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The Unemployed Philosophers Guild Albert Einstein Magnetic Personality - Plush Finger Puppet and Refrigerator Magnet, Approx 4" Tall
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Product Description
The Unemployed Philosophers Guild Albert Einstein Magnetic Personality - Plush Finger Puppet and Refrigerator Magnet, Approx 4" Tall
- Make your kitchen or office relatively smarter with the Albert Einstein Magnetic Personality (a finger puppet and fridge or locker magnet in one).
- Keep him by your desk while you work, and then put him on your finger for some quick playtime during your break. Genius!
- Measures approx 4" tall with a magnet in the top. Includes a mini bio tag.
- Makes the perfect present for your kid who just made the honor roll or your parent who always helped you with your math homework.
- Click the store link near the product title for more smart and funny gifts from The Unemployed Philosophers Guild.
You'll think the see in Einstein's famous equation stands for 'cute' when you play with this adorable finger puppet. On your finger, he's a puppet; on your fridge, he's a magnet; in your puppet collection he's a genius.
Technical Specifications
Country
USA
Brand
The Unemployed Philosophers Guild
Manufacturer
Philosophers Guild
Binding
Toy
ItemPartNumber
0148
Model
0148
Color
Einstein
Size
4 inches
UPCs
814229000372
EANs
0814229000372
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