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Best Toys of 2013

Jeff Sandhu | Umapagan Ampikaipakan

31-Dec-13 12:35

Best Toys of 2013

It’s the year end show and throughout 2013, Jeff Sandhu & Umapagan have both maxed out their credit cards on useless toys, from smartwatches to home made 3D printing equipment. They look back at their bank statements and ponder on what have been some of the best toys that they have spent on.


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