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Emergency Googly Eyes

The Emergency Googly Eyes are wonderful for more than ten reasons, at least. Not only do you get 20 pairs of four different sizes of googly eyes, you don’t need any glue! All of the ocular representations included in the Emergency Googly Eyes tin have “Stick It On” adhesives on the back. Just peel back the plastic, and the possibilities or endless. You could become the four eyed monster, as opposed to the two eyed monster with bad body odor! You …

Star Wars Duct Tape Pool Noodle Lightsabers

These Star Wars Duct Tape Pool Noodle Lightsabers are pretty awesome. Created by Muddy Boots, they give a whole new geeky meaning to dueling your brother with a wet pool noodle. Just take a pool noodle, slice it in half, do some creative duct taping, and voila! You’re bound to win the epic pool noodle fights. *Smacks brother with pool noodle lightsaber* “OW! Seriously, what’s your issue? You’re 35 years old – GROW UP!” *Keeps hitting brother with the pool noodle* …

Nokia World 2011 Graffiti Art

At this year’s Nokia World, Nokia had a ton of cool phones and gadgets to show off. (You can see all of them over at Engadget.) What Nokia also had was a huge piece of graffiti that appeared to be 3D due to the proportions at which it was drawn. Kind of like the crater drawing I have in the middle of my street, except people actually fall into that one. ”That’s because it’s not a drawing – it’s a crater.” That’s …

The Zombie Poodle Shows A Whole New Level Of Halloween Dedication

Poodles are intelligent, and are considered to be one of the best breeds for any family. (I still vote for the tiny dogs, because THEY LOOK SO CUTE IN MY POCKETS.) Friends, if the Zombie Poodle were real, we would be in deep trouble. A smart zombie is the worst kind of zombie, because you can’t just tell it to hit itself in the face with a metal pot until it dies. ”You can do that with regular zombies?” Of course! …

Zombie Gameboy Will Eat Your Batteries And Recycle Your Brains

The Zombie Gameboy was created by Donald Kennedy, a.k.a KodyKoala. (Don’t ask me how he got Kody from Donald, because I wouldn’t know.) He happened to stumbleupon stumble upon a beat up Gameboy, and decided to make a zombie out of it, since the thing already looked kind of war-torn. The face of the Gameboy Zombie is a piece of paper behind the screen, the feet are from an Iron Man action figure, and the hands are from and Iron Monger figurine. …

Real Life Angry Birds Flying Into Your Windows, Cracking their Skulls

These depictions of Real Life Angry Birds, made by the Deviantartist mohamedraoof, are what our favorite feathery friends would look like in real life. Would they have the same temperament and pea-sized brain as other birds? The birds’ temperament surely would be on the “aggressive” side, but their skulls have to have taken a beating. Seriously, how many times can you fling yourself head-first at a cement wall and expect to retain your mental sanity? Mens sana in corpore sano is what …

Pixar Lamp Costume Is Rather Disappointing, Omits Squishing Sounds

You thought that everything had been done, and that geeks had run out of embarrassing costume ideas. You thought wrong. Cmtification posted a video of himself on his YouTube channel wearing a Pixar Lamp costume. You know, the adorable one that hops around before the Toy Story movies? The only difference is that there’s a grown man inside of this one, and he’s going to be drenched in sweat if he decides to hop around neighborhoods and Trick Or Treat. Also, arrested, …

Star Wars Alphabet By Fabian Gonzalez Dubbed Warsphabet

This Star Wars Alphabet print, made by Fabian Gonzalez, is super creative! (Except for the official title, which is “Warsphabet.” Really? Warsphabet?”) Each letter is a distorted version of a character who’s name begins with the same letter. (G for Greedo, S for Stormtrooper, H for Han Solo, etc.) These are all wonderful Star Wars designs, but my favorite is E for Emperor Palpatine. Who knew that the guy had such a flexible neck? Mr. Fantastic in 80 years plus the ability …

Steve Jobs Tribute Made of MacBook Pro Parts

This Steve Jobs tribute is a dismantled MacBook Pro that has been rearranged to make the face of the recently passed Apple visionary. A department of Mint Digital, Foundry, created this portrait when they found out that Steve Jobs had died the day before. This is another great piece of evidence showing how hard the tech community has taken Steve Jobs’s death, and one of thousands of tributes built since yesterday. Here’s what Foundry had to say about the design …

13 Lego Replicas of Classic Video Game Weapons

These 13 Lego replicas of classic video game weapons range from Halo to Gears of War to the Legend of Zelda, and cover a bunch of games that lie in between. People have put hours of hard work into these creations, (oftentimes days of hard work), and don’t want you criticizing their lego video game weapons. Me? I don’t really care. All that I’m saying is that if your conscience the unicorn of sadness comes into your room at night and plagues …

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