this brings me to the most important thing to understand why fidget spinners are so popular. They're literally the equivalent to chewing gum. Chewing gum is used to give your body stimulation in the say way as fidget spinners. That is why it's common for people on the autism spectrum to have oral fixations. One of the smaller specific signs of autism in early childhood is kids chewing on the collar of their shirt. They tend to chew their fingers and fingernails. It's a form of stimming.

Generally human beings are not designed to sit for an extended period of time. We were monkeys who used to have to exercise and hunt. Not sit at a desk all day. We don't get much stimulation and deep pressure input that we would normally get from day to day monkey business, so we need to get it somewhere.

Look how much regular people chew gum. It's a goddamn, common thing you buy in the stores.

Also autism has to be genetic mutation and people keep breeding carelessly and it's probably increasing a lot due to that too so...we're fucked

>>6335720
I forgot my point was that spinners are like the hand equivalent to gum because both help you constantly stim and americans are fat as blimps and don't even give kids recess so they really need it nowadays.

>>6335717
Yeah, it's a good thing they have that kind of school, you'd be lost in a normal school for sure.

All but about three kids in my school are banned from having them. They're allowed for their 'ADHD', and must not pass them around the room.

The noise is irritating, they're toys and kids play with toys instead of doing any work. I've confiscated lots of them, I've still got one a kid forgot to come back after class for.

I have been biting my nails for 19 years. I usually do it when i'm either nervous or bored. My fidget spinner is at least keeping me busy to prevent the nail-biting.

>>6335723
Keep raging all you want, you won't change the truth, retarded kid.

>>6335727
So is ADHD in quotes because you don't believe those kids have ADHD, or that you believe ADHD is not a thing at all, or that you believe the spinners don't help or what?

Oh it's a legit autistic toy?

>>6335760
Autistic kids get more out of it, but that doesn't keep it from being a big fad with normal kids too.

>>6335760
actually, that whole aspect of the things was essentially made up by a kickstarter for them a while back

i have zero interest in it and today, for my birthday my nephew got me one because he's really into it at the moment.

i used to get him kamen rider toys because i love kamen rider, so he thinks he's bonding/returning the favor by sharing what he's into. I find the gesture very nice but I honestly still have no interest in these. I already twirl my pens when I'm thinking, these are actually less fun than that.

>>6335766
No, that was the fidget cubes, not the spinners.
And autistic people are helped by fidgeting, the idea of a fidget toy for them isn't new at all.

>>6335767
hold it in one hand and spin it with a spare finger while you're working on something, don't evenn pay attention to it, just let your hand sort of absent mindedly operate it.
you might be surprised

>>6335759
Some don't have formal diagnoses, ADHD is a label seemingly given to anyone acting up. Anyone diagnosed with ADHD subsequently has every behavioural act attributed to it instead of asking whether individual incidents are an aspect of their ADHD, or if they're just choosing to be rude, as most teenage kids can be.

>>6335781
So do you think the spinners actually help them or are they just using their disorder to get a toy in class?

>>6335788
I don't know. The fidget cube seems better, for cases that are obvious.

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>>6335798
The cubes are at least quieter. I hate the WHIRRRR of the cheap spinners.

But I still stand by the Tangle as a great fidget toy, even if never reached fad status. Quiet and easy to use.

>>6335750
I'm laughing at you, not raging. You're autistically sperging out over people playing with a toy. Surely you see the irony here.

>>6335807
I see SEN kids with those, they've been around since I was a kid!

>>6334419
When I'm studying for exams it makes studying 1% more fun

>>6334429
Midget spinners are better
>>6333088
Nice underwear

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>>6335807
Reminds me of the Rubik's snake I have.

What is the best one of these that I can buy on amazon?

>>6336157
These I love

>>6331562
A yo-yo is more fun than this POS!

I feel sorry for the teachers that have kids using these in class and can't do anything about it because of 'Muh autism'
>WHIRRRRRRRRR!
I dont understand why you would spend money on a stupid unitasker when you could get the same effect with anything from an eraser to a set of Rpg dice.
>>6336157
I used to love those things.

