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The Quickest Way to [Safely] Get it On

Tortise/RC-Car Mashup

Via Kottke -> Daily Wierd :

Tina the tortoise has been given a lift after being fitted with a suspension system and a pneumatic tyre to help her cope with muddy terrain.

BumpTop Prototype - HoneyBrown.ca

Badass physics, not sure how useful the little thingers are without filenames on hover...

Link: BumpTop Prototype - HoneyBrown.ca.

Oh yeah, here's the hip-hop version...

Why Hello There....

the Easy Chair Mount. I sorely need one of these for my couch, it'll save me from hours crunched over my laptop.

Sometimes, I just can't make it upstairs to my Aeron Chair...

From the site:

I play alot of WoW, and spent most of my time in the den. Now, I play in the same room as my family watching TV.   My wife and I are much happier with this situation.

-- Chris, Denver CO

Custom Cartoon, Non-Animated Threehouses

Imagine how incredibly cool this would be for a little kid! I bet it wouldn't be terribly hard to build a similar structure, but the giant hollowed out log totally makes it - they're not small, 14' high...could be fun for grownups too. Not really my style, but a rad idea nonetheless. My favorite part is that you enter through the giant hollowed out log.

BoingBoing

Taggin' AF1 / "It's not cheap....You have to be rich."

"I wanted to do something culturally significant, wanted to create a real pop-culture moment," said Marc Ecko of Marc Ecko Enterprises. "It's this completely irreverent, over-the-top thing that could really never happen: this five-dollar can of paint putting a pimple on this Goliath."

Ecko acknowledged that his company had rented a 747 cargo jet at San Bernardino's airport and covertly painted one side to look like Air Force One. Employees signed secrecy agreements and worked inside a giant hangar until the night the video was made. Ecko declined to say how much the stunt cost.

"It's not cheap," he said. "You have to be rich."

Nice to see some culturally significant people using their riches to poke a prod the public discourse...

Eighthourday work.

Eighthourday. Not only awesome print, poster, illustration, branding. Unique, honest, and generally mad flava.

Check out their interactive work, and party invites below [info colored out to protect the public from wandering into what is surely a banner evening. For those in the know, know where to go...

[apologies for the sloppy repro - I dont have ps on this machine yet for the editing - trust me that their shit is tight yo]