Since the previous post got me thinking about zombies, I realize that some people would rather try to blend in with the teeming hordes of the undead rather than fight them. If that's the case for you, might I recommend the instant zombie t-shirt?

James McAdam's "Safe Bedside Table" offers defensive & offensive weaponry within arm's reach. How surprised would an intruder be to creep into a bedroom and find the occupant wielding not only a club, but a thick shield as well? Answer: very surprised. Of course,...

ThxThxThx presents a small 'thank you' note every day:

A man of mirrors, spotted at the Griffith Observatory:

Original Star Wars triology. Retold. With Legos. In 2 Minutes.

Witty and engaging street art/graffiti from 6emeia

One man's idea of a vacation is to visit locations where films were shot & recreate memorable (and/or not-so-memorable) scenes: Pieter Dirkx' 'Filming Locations'

The Make-a-Wish Foundation and what looks to be much of the city of Seattle grant a young boy's wish to be a superhero:

Artist Leandro Erlich's 1999 piece "Swimming Pool" has been making the rounds on the Internet with its beautiful, immersive viewing experience. Be amazed, then check out his many other works -- all rather astounding. Update! Here's some video of the "pool" in...

Another reason in the long line of reasons to have an iPhone — the TikiBar! iPhone game puts you behind the bar, challenