There’s nothing like receiving a nice bottle of wine during the holidays, that is unless, it comes in one of these super cool designs. While these aren’t very practical (like the vodka gun above), they’re conversation pieces nonetheless. Click here to see them all.
Now that you’ve seen some of the weirdest Pepsi flavors, here are some weird yet real potato chip varieties from around the world — including kiwi Lay’s — thanks to the internet. Click here to see them all. Continue reading for the How It’s Made video on potato chips.
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You know something has gone amiss, when the purported “safety never takes a holiday” slogan doesn’t ring true for the establishment that put it up. That’s not all, click here to see more hilarious everyday failures. Videos after the break.
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Valued at $308000, thanks to its location opposite Harrods in Knightsbridge, Ray Barker’s broom closet turned home ” measures 60.5 ft.2 and has a toilet, a shower which doubles up as a wardrobe, and six-inch deep cupboards.” Click here for more pictures.
Amazon has the GOgroove BassPULSE 2.1 Stereo Sound System for just $38.99 shipped, originally priced at $79.99. Two of the “most distinctive features on the BassPULSE are its translucent plexi-glass accents and ambient glowing blue LED lights.” Product page.
Each satellite speaker has five embossed glowing accents. The subwoofer has six embossed glowing accents migrating from volume and bass adjustment knobs.
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Developed by Mayekawa Manufacturing, the HAMDAS-R fortunately does more than just look creepy, it’s capable of de-boning up to 500 hams per hour. No word yet on commercial availability. Video after the break.
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This funny video shows exactly what happens when anesthesia goes right, or at least with an auto enthusiast. During YouTube user CarAficionado24’s (aka Matt) wisdom teeth removal under heavy anesthetic, his “mind apparently retreated to the safety of somewhere a little more comforting – somewhere like the driver’s seat of his favorite sports car.” Video after the break.
This was recorded Spring Break of 2010 I believe. I don’t remember anything from the surgery but I have been told I did this for the entire time I was under. Heavy anesthetics were used.
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Researchers at the Beltsville Agricultural Research Center in Maryland used a Low Temperature Scanning Electron Microscope (LT-SEM) to show what snowflakes look like up-close. Click here to see more incredible pictures.
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