Finally a decent application of augmented reality.
Finally a decent application of augmented reality.
Probably the best 3 1/2 minutes of your day.
Building the LEGO Millennium Falcon from Gizmodo on Vimeo.
Plus, go to lego.com today and you can get the normally $500 set for $125 off.
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I simply don't know what to say... Click the image for more boobaliciousness.
One woman stopped at nothing to achieve her twin dreams: a 38KKK bust, and a world record!

Just one more reason to get an iPhone.
I'm going to get this shirt for my friend who ALWAYS screwed me over. Worst wingman ever.
I was unfortunately subjected to viewing this image, so I'm gonna make you look at it too. If you are really bored and want more you can point your web browser at http://scottybunny.com to laugh and point.

Heaven forbid I actually have to get married, this is the wedding ring I want.
No sissy looking polished wedding band.
Hell no!
I want a tire on my finger!
(The one I want is only $3360 in platinum)

I came across this in my latest issue of Car and Driver and I thought it was worth a post.
http://www.tirerings.com/showcaseindex.html
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A skimpy prom dress aimed at teenage girls has sparked outrage among US parents. The racy red dress, which has just two straps that barely covers the wearer's chest, is being aimed at young girls through adverts in girls' magazines. It is so revealing that some shops are insisting on getting parental permission slips before allowing girls to buy it. And even the maker's boss admits he would never allow his own daughter to buy it.
But amazingly the £265 dress, which critics say turns girls "from a Prom princess to a porn queen", is one of the firm's best sellers. The dress, by Xcite, is prominently advertised in magazines like Seventeen Prom, YM Prom and Teen Prom. Nick Yeh, the CEO of Xcite, admitted: "I was shocked when I first saw it. I have a 15-year-old daughter and, no, I would not recommend she wear this dress.
"But now it's one of our top 20 dresses nationwide. As a businessman, I'm not judging what a teenager should wear or not wear. It's up to the parents to decide for their own children."