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This super-duper-secret patent reveals the super-duper-secret future of the iPhone (you have to be a member of the super-duper-secret club to even consider finding super-duper-secret patents like this) [P.S. This patent is completely public, don't listen to him.] (Dude, shut up conscious! There is absolutely nothing wrong with wanting to feel special sometimes! Right brackets?] {Right!}.

I'm not exactly well-known for my fine gourmet cooking. Unless I really put my mind into it, my skills stop at chucking a few handfuls of chicken nuggets on a baking sheet. But despite my lack of culinary prowess, I still admire this LEGO Brick Spice Rack, simply as an awesome new furnishing.

Paperboy was one of my favorite Nintendo games when I was a young'n. One of the shittiest summer jobs of all-time would never again seem as appealing as it did at that moment. Countless gamers were disappointed to discover that delivering papers was not the tale of glamour and adventure that Nintendo would have us believe.

Every minute of hand-cranking generates five extra minutes of charge time. On top of the ever-ending charge crank action, the case itself provides a 15%-20% boost. So theoretically, we're talking infinite iPhone.

Ohhh, I'm sorry I didn't remind you to bring your Pokeball this year? Must have slipped my mind. Looks like no candy for you this year. Unfortunately, the burden of eating all of this candy left up to me!

6 years ago, Li Meng, resident of Changchung, China, graduated from college. Just around this same time period, Meng stepped into a local, dingy internet cafe, perhaps with no knowledge of the fact that this would be the spot that he would spend the next 6 years of his life.

Movie posters are almost as much a part of pop culture as movies are themselves. A good poster can make or break an opening weekend. Ad agency Y&R created these awesome alternate angle movie posters for LG's 3D sound advertising campaign.

At a steep $750, these over-sized pillows don't come cheap, not even based on the snootiest of standards.

Just ouch.

Will Mark Hamil return as Luke Skywalker? Even more important, is Chewbacca going to return? As my favorite Wookie by far, I see little point in seeing the movie unless he signs-on.