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With no electricity, the cellphone that has become embedded in your hand is pretty much useless. Unless, of course, you whip out some MacGyver shit and show Benjamin Franklin who's boss.

I'd say these tacks deserve two thumbs up, but I'm afraid my digits would be harvested for office supplies if I were to over-flaunt them.

Most people who own a smartphone know what emojis are. They're the little smiley pictures you can send your friends that sometimes show-up on your phone as Asian characters (no, not Mr. Chow from The Hangover or Oddjob from James Bond.)

Found in a NYC first-grade classroom, this is one of the most creative ideas I've ever seen to get kids interested in writing.

When people say they want a fairy tale wedding, I don't think this is exactly what they mean. Paul Bellas and Heidi Coxshall dressed as Shrek and Fiona for their holy union.

I found it particularly fitting that today we already 'talked at ya' about the magnificently radical Super Mario Papercraft. How perfectly convenient it is that on this same day I would stumble upon a series of Super Mario statues made out of paper clips.

Grumpy Cat would 100% not approve of this DIY project. Or any project involving his likeness. Or any project... period.

Imagine living in a world where everything you read or look at, every single piece of communication and correspondence, every virtual piece of information that you create is monitored, siphoned through with a microscope and filtered.

Hell, if I can't afford a hover car, at least I'll have a hover mouse. The BAT Levitating Wireless Mouse by Kibardinde Sign harnesses the power of magnetism to float in the air as you do your cursor-moving thing.

In this economy, with these gas prices, not many people can afford to own their own car. For many, it's an unnecessary expense. Unnecessary most of the time at least.