Andy, professional fidgeter
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Don’t forget that Janus can be also used as a worry stone/rolling coin. Rollers are also great for the office.
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Mines setup as begleri beads but yeah knuckle yo is fantastic. I often have my ti Janus and el tio as my office carries or edc.
It would be cool to get a ti knuckle yo with a slim center but no idea if that would actually work maybe ss or brass would be better for that density wise
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This makes sense for a programer where your job is thinking and designing stuff. Your staring at a screen and lines of code and your hands just need to be doing something while your looking for a syntax error or trying to figure out why a loop is wrong or why your outputs don’t match your inputs properly,
That and the half dozen pointless scrum meeting’s where your assigning fake values to prioritize tasks in a project mostly for leadership to get warm and fuzzies about progress and to justify the PM/scrum master existence.
Yeah that’s right I know how to waterfall and agile like yall code monkeys I just dislike it lol
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I made a Ti prototype originally. I will bring it back to production. I will be sacrificing density for the mini-yoyo configuration but that will reduce weight when in roller mode and that would be sort of an enhancement.
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That would be super cool. My biggest complain on roller config is it feels bulky and heavy. Beads it’s alright but still pretty heavy. It’s honestly a tad wide as a mini yoyo which isn’t bad but does lend to being easy to tilt. All in all still a great edc fidget. I would love some sort of carry case. It’s been in my to do list to design a 3d printable thing to carry all the bits so I can change from begleri, to roller to yoyo and not worry about the parts not being used getting lost but haven’t had time for that
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Can’t imagine not being able to carry a simple pocket knife with a locking blade. Folks here in Georgia walking around in the grocery store with open carry firearms like it’s the Wild West no permit needed.
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similar to the sunshine state…
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This thread has inspired me to take this challenge coin with me when I can’t bring a yoyo
Good excuse to take it with me everywhere 
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haha nope, if its pointy its basically not allowed in public in england (with a few exceptions)
example exceptions would be if you are camping, rock climbing, canoeing or something, where having a knife is an essential tool to cook, cut ropes, etc.
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I do not recognize this branch of the service. Is this Christian virtue-signaling?
Yeah the book of Ephesians branch of the service🤣
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Looks like an LDS challenge coin to me. I had a buddy in highschool who had something kind of similar a long time back,
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Not specifically LDS, but yeah, I did get it in church. If everyone has a problem with me posting something like this, then fine, I’ll take it down
I don’t think anyone has a problem, at least I certainly don’t. Seems more like general razzing. You’re good! 
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