Usually you would see these things as toys for the avid followers of the WWE. Actually if you look at it, all you would need would be the figurines to somehow imitate with the WWE Superstars would be doing during RAW or SMACKDOWN.

But this time, this is really more of an alarm clock-radio, something any wrestling fan would love to have. The clock features an AM/FM radio while the entire ring is actually a giant snooze button. So when the alarm goes off and you want some extra snooze, just lay the smackdown on the ring and it will go on snooze.

The WWE Smackdown Alarm Clock Radio is available over at Amazon.com for about $77.55.

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Indeed time does fly and if you have a hard time believing that, maybe the Time Flies Flying Novelty Clock can convince you. Apparently this antique-looking alarm clock is hung from the ceiling which when turned on, elongates some wings and then starts flapping to somehow give you an idea of how to illustrate the familiar acronym.

Although it looks more like a toy if you think about it, the Time Flies Flying Novelty Clock runs on 2 AA batteries and should be another humorous way of telling the time and of course waking you. At least with this clock, you may have a hard time hitting the snooze button and, for extreme cases, find it hard to smash it when you are woken up on the wrong side of bed.

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With the OKITE app for the iPhone, hitting the snooze button may prove to be costly on your end. Particularly for the people who are into Twitter, the app is linked to your account and will start creating embarrassing messages each time you hit the snooze button on your phone.

The app is free and is practically in the same alarm format as the iPhone alarm. Messages like “dressed as a sailor for now” or “not enough talented people in the world right now” are just some of the messages that may pop up on your account if you decide to hit that dreaded snooze button rather than get up and go.

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Nothing beats getting up to the nature-like sound of chirping birds. With the Bird Alarm Clock, wake up on the right side of bed with the natural sound of birds chirping or warbling in the wild.

The chirping sound was recorded from a rural location in Japan. The clock also has a regular beeping alarm and a talking function which can be in English or Japanese. The clock requires 2 x coin cell batteries CR2032, comes with a snooze button and date function as well. It costs £29.99 and is available over at Firebox.com.

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Hitting the snooze button of your alarm clock gives you a bit of an extension to sleep a bit longer but not with the Shocking Alarm Clock. It seems that this is one clock that will give you a zap if you do try to hit the snooze button, an idea which should get you up and about out of bed.

With a lot of people being notorious for getting up once their alarm clocks sound off, the snooze button has become their savior. But with this new anti-snooze technology button, you can be assured that you will be shocked out of your bed so that you don’t end up being later for school or work. The Shocking Alarm Clock costs only $17.74 if you are interested in it.

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Making use of iPods or MP3 Players as alternative alarm clocks is nothing new. However, the manner on how you would be woken up does have its differences. Such is the case for the Yamaha TSX-140 iPod Audio System which boasts of its patented IntelliAlarm feature.

The IntelliAlarm feature allow users to be awoken by music on their iPod. However, rather than blasting firmly at 11 when the clock strikes way-too-early, it gradually ups the volume until your brain is alert enough to obliterate the snooze button.

Aside from that, the device has an iPod Dock on the top and a USB port too. A pair of 3.5” ported bass reflex speakers are responsible for the delivery of audio. In addition to the illuminated buttons on the top panel, three front panel controls give access to source, volume, radio presets, alarm clock and equalizer functions.

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Here is a gadget that will lull you to sleep and wake you up when the time arises. The J L Dream Machine Mood Clock Radio shows the time, date and day of the week much like any other common alarm clock.

The J L Dream Machine Mood Clock Radio also helps you fall asleep to the soothing sounds of the ocean, waves, forest, brook, heartbeat and others. The clock also allows you to listen to both AM and FM radio stations and comes with a snooze button just in case you don’t want to get up just yet.

It costs about $30 over at Amazon.com.

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Here is a cool looking alarm clock that should get you out of bed in a hurry. Called the Aphelion, this alarm clock is designed by Corey Harris and features a snooze button in the form of a ball.

The ball hurls itself around the room until the person gets up and gets it to be placed back on the back of the clock. If the user chooses not to get up and retrieve the ball, the alarm will be repeated every 10 minutes.

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Here is one alarm clock design that should interest the WWE crazy wrestling fans. Taking the shape of a miniature wrestling ring, the WWE Smackdown Alarm Clock Radio with the large blue wrestling mat acting as the snooze button. Available for $29.99 at Digital Blue, maybe a couple of wrestler action figures could be placed. Now if you want the snooze option, they may jump out of the ring. So what? They do that on TV don’t they?

