July 20, 2007
Electromagnetic Floating Planet Earth Globe

This electromagnetic globe costs about $140 and floats in the air as if by magic. And when I say "as if by magic" I mean by actual magic. How else would you explain it? Physics? Ha! I laugh at your physics. This, my friends, is sorcery.
Go-llerblades motorized skates
Instructables has a nice tutorial on how to create motorized skates using a pair of inline skates, an angle grinder, and a bag of 12 volt batteries. And just... More →
Possessed Books
For $25 you can get these Possessed Books, which look like regular Victorian books but contain a motion detector so whenever somebody walks by the middle book will slide... More →
Levitating Desktop Globes
Who knew there was such a big market for levitating globes? This one isn't nearly as cool though since it needs a top and bottom magnet. A magnetic field... More →
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Princess-Saving Shoes: Super Mario Bros. Converse
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Does George Lucas Suck?
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House-Sized Optimus Prime Snow Sculpture
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Artist Creates 'Genetic Portraits' By Seamlessly Splicing Together Headshots Of Relatives
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Millennium Falcon Guitar With Light & Sound FX
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Monkey Island/Day Of The Tentacle/Grim Fandango Vets Raise $1-Million On Kickstarter For New Game
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Shootout At The PC Corral: Dad Blasts Holes In Daughter's Laptop For Anti-Parent Facebook Rant
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Now That's A Party: Apple Cyborg/Steve Jobs Cosplay
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