If you’re like me, there are times when surfing the web becomes a cumbersome activity. I’m referring to those occassions when for some reason (possibly due to consumption of a Subway sandwich) your keyboard is inaccessible. There are also those times when you might be juggling peanuts with your other hand and trying to surf the web becomes a “juggling act” in itself.

The Man in Blue, Cameron Adams, has stumbled upon (or created for that matter) a solution of sorts. Utilizing a combination of XHTML/CSS, Cameron came up with The Mouseboard, a keyboard controlled entirely with your mouse. It’s function is so that you, while juggling peanuts with your left or right hand can still surf the web without the perils of inaccessibility.

Another neat feature is not only does it perform straight surfing but it features a Google button for those times when you’re not entirely sure where to find chocolate-covered roaches.

I thank you, The Man in Blue, for your creative ingenuity.

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