Most barrels are boring, this one is not. Built by gamer Joel Griffin Dod, this barrel was transformed into a fully-functional tabletop arcade, complete with 2P controls. Click here to view the first iamge in today's viral picture gallery. Continue reading for a video of Tim Donner, the American teenager who can speak 20-languages.
Invicta's 12422 DNA Black Silicone Watch is currently being offered at just $58.99 shipped, originally priced at $795. Its stainless steel case measures 48mm in diameter by 16mm thick and boasts a face crafted scratch resistant Flame Fusion crystal. Product page. Continue reading for a video that shows how luxury watches are made.
Notable features:[via Amazon]
- Japanese quartz movement.
- Mineral crystal; brushed stainless steel case; black silicone strap.
- Date function.
- Black dial with white and grey hands and hour markers; luminous; unidirectional stainless steel bezel with a grey ring.
- Water-resistant to 100 M (330 feet).
For those who've never seen this vehicle, it's made by Canadian company BPG Werks and called the DTV Shredder. It's basically a gas-powered, dual tracked recreational vehicle that consists of two caterpillar tracks steered by activating a dual CVT connected to the rider deck. As the rider leans the deck side to side, the speed of the tracks change allowing for differential steering. Continue reading for a video and more information.
Inventors John Foden and Yannick Read have Xplore Air, a bicycle that can easily be turned into a real aircraft. It uses a fan to travel at up to 15mph on land and 25mph in the air, powered by bio-fuel and can reach heights of up to 4,000 feet. Expect to shell out £10,000 for it, but on the bright side, the Xplore Air can be flown without a license. Continue reading for a video, more pictures, and additional information.
Let's face it, getting out of bed in the morning isn't the most enjoyable of tasks to say the least, but it's much better than being reprimanded at work for being late, or worse, fired. This shredder alarm clock was designed so users place a currency note up top, preferably one that would make a dent in your wallet, and pull it off before the beeping ends. Continue reading for the video.
A couple years ago, Patrick, a then 24-year-old from Austria, decided to replace his dysfunctional hand with a bionic version. He lost the use of his left hand after being electrocuted at work. Continue reading for a video and more information.
Geeks looking for a unique set of headphones, should look no further than these katana-inspired creations. They were designed to look like a katana is poking through your ears. Click here to view the first image in this week's funny work pictures gallery. Continue reading for a video showing a monkey who's too smart for their own good, especially at getting drinks from vending machines.
Namco Bandai's subsidiary CCP toys has unveiled the Nano-Falcon, the world's smallest remote-controlled helicopter toy. It has a body size of just 6.5 cm (2.5 in) long, weighs a mere 11 g (0.38 oz), and boasts a AA-battery-powered infrared, with a range of 5 m (16 ft). Continue reading for two videos, more pictures, and additional information.
We're not quite sure if it's even possible to accidentally build a shelf, but according to this Google Search suggestions, someone has tried to look up the term before. Unfortunately (or fortunately), that is just one of the many bizarre suggestions we've rounded up for you today - they just get weirder. Continue reading to see them all.
Ever wonder what classical statues would look like if they wore modern clothes? Wonder no more, as French photographer Leo Caillard and art director Alexis Persani shows us in their Street Stone photography series. Simply put, Louvre Museum sculptures were given a trendy and up-to-date makeover. Continue reading to see more.
