Buy your own Al Qaeda-approved OFFICIAL terrorist watch

Rob Beschizza 6:53 pm Mon Apr 25, 2011

Don't forget, folks, that you too can own the Casio F91W, the wristwatch considered by America's crack anti-terrorist experts as a sure sign of terrorist affiliations. Just $12! They are also available in a range of classic terrorist colors such as lavender and pumpkin. (Don't worry if they're sold out: you can always go on the terrorist watch list.)

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