Alien Pez

Submitted by Nick Hayes on Sat, 2012-05-19 11:05

An Alien Pez Dispenser, if they made it I'd buy two..

Terry Gilliam Interview [1970]

Submitted by Nick Hayes on Fri, 2012-05-18 18:46

I watched Python as a young child, by myself, in a darkened room, it was wonderfully weird and Terry Gilliam was my king. Here he is interviewed in 1970 describing how his stop animation was done.

Via: boingboing

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Upload a Picture 15th May - aday.org

Submitted by Nick Hayes on Mon, 2012-05-14 23:50

Just time to join and upload a picture for the 15th May at aday.org

At-At "Zimmer" Walker

Submitted by Nick Hayes on Sun, 2012-05-13 12:07

It's been over 30 years since the Empire Strikes Back hit Movie Theatres so for all you Imperial Pensioners here's a Star Wars At-At walker.

via: GeekTyrant

Transformers, RC Car that Actually Transforms

Submitted by Nick Hayes on Fri, 2012-05-11 11:14

A pretty cool Japanese Transformer, remote control car that transforms into a Robot, Made by Kenji Ishida, the robot has 22 servos.

via: TechCrunch

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Weird Sea Creature

Submitted by Nick Hayes on Wed, 2012-05-09 20:43

An amorphous blob? A deep sea Duvet? No, it's a Cascading Creature, according to its YouTube title. It does look like a giant Jelly but hasn't consumed a Diner unlike the one in The Blob - Movie.

via: boingboing

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LaserSaber, is not a LightSaber

Submitted by Nick Hayes on Mon, 2012-05-07 12:42

Wicked Lasers, manufacturer of the Spyder III a hand held laser which has a 1000 W beam and is, apparently, the most powerful laser you can legally own has produced an attachemnet that turns it into a every geeks weapon of choice, a Laser Sabre. These are not toys and should only be weilded by proffesional stuntmen types with protective laser goggles. In all seriousness though, I would wear the shades, since you could burn your eyeballs, while posturing in the mirror. [link]

via: nerdapproved.com

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Terminally Illin' The Comic Book

Submitted by Nick Hayes on Sun, 2012-05-06 16:58

Terminally Illin’ is a graphic novel, co-created by cancer survivor Kaylin Andres and Jon Solo that tells the story of a young woman in her 20′s who is diagnosed with cancer.

They are looking for further funding on Kickstarter.com after successfully raising enough for a 26-page black & white preview of the story last year.