I vaguely want one of the genji fidget spinners for the novelty of it, but they all look like shit.

>>6336325
Actually, unless it's in the IEP, it doesn't matter what a kid claims, they can take it from them.

>>6336163
Anything with a R188 bearing is going to be better in terms of spin time than the generic spinners like the OP pic that are everywhere.

>>6331562
Bought one at convenience store around the corner.

Its an alright toy.

>>6336409
You must have gone to school in the 80s/early 90s
You try to take a kid's stuff today you'll get sued.

>>6336443
Maybe in your country, but I'm speaking as someone who deals directly with teachers in the US. They can totally still confiscate things if it breaks school policy and toys in class qualify. What will get you in trouble is not giving it back or not being clear about when you're giving back.

>>6332591
I'm in japan right now and have seen them for sale in a couple toy stores

>>6332969
>not only putting alcohol in your body, but putting cheap alcohol in your body
For what purpose?

>>6334257
I became aware of autism the old fashion way of having one of the special ed kids at school trying to take your stuff and screeching when the handlers literally dragged them away.

Daily reminder that the best spinner design on the market is the ZenDuo. Barely larger than the cap you hold it by, matte black, 100% silent, and only costs $20. You can actually use it in your pocket, secretly, with no one noticing, instead of being like those kids with their noisy plastic ones. #notallspinners

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>>6335807
Tangle to me always seemed like too big a contraption for an only okay fidget factor. It is cool that they still sell them, though! I saw one in my local tabletop shop last week.

Some other good fidget toys better than spinners imo that I shoved together in paint:

Steel Lynx Mobii: An infinite loop of smooth metal rings inside each other. So perfectly designed that you can roll the thing like it's a ball, and watch the rings cycle through each other to allow motion. Or you can roll it in your own hand, of course. Incredibly, incredibly satisfying.

Steel Lynx Chained: Also infinitely loops, and it involved smooth metal rings, but the main component is bike chain. Like, actual chain, that was repurposed in a workshop. I know, at least for me, that the feel of pressing your fingers into the cool, uneven surface of a bike chain is one of the best feelings you can get from randomly touching junk, and this lets you do that over and over forever. It's basically the popping bubble wrap of the metal-lover world.

Begleri: Chose a random image, because this can be anything. Originally based on the komboloi, greek prayer beads that doubled as worry beads, it became trendy in greece in the 60s to make modified komboloi called begleri, with less beads, strung on one string, so that you can perform tons of rad tricks on them. They can be flipped, infinitely looped, aerialed, sprung in unexpected directions using string tension, etc. They are truly the most versatile fidget toy out there for this reason - you can use them as worry beads, or you can practice an incredibly complex history of physics-defying tricks on them. Or anywhere in between. Great for anyone who complains that "fidget toys are useless and have no point!!" - this one does, you can get good at it.

Where I work we got a round of these stupid spinner things in. We probably spend a dollar a piece buying em(cheap ass chinese plastic ones) and sold em for four dollars each. We ordered about 500, and sold out within a week.

We've had people begging to know when we'll get more and if they can reserve one.

Finally got some more in on Friday, 2000 units half in the original colours, the other half in glow in the dark plastic.

So look forward to those ruining your next movie theater experience

>>6331791
How is it weak? All three pennies have a date of 2005. That must be significant to the guy.

>>6337159
owning 3 coins that were minted at the same time isn't indicative of anything you fucking dunce.

>>6337163
He picked out three coins with the same date when he ordered this. That isn't random, it was a choice.

>>6335807

I used to see these things in checkout aisles at grocery stores all the time. Now I never see them. Wonder what happened.

>>6337018
I have a black ZenDuo and brass ZenTri, I love both of them but the Duo is perfect if you want a spinner to use in public that nobody will notice.

>>6337252
>>6337252
also the zenduo gets 5+ minute tabletop spins. You can get the for $13 plus shipping on addictivefidgettoys instead of fidgethq

>>6337159
Or maybe the designer/builder had a basic sense of aesthetics, or simply got an unopened roll of pennies from the bank.

