Nothing like a little Sunday humor. Check out this two guys drive off in half an Audi. I know the economy is in turmoil these days, but is it really this bad?
Something tells me that this can’t be street legal…
The SmartLock designed by Michael Lambourn is a bike lock with a twist. It allows bike owners to quickly and easily use the cable to lock their bikes to a rail or post. However, the highlight of the lock is that when a thief attempts to cut the cable, pressurized liquid running inside the cable will spew and stain the thief’s clothing and surrounding area. The idea is to help you and law enforcement find the thief. Video after the break.
Remember the Tefal Quick Cup that could boil water in 3 seconds? Well, Qooker has a similar home appliance, but the hot water comes out of your tap! The Qooker Instant Boiling Water Tap is available in four different variations: Basic, Classic, Design, and Modern; and six different finishes: chrome, satin chrome, stainless steel effect, brushed chrome, gold-plated brass, and bronze. Making instant Cup Noodles doesn’t get any easier than this. Gallery after the jump.
Measuring 28.5 meters long, 7.2 meters wide, and 18 meters tall, the what just might be the world’s largest Pinata was busted wide open by a wrecking ball thanks to Carnival Cruise Lines, dumping 8,000 pounds of assorted candy to the sugar hungry population down below. I’m sure the dentists had a field day shortly after. The Pinata was located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Watch a video of several adults grabbing their sugary gems like little children after the jump.
“The Hand” R/C Window Sign allows drivers to display hand gestures to other drivers signaling their thanks or anger. Using electroluminescent technology and a little bit of animation, “The Hand” basically applies to your car’s back window able to display seven different hand gestures at the press of a button. You’ve got: I love you, Hang Loose, Devil Horns, The Bird, Loser, Power, and Peace gestures available for use. So, the next time some idiot cuts you off on the freeway, just slam the gas pedal to the floor and cut the asshole right back while switching to “The Bird” gesture. Flip him off without lifting your hands off the wheel (not that I endorse road rage, though).
Only in Japan will you see street theater like this. Call them crazy, but the odd scene is actually a promotional stunt for Toyota’s latest super-compact car, the iQ. Using a building’s vertical side wall as a stage, the actors gleefully walk and dance along the side of the building (attached to a safety harness of course) with their umbrellas, all while the Toyota iQ remains parked. I don’t quite understand the advertisement, and unfortunately, the Toyota iQ can’t drive up a wall. Photo gallery of the car after the break…
Have you always wanted a pool table for your home, but can’t find any space in the house to put one in? Here’s an idea. Try putting it under the floor like this Disappearing Pool Table. The table features a side-sliding trap door with the pool table literally rising from the ground — ready to play some Eight Ball within a few seconds. Just make sure your home’s got some underground space, and of course, be sure to install the your Disappearing Pool Table from the ground floor.
From the Runaway Box comes The Great Office War, which shows what happens when your typical office goes ape Nerf. The skit pits the Sales team against the I.T. team in an all out Nerf office war.
I didn’t know a Nerf Sniper Rifle existed. I kinda want one to mod ($34.15 at Amazon). Anyways, enjoy the film.
