Friday, January 23, 2009
Air Guitar Strings?
If you absolutely, positively must rock and roll all night, then there is no substitute for these patented Air Guitar Strings! The strings are made of the best available air, that has been cold filtered to remove 99.99% of all toxins, smogs, acid rain residue and greenhouse gasses. Best of all, the strings have a LIFETIME GUARANTEE! and if they don't last the lifetime of the air guitar, just send them back and they will replace them at no charge! and all for $2.99US
Posted in Air Guitar Strings
Posted in Air Guitar Strings
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Buns 'n' Guns
At "Buns and Guns" you can order a "Kalashnikov" sandwich from a bullet-shaped menu, prepared by chefs in military fatigues with the roar of explosions as background music.
This new fast food restaurant in Beirut's southern suburbs, where the Hezbollah movement holds sway, was the brainchild of co-owner Ali Hammoud. He said the war theme was a novel concept that had nothing to do with Lebanon's bloody recent history.
To see more pics check out the link
$5000 Paper House
The Wall AG is a Swiss company out to solve the problem of homelessness, particularly in third-world countries, with the Universal World House -- a $5,000 paper house.
Posted in Gizmodo
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
What do you get when you cross Scrabble with a Keyboard?
Ever wondered what a keyboard would look like if it had Scrabble tiles for keys? This one of kind Keyboard has had so many responses that they are considering making a batch. The creator from Datamancer.net explains the concept:
"This keyboard was commissioned by a couple of friends of mine from back east who are avid Scrabble players. Most of the keys are made from real Scrabble tiles that were all hand-beveled (truly an exercise in patience/masochism!) and built onto a USB, clicky, mechanical-switch keyboard. This keyboard was going into a Mac environment so I decided to use brushed aluminum for the casing and round all of the corners to keep with the sleek, simple Macintosh styling. Near the end of the build, I decided that the keyboard looked a little too minimalist so I added some silver hardware and a seam to put a slightly industrialized twist on the design."
For more detailed pics check out the link below.
Posted in Datamancer
"This keyboard was commissioned by a couple of friends of mine from back east who are avid Scrabble players. Most of the keys are made from real Scrabble tiles that were all hand-beveled (truly an exercise in patience/masochism!) and built onto a USB, clicky, mechanical-switch keyboard. This keyboard was going into a Mac environment so I decided to use brushed aluminum for the casing and round all of the corners to keep with the sleek, simple Macintosh styling. Near the end of the build, I decided that the keyboard looked a little too minimalist so I added some silver hardware and a seam to put a slightly industrialized twist on the design."
For more detailed pics check out the link below.
Posted in Datamancer
Mickey lights up
This clever Japanese industrial design of a Mickey Mouse Desk Light, has a top light enclosure with the ears. It is a bit of an obvious concept although what makes the design great is the added touch of making the base of the lamp have the buttons from Mickey’s pants.
Posted in NCSX
Posted in NCSX
Monday, January 19, 2009
No more flat fizzy
Here is a really interesting concept by Johan de Broyer of the Ukraine that allows for a soda can to be resealed called Soda-Seal.
Posted in Soda-Seal
Posted in Soda-Seal
Plants light up for life
For anyone who's not a green-thumb The Thirsty Light is the product. to help. An intuitive digital plant moisture sensor designed to be unobtrusive when left in the soil of a plant where it continuously monitors conditions, testing the moisture level once per second. The Thirsty Light blinks a LED light to alert the user when its time to water.
Posted in The Thirsty Light
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