>>6337166
>child's birthday
>spouse's birthday
>wedding date
>lucky number
>personal year of note, in business, etc.
>just fucking picked something

I haven't seen any on any shelves because they're sold out everywhere; I don't get it personally but I can see why it's a big fad with kids. It's been crazy at work though; a month ago we started getting a call here and there asking about them, now people are constantly coming in and blowing up the phone asking if we've got any. On one of my days off we got one box of them in at work, just the standard ones in different colors, and they sold out within the day.

We also got some fidget cubes in stock, but they're in a bucket up front so there's not many of them. As far as fidgeting goes the fidget cube seems a lot more like they were made for helping with anxiety and stuff. I picked one up and I like it, it makes very satisfying click noises and the buttons side sound exactly like clicking a pen. It's got various ways to fidget on it so some are quiet and some are a little louder. We've tried suggesting it as an alternative, but the kids want nothing to do with them.

I assume after a few months it's gonna die out and there's going to be a ton of spinners on the shelf just sitting there, like with the big electronic Hatchimals.

>>6336933
I was shocked to find out this is a real item.

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>>6333089
>>6333307
Research time.

>>6331562
It's the most idiotic fad in history. Even the Pet Rock wasn't this popular.

It's truly a sign that most of your parents neglected you.

>>6337896
I'd say it's about as bad as trepanning.

So this is basically the pogs/digimon/tech deck/etc. for the millennial generation right?

My 60ish year old boss has a fidget spinner and was trying to do tricks with it last week. Spinning it and balancing it on his nose. I had no words. This fad is bigger than Pokemon Go.

>>6337960
>cheap
>heavy so feels valuable
>spinning motion/sounds are soothing
>no skill required
>readily available
>ludicrous variety
>has more human catnip levels of attraction than bubblewrap
>pocketable
>socially acceptable to obscene levels as of now

Well, why not?

>>6337028
I made a begleri out of some paracord and hexnuts to try it out.

Damn this is so much better, i'm probably going to order a legit one.

>>6337960

If only humanity were as obsessed with Lego/Technic. We could all have social gatherings where we all get together and create/share build ideas. Adults need something to rekindle their imagination/creativity. One can dream.

>>6338014
No that's just as autistic.

I will admit they're kind of cool when they do that thing that makes it look like they stop and go backwards after spinning for a while.

>>6331869
Wow, he litterally thinks this is reddit...

>>6338141
>autistic

You haven't heard of that Lego Serious Play for corporate workshops, have you?

Also.

What's a good fidget cube/whatever that's quiet, about only as much as laptop keys, and can be worked with in the pocket?

>>6335760

Autistic kids probably do get a kick out of them, as well as just regular kids, but no. It was started as just a well made fidget toy. The very early ones are made by machinists and they sell for a mint. Torqbars were going for $700 and higher not even 4 months ago. Some other makers were getting them churned out cheaper like the $200 price range. One of the more popular ones is actually a cigar stand. They are in the same vein as high end spinning tops. The original market for these was people with desk jobs and money to spare that wanted something to fidget with while on the phone or whatnot. I have quite a little collection myself of tops and spinners on my desk ranging from $20 up to $400 in value. Some guys I know have thousands of dollars worth. The really well made ones work crazy good. I'm talking tops that spin for 20 minutes easy.

Chinese started knocking them off a few months ago and suddenly they exploded within the last month. Now everyone and their brother has a fidget spinner. Funny because the community that even knew about them half a year ago was so freakign small and it was a high dollar hobby.

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what do you guys think about this "precision spinner"?

>very little effort required to spin
>supposedly stays in motion for fucking ever
>completely noiseless
>does not wear out as quickly as regular spinners

>>6338432
>very little effort required to spin
I'm no expert, but surely the point of them is you putting a tiny amount of continuous effort into spinning it?

>>6338432
I have no idea what that particular one is, but there's a lot of higher quality ones floating around and it doesn't sound that unique.

