Tuesday, September 14, 2010

pokemon fusion



Pokemon fusion is a website that lets you see what would happen if pokemon decided to... share a pokeball. You can mix and match the different pokemon and then vote for your favorites. Obviously this is how I'll be spending the rest of my afternoon.

spock hoodie

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This is a perfect hoodie for those who want to wish "live long and prosper" to everyone on the street. Just not when its fucking cold outside, because then you suckas can talk to the hand. Also great for those Cohens out there who don't want to wear a suit to synagogue.

$40 from Threadless

Thursday, July 29, 2010

hilarious



Sorry buddy, but 4 Nidorans isn't going to get you a date with me. (5 might)

flowlab skateboard

The Flowlab skateboard looks very very cool. It also looks like something I would probably fall off of immediately.


Apparently, riders use it more like a snowboard, and while it has increased stability over other boards, its slower and is better for riding downhill. These boards have been around since the 90's, but the internet seems to have just found out about them.


Friday, July 2, 2010

gameboy condoms



For those sexually active nerds out there (I know they're hiding somewhere...), here's more incentive to bag your boner. Ilikedoodles.com created these Gameboy system and cartridge condoms and packages. You can choose from "Donkey Schlong", "Sextris", "The Long End of Zelda," "Dong," and "Super Mario Land of Love". They come in ribbed, heat, large, tingle, thin, and extra safe. Now go play!

waffles on sticks



These make so much more sense than how I usually eat waffles, which is with my hands. Perfect for dipping in whatever you can imagine (pudding??), this waffle maker will only set you back about 715 Euros. Worth it? Yes.

Via Gizmodo and product site at Triangular Concept

Tuesday, April 13, 2010

light graffiti

Here are some cool shots of light graffiti at a skate park in the UK, photographed by Ben Matthews (apparently he's a dentist too!). The artist had to use exposure times of up to 12 minutes, and he took some wicked cool pictures.

You can see the star trails in this one: