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Using trees for USB sticks

Ever been standing at the bus stop and thought to yourself: “My word, what I would give to have a wooden USB stick for my every day data storage and memory requirements,”?

Well brothers and sisters, now you can.

Paul from Flashsticks.co.uk (that’s flashsticks.co.uk) makes and sells them from wood grown near his house.

If you’ve ever been caught short without a data stick, you’ll know how annoying it is. Now you can have a real stick on the end of it.

Paul is taking orders for Christmas – we wonder if they’ll be called…(wait for it)… Christmas USB logs.

Published by:

Dan Ilett

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