>>6338432
Imagine having a security system of those things going at the speed of light, shredding everything that touches them

>>6338469
>I'm no expert, but surely the point of them is you putting a tiny amount of continuous effort into spinning it
It's more fun to stop them yourself than it is to have them slow down on their own

good lord most of you are completely misinterpreting the purpose of fidget toys in general

they exist so you no longer have to
>chew your nails/fingers off
>drop a million pencils
>lose your ring

fidgeting at work while thinking is pretty common
so fidget cubes/spinners exist solely to make fidgeting less disgusting and harmful

>>6338599
>no longer have to chew your nails
Is this true?
I might have to get a meme spinner, I hate that I bite my nails.

>>6338669
I don't know, but there's all sorts of super cheap ones you can get to see if it helps. You don't have to get one of the expensive ones.

>>6331562
Fidget Spinner made ripple moon. its serious shit

>>6335720
>>6335716
Oh wow this really makes sense. Maybe I'm literally autist. (I never had a compelling reason to get myself diagnosed and likely never will)

>>6339023
Probably not though. Plenty of people like to fidget, that's perfectly normal.

>bones reds +acetone bath
damn these have some good spin

any other bearings that are decently cheap with great spin properties when de-lubed?

>>6340488
De-lubing bearings makes them spin longer? Can you tell me more about this? It doesn't make much sense to me just logically, so I'm curious how it works.

Basically I skate and I'm wondering if "de-lubing" is something I should do to the bearings I use on my board too.

>>6341016

Do NOT delube your skateboard bearings. Too much dirt/grime/asphalt will make its way into the bearings and screw everything up.

So I caved and bought one of the cheap generic spinners like in OP at the mall.
This thing is really fun to have at work and I'm considering buying a better one, but what I want to know is are the more expensive spinners really worth the extra money?

>>6341055

No. Seriously, just be happy with what you have. It's not worth spending more money when you have something that works well enough especially just to fidget with. These toys are a fad.

>>6335720
So, what you're saying is that people who fidget a lot are evolutionarily backwards and should be put in camps or at least sterilized? Governments could start regulating the sale of fidget toys to monitor which households need to be quarantined.
Could you imagine the bragging rights from being the first country to be officially autism free

>>6338432
I need JoJo edit

>>6341181
I need you to leave and never come back

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>>6341055
You can just buy a cheapy one and replace the bearings with ones from a skate shop

>>6341060
That's what people said about CDs when they came out, grandpa. Spinners are HERE to STAY.

>>6341249
>oh good, at least it's teaching autists basic human skills

>>6341060
Your face is a fad

>>6341253
I can't imagine they'll be this hot for long, but I think they'll stick around for a while just simply because they are genuinely helpful for some people.

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Custom made :D

Doing tricks with them is like doing tricks with a basketball just without the talent.

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>>6336933

>>6331562
They're like fingerboxes except everyone fell for the meme

>>6342025
Saw a guy with a table on the side of the road with a big piece of posterboard with stencil-painted 'WE SELL SPINNERS' written on it.

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>>6341249
Seems like more trouble than it's worth, considering you can get some really nice ones cheap. Like this one. You can get it various places including FidgetHQ for about 10 bucks, but it's buttery smooth and quiet and has the smaller r188 bearing for a longer spin time.

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>>6334970

>>6342025
You know when the 2017 Christmas fingerboxes come out?

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Someone talk me out of buying the 2R designs Circulator. I'm tempted to get one once they come back in stock.

>>6332954
Rubik's Cubes for Gen Z fags
FTFY

>>6331562
What is the appeal of these things and why will NOBODY shut up about them?
I work in gas station and I have had at least 100 people ask me if we sell them in just the last two weeks.
Do they dispense heroin or something?
Do they suck your dick?
What justifies the obsession?

>>6337896
Remember like 5 years ago when everyone was obsessed with rubber bands pressed into shapes?
People are fucking stupid and the market reflects that.

>>6341222
Don't be so rude!