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Here is a clock that is bound to be always energized. Thanks to solar or the usual battery-powered means, the Solar-Powered Hybrid Alarm Clock provides a blue glows at night thanks to the solicited solar power from exposure to the sun’s rays during the daytime. The clock also features an alarm mode with a snooze button, a calendar mode, a second time zone button, and a summertime switch to handle British Summer Time (BST).

Price: £14.99 (excluding delivery)

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For the fans of the Dark Knight, here is an alarm clock you should add to your collection. The Batman Radio Clock with Bat-Signal should wake you up in style as it flashes an image of Bat Signal on your wall when it is time to get up. It also has an AM/FM radio, display calendar and an alarm function with 8 different tunes. The Bat Signal is shown when you press the Snooze button or the on switch. It runs on standard AC adapters or by using 4 AAA batteries. The Batman Radio Clock with Bat-Signal retails for about $19.99.

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Gift your child with a nifty alarm clock to use in their room with this cute Nick Jr. Dora the Explorer LCD alarm clock. The LCD alarm clock features a light display and a soft 3D character. It also comes with the usual snooze button at the top and armed with a backlight nighttime viewing. For alarms, it has an ascending alarm volume that should get your kids up and about.

The Nick Jr. Dora the Explorer LCD Alarm clock is made in China and runs on 2 AA batteries.

Price: $15.99

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This alarm clock looks like a radio-clock taken from the 70’s but carries a new twist as it can play your iPod or MP3 players like any normal add-on iPod dock would do. However, it doesn’t charge your device like most do.

The alarm clock would be a great gift to give any student that is headed back to school. The clock plugs into the wall and has all of the usual things a clock radio has. It comes with the usual things like an AM/FM tuner, a snooze button and volume control and station knobs. It costs $58.00.

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Add a touch of the dark side with this Darth Vader Alarm Clock radio in your room. Nothing will scare you out of the bed quite as quickly as turning over to find Darth Vader staring back at you. It helps a bit that there are numbers that glow in his eyes, therefore it’s quite clear that this is a clock. Hopefully you don’t get startled too badly and bash the clock to death with your toy lightsaber though.

Even if it would cost you $29.99 every single time you had to pick up a new one. At least it isn’t horribly expensive. The clock also includes an AM/FM radio and an audio jack input for MP3 players. It also has the usual things such as a snooze button with the added addition of being able to choose between three different sound effects.

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Here is something kids would love to have, particularly if they are avid followers of the tooting animated kids show Thomas the Train. An adorable version of a quaint old-fashioned alarm clock, he has a sturdy bright-blue metal body with two bells and a hammer on top. When the alarm sounds, the hammer vibrates between the bells, making a racket that will rouse the most reluctant of sleepyheads. And there’s no snooze button!

On the clock face, a train track encircles Thomas, who smiles a cheery “Good morning!” Big, bold numbers, black and yellow hour and minute hands, and a bright red second hand make it easy for a beginner to track time’s progress. A dancing cloud near Thomas’ right headlamp keeps pace with the rhythm of the second hand and adds a jaunty bit of whimsy. Stands almost 7 inches tall. Requires one AA battery

Price: $13.99

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We have seen gong clocks, exploding bombs and weird sounding alarm clocks but this new alarm clock concept is going to knock you off your seat. Can you imagine an alarm clock that sets your breakfast for you once you get up from bed? It only seems to work in the movies but apparently there is one that may be the glimpse of the future.

That’s the thinking behind this French designed alarm clock. Instead of waking aggravated and hitting the snooze button, you’ll wake up to a glass of OJ. Just set the alarm, choose your breakfast and go to sleep. When you wake up, you’ll have a breakfast all ready for you.

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For people who have to get up at designated times to which alarm clocks are set, it may be a big problem. Add to the fact that some people go as far as not getting the right amount of sleep to recharge their bodies, the alarm clock is the last thing you would want to hear in the morning.

However, you can always push the snooze button to get some extra minutes of sleep. But the question is on whether snoozing is worth it or risky. Some people love to use the snooze to capture some more sleep. Each minute counts. But the problem is when you snooze, you may end up sleeping again.

For the people who love stay out late and sleep less, don’t blame the snooze button of your alarm clock. You only have yourself to blame for not sleeping the proper way.

It’s the most tempting thing in the world – your alarm clock goes off to wake you up in the morning. You reach for the snooze button to get an extra few minutes of sleep.

It’s something you’ve likely done often as the daily ritual of getting up just a bit too early, staying up just a little too late and working just a few too many hours catches up to you.

“If I know I can sleep in, then I’ll probably hit it between 12 and 14 times,” laughs Annamaria. “If I know I have to get up, then it’s five or six.”

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