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If you are not aware of the explosive properties of dry ice, the video in the link below will provide a good lesson. Their stupidity would be sad if it wasn’t so damn hilarious. � Sean Fallon Link

Chances are you probably have one or two old connectors lying around the house or in an unused computer – and with a little bit of time and some basic tools you can turn that spare connector into a functional SD card reader that can be used in MMC mode. All you need to do is follow the painfully detailed ...

There aren’t many details on this device, but the fact that it is a blatant rip-off of the Wii is plain to see. Plus, they had the balls to call it a Vii – if you can believe it. � Sean Fallon Link

When you pick up a Hot Wheels electric racing kit have you ever thought about how you are wasting the Earth’s precious natural resources? Just place this 3cm long solar alternative out in the sun or shine a strong artificial light source on the panel and the wheels will begin to turn. Each car offers minutes of fun and a ...

Unfortunately this Russian motorist had to learn the hard way that cellphones can result in tragedy when behind the wheel of a car. More pictures after the jump.

Weighing less than 1 ounce with a mere 1/4 cubic inch in total volume doesn’t stop these micro-bots from tearing up a obstacle-laden desktop. Throw anything at it: loose change, a pice of fuzz – the Sandia can handle it all with it’s tracked drive system. Developed by Sandia National Labs, these little beauties come equipped with an 8K ROM ...

Bravo Justin Quinnell for mounting a camera in the back of your throat. Just make sure to brush your teeth next time. And to those of you wondering what applications this could have in the porn industry – I’m with you. Deep throat cam all the way. More pictures and a link where you can purchase these images after the ...

This isn’t a drawing or some sort of CGI effect. It’s a scale model of a Toyota Corolla by artist Benedict Radcliffe rendered entirely with wire. I only wish I knew how he did it. More pictures after the jump.

Designer Kosuke Tsumura may be skilled when it comes to developing unique clothing – but when it comes to functional body armor he’s a little of the mark. The plastic PET bottle armor was made at the request of the Coca Cola company as some sort of promotion for recycling. I doubt that the military would be interested in this, ...

We’re not exactly sure how this was done or the origin of the idea, since this image came off of a myspace profile, but one thing is for sure. One geeky pot head has way too much time on his hands. To be perfectly honest, I would much rather be playing with that controller than smoking out of it. Thanks ...