>>6335760
Yes and not original spinners are made of rare metals by russian designers
As all designers collectibles their niche is to buy it legit with all the bells and whistles like limited printing and auth papers.

The adhd and autism thing its a byproduct

>>6343488
it's mainly kids in school saw their autistic classmates getting to use one in school, so they needed one too and it went from there until everybody had to have one so they didn't feel left out.

what are some good/unique spinnies you can get on amazon?

>>6339254
>>6339023

Counterpoint: He goes to 4chan.

I've literally never seen or heard anyone talk about Fidget Spinners irl

>>6344254
Then you're just socially oblivious or lucky to not have any contact with children and teenagers because they're fucking everywhere.

>>6332954
*hoolahoop

>>6344254
I saw a dude play with his at the donation center. Said he had some neural issue as an excuse to have one, idk.
I want to know if there are any that use other fidget toys as weights or at least have their designs, or if they have neat patterns that look cool while spinning?

>>6343203
Get it, I hear those things are rad in hand.

>>6344346
A lot of people add tritium to make their spinners glow and they look pretty cool.

Honestly, go check out Spin Space on facebook if youre really interested. People post a lot of quality hand-machined stuff and it's a good group of people, not cringy at all like one would imagine

>>6344346
If he works at a donation center, he probably is legit autistic or something.

>>6331562
we will be selling them at work, have no idea why they are popular, also i will predict hoop and stick will come back

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>>6344534
I have no idea why they of all things caught on, since there's a lot of fidget toys out there like pic related that aren't fads and never have been. But at this point, kids want them just because it's the cool and hot thing to have, it wouldn't matter if it was a freeze dried turd, they'll still pay up.

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$9999 24k solidgold
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/24k-Solid-gold-fidget-spinner-custom-designed-and-engraving-of-your-own-choice-/172671209332?ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT

>>6336933
Relieves autism

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The over-the-top media hate for fidget spinners is fucking hilarious.

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>>6344382
I just bought it in black right now.

>>6335720
>We were monkeys who used to have to exercise and hunt.
If you tip your fedora any farther it might fall off your head, ya dig?

>>6345546
The writing style and abrupt, reaching topic shift make me want to slap her across the face. People have done stupid shit and followed stupid trends for ages. What about flagpole sitting? Goldfish swallowing? Marathon dancing? It sounds like the main reason she's got a stick up her ass about it is because someone in the little cube next to hers has a fidget spinner and she can hear a slight, quiet whirring, and she would rather try to start a moral panic than be bothered to put on a pair of headphones.

If a little toy prevents me from shredding off the ends of my hair or scraping the skin off my face when my hands have nothing better to do, what's her fucking problem with it and what the hell does it have to do with Donald Trump?

>>6333889
desu get the Spinetic X.
It's like the Y but better.

I got a cheap brandless Fidget and it's missing the caps, anything I can use as a substitute in the mean time?

>>6331702
>someone paid 20 American dollars for three pennies
Huh. I've never met anyone retarded enough to buy those special limited edition coins from TV commercials but I guess you're close enough.
>responding to a 10 day old post
I too have also lost control of my life.

>>6331727
How do hot cakes sell?

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I like to balance mine on the tip of my boner and get it spinning really fast.

>>6331577
Don't the plastic ones normally cost like $5-7? That's what both of mine cost and they're perfectly fine.

I had five bucks left on a walmart gift card so I picked up one of these and I'm surprised by how satisfying it is to just absently one-hand spin it.

>>6345546
Holy fuck I think my IQ dropped just reading this article. This is horrible "journalism," rife with inaccuracies, assumptions, and REAL stretches of logic. I sincerely hope this bitter ass fuck loses her job over this.

It's incredibly laughable how she's not even talking about spinners anymore by the end, letting her piece trail off into a diatribe on Trump, which she then lamely tries to bring back on topic by finishing with a bad pun. Jesus christ man.

>>6331988
lemme show you yungsters' a few tricksa mine!
y'all'll enjoy it!

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Heat changing

fad will be dead in a year just like every other

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idk why people buy them