Quite possibly the most annoying alarm clock on the planet. (via The Green Head)

this alarm is so loud it will make sure you haul your lazy bum out of bed. you'll think a natural disaster is happening for the first week you own it but after you just won't be able to sleep through it. also, it won't turn off until you grab the piece that gets jettisoned into the air at the alarms' trigger is put back safely on the stand.

So much for the good ol' snooze button. This alarm clock won't have it! When the alarm goes off it releases a flying disc, and the alarm won't stop sounding until you put it back in it's place. Haha - I'd love to see some groggy person chasing after a flying disc in the morning.

how funny

This alarm clock is committed to getting you up on time. It launches a flying rotor which hovers approximately 9 feet in the air. The alarm will not stop ringing until the rotor is returned to the docking station.

Not sure if this will make getting up more fun, or just more irritating. Either way, I know I will definitely be getting up.

I don't know whether to love or hate this clock but I have a feeling it would serve it's purpose and get me up on those hard to wake up mornings.

"This digital alarm clock launches a rotor into the air that flies around the room as the alarm sounds, flying up to 9' in the air, and will not cease ringing until the rotor is returned to the alarm clock base! Gone are the days of silencing your alarm with a tap of the button, you'll have to catch the rotor and put it back on the base and by then chances are you'll be awake.

This unique alarm clock method will be compelling for even the most stubborn sleepers to get out of bed on time. If you are worried about making those 8:00 or 9:30am classes then you'll need our Flying Alarm Clock. Sure this may seem like a gag gift or torture, but when your GPA is on line you'll be thankful for this persistent alarm.

The alarm clock has a continuous snooze function that rings every seven minutes for an entire hour, an easy to read LCD, and a six-button control panel for ease of programming. The snooze feature will only silence the alarm after the rotor is back in its base and after seven minutes the rotor will release again making snooze just not worth it, unless 7 minutes is worth it to you and for that reason it is offered. "