Well, I guess it was only a matter of time before someone figured out that a belt buckle is about the perfect spot to hang an Ipod. So, the folks over at NerdyShirts.com have apparantly put the trained monkeys to work on this project.
The belt buckles come in sizes ranging from the Ipod Nano to the Ipod Video. They can be had with ($30), or without the actual belt ($30).
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Hello,
I found your site while looking for back links. (Not going to lie) I promote a small belt site in the UK and run their modest blog. I initially read you post followed your affiliate link to NerdyShirts and found some products I liked so I ordered from them. I’m having some problems adding my comment. Have you closed comments on this post? Let me know.
Thanks,
Jim
Jim,
The comments are open on this article, but Akismet was catching your comment and marking it as spam. This is likely because some other blogs are saying that your comments are too spammy, which can happen if you are seeking topical blog posts to make comments on.
I don’t blame you, and I appreciate your honesty, but more and more webmasters are cracking down on this type of “drive by commenting”.
John P.