January 25, 2008 1:48 AM PST

How to drive loved ones away

by Mike Yamamoto
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'Heart Mouse': No

(Credit: Shiny Shiny)

'Gun Mouse': Yes

(Credit: Dvice)

It's only been a few days since this season's Valentine's Day products began appearing in earnest, and we're already thoroughly nauseated. In fact, given the selection offered so far, we're surprised it took this long. Here's one that certainly doesn't help the cause: the "Heart Mouse" from, of all places, the Victoria and Albert Museum. (At least it doesn't profess its love for you, as did the last one seen in this space.) It's products like these that make the "FPS Gun Mouse" look better all the time.

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