This is the world’s largest LEGO version Mario created by Dirk VH. It consists of 40,000 bricks – measuring 5-foot, 9-inches tall and weighs over 110 pounds. Available on eBay for charity auction. Read more…

Cookies always go with coffee but don’t eat the cup. The Cookie Cup is designed by Venezuelan designer Enrique Luis Sardi with Italian Coffee company Lavazza.

“The cup is made of pastry covered with a special icing sugar, which works as an insulator, and makes the cup waterproof hence allowing you to use the cup and then appreciate its taste”

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Japan Trend Shop has released the Water Powered Torch. Seriously, this torch is powered by AA NoPoPo hydrogen-powered batteries (included) which can be recharged using beer, sake, cola and even your urine (ewww…). It measures 3.75-inch x 1.08-inch and priced at $54. Read more…

Are you serious? You gals don’t need P-mate?

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The Green Power (GP) 400N Speaker is made for iPod Nano. It allows you to listen 12 hours of music playback. It uses its own power, can be charged via mini USB connection. It is available in blue, black, red and silver at $30. Btw, can be slide-in when not in use.

[via Gizmodo]

It’s a project by Improv Everywhere. Watch the sing with those fruits in the super market.

“For our latest mission, six undercover actors burst into song in a grocery store in Queens. Three minutes and lots of silly choreography later, they returned to their roles as shoppers and stock boys. The mission was filmed with hidden robotic, lipstick, and wearable cameras. The song was played over the store’s PA system live.”

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That’s pretty cool. The Mini DV tape case can actually works as your iPhone stand.

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Do you know water droplets actually bounce when they hit the water surface. Check out these droplets recorded using high-speed camera at 2000fps. Video after the break. Read more…

This 0.2-inch wide train set is claimed to be the smallest in the world. This project only cost $11 and it is 35,200 times smaller than a real one. Watch it in action after the break. Read more…

Hello, hello, Hello! Can you hear me?!

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