Saturday, February 13, 2010

Russian Roulette balloon gun

Party Roulette Gun Review from Nerd Approved on Vimeo.



Yeah, I lost. But the good news is that the gun works as advertised—just cock the hammer and squeeze the trigger. Sooner or later, someone will be unlucky enough to fire a shot that actually pops the balloon. On the downside (depending on how you look at it), the balloon pop really isn’t that dramatic or loud. Plus, the product page claims that it can be used with water balloons , but the ring at the end of the barrel really isn’t strong enough to support the weight. However, you could easily load it up with shaving cream if you want to up the ante. Now THAT would be a fun party game.

Illuminating Tile Mosaic Tub



Lucedentro’s tile mosaic tub is covered with 1.7 x 1.7 cm photoluminescent tiles that absorb light during the day and glow blue at night. However it appears to be only a concept at this point, so if you want a tub that makes you look like a Na’vi when you bathe, you’ll have to keep looking.

best bottom in the world compettion from AA

Crabzilla



Anybody else just flash back to Half Life? Me neither, it was a Dead concert. Anyway, this is a giant f***ing Japanese Spider Crab. It was recently caught off the coast of -- you'll never guess -- Japan, and will be on display in England. I bet my ex-wife has bigger ones.

With its enormous legs and lethal claws, this monster of the deep is already the biggest crab ever seen in Britain.


But astonishingly, the arthropod - which measures a staggering 10ft from claw to claw - is still growing, and could live until it is 100.

Nicknamed 'Crabzilla' after the fictional giant monster, the Japanese Spider Crab has a body the size of a basketball and its legs can straddle a car. They will eventually measure a massive 15ft [across].

Friday, February 12, 2010

little horn speakers


world’s away from contemporary sleek speakers, the little horn speakers have large octagonal fluted
horns that carry the sound upwards, filling the room. the design allows the low frequency sound waves
to expand naturally, with minimal resonance. the little horns are made using high-density fiberglass,
while the speaker base is baltic birch plywood. the sound begins in the base, where it is first compressed
and sent up the horn. the design take formal cues from antique horns and record players, altering them
for contemporary use.

Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Plastic Moon House






Plastic Moon is a house in Tokyo that includes a dental practice and swimming pool, designed by Norisada Maeda Atelier.

make a donation to help haiti


A child asks a US army soldier for food during a food distribution operation in the Cite-Soleil slum of Port-au-Prince, Saturday, Jan. 30, 2010. The soldiers are with the 82nd Airborne Division.


Residents of Cite Soleil try desperately to enter the police station where an aid distribution point has been set up in Port-au-Prince




Wythlde Constanze, 15, gestures as she is taken to an operating room to treat her multiple leg fractures at the University of Miami-run field hospital at Haiti's international airport



A boy looks at the camera during a Sunday church service outside a displacement camp

LOL Drunk Drivers ET is lookin out!!!

this looks fucking awesome

formspring?

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Tuesday, February 2, 2010

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

team coco

Harbin Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival




In frigid northeastern China, in the city of Harbin is hosting its 26th annual International Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival. Massive buildings built of ice from the frozen surface of the nearby Songhua River, large scale snow sculptures, ice slides, festival food and drinks can be found in several parks in the city. At night, visitors who endure the bitter cold will see the lights switched on, illuminating the sculptures from both inside and outside. This year's festival opened yesterday, January 5th, and will remain open until some time in February.

Saturday, January 23, 2010

dopest house ive seen in a long time








Two light grey parallelepiped blocks sit quietly one on top of the other on the mountainside of Izu-san, as if they are clock hands and the time reads ten to two exactly as they are set in the plot. These two parallelepiped boxes stand out for the simplicity of their form which is so pure creating a luxurious residence. This weekend house is located on the Japanese mountainside of Izu-san, where the Pacific Ocean can be looked down at from the southern part of the residence, making the living within a magnificent experience.