Aside from cutting pizzas and making coffee, lasers can also be used to etch intricate designs into currency. These amazing examples were created by tattoo artist Scott Campbell. Click here for first picture in gallery.
Critically acclaimed tattoo artist, Scott Campbell, recently showed his work at the O.H.W.O.W. gallery in Miami, FL.
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Billy Mays, known for pitching gadgets like the Big City Slider Station and Orange Glo, shows how an infomercial king orders fast food. When you sell for a living, taking advantage of a buy 1 get 1 special is a must. Video after the break.
Some products Billy Mays is best known for promoting are Hercules Hook, SQV Ultimate Ladder, OxiClean, Kaboom and Orange Glo. Not only does Mr. Mays promote these products he uses them and stands by them.
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Vicki Butler-Henderson of Fifth Gear takes the world’s fastest production Mini Cooper out for a road test in this segment. The “John Cooper Works GP version boosts the engine output to 214hp and adds such items as a limited slip differential and electronic stability control.” Video after the break.
Before throwing out that old NES controller or SNES cartridge, make sure you take a look at these creative projects, which turn those two seemingly useless items, into functional wallets. Continue reading to see more.
That’s right, Top Gear Stig’s racing helmet and suit recently fetched $4,031.36 on eBay. Suprisingly enough, it was donated by none other than Jeremy Clarkson himself. Auction page.
Who is The Stig? Well you could soon be a whole lot closer to finding out! Top Gear’s anonymous racing driver has signed and donated his personal racing suit and helmet to help our heroes.
When you gotta go, you gotta go — just not in your pants. Introducing the Portable Toilet. Simply, “eel the cover, assemble the ‘Dish’, squat, then let the soil and coal ash do its job (solidifies your waste), fold, seal and dispose.” Click here for first picture in gallery.
Super! Now you can down more burgers, pizzas, whatever! Oh and do wash your hands after wiping.
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In Microsoft’s latest “I’m a PC” commercial, 5-year-old Lewis transferred “photos from his camera, color-corrected them, then e-mailed a snapshot of his pet rabbit, Sausage, to his auntie; it’s that easy.” Video after the break.
Priced at $128, Thanko’s Spy Cam Necktie (XP and Vista compatible) records up to 30-hours of 352×288 resolution video in .avi format. Though not very practical, it can be used to capture funny office moments.
For instance, you could pretend that you needed this $128 tie for important reconnaissance work, using its one button controls to grab footage of Joe using the copier, or Marie pouring another cup of coffee.
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