Motorola HS820 Bluetooth Headset for $35
When I think Bluetooth, I think of that time when I was a kid when little Sammy Horsenphifer next door got hit in the mouth by a runaway hubcap. We were playing in the middle of the street, mostly because my Aunt (who I was staying with for the summer) was being particularly irritable that time and suggested to my six-year old self that I “go out and play in traffic”, which I felt was a strange request, but whatever. So there we were, in the middle of road, running around and pushing a robin egg we had found (and had thoroughly hard-boiled) with a bit of wood, when a car drove down the road. We moved out of the way and waited by the road for the car to pass by. Then, before we knew what was happening, the car rolled over a small rock in the road and one of its hubcaps flew off.
The hubcap zipped through the air and struck Sammy square in the mouth! He flew back a few feet and landed loudly onto the pavement, twitching violently. I froze; I didn’t know what to do. I thought, my god, who’ll I play with in the neighborhood now? Jenny Pitchmeyer down the block is kind of a spaz, and Brandon Puttle on 3rd Street eats his head lice. I quickly snapped out of my daze and started to run back into the house to call for help. But as I passed Sammy’s shaking body I noticed something strange. I carefully inched forward to take a closer look. His mouth was blue! I thought it was going to be red, since the hubcap slammed into his front teeth pretty hard. But it wasn’t.
That was when I realized that Sammy was a robot, and after his parents sent him in for repairs, we had lots more fun the rest of the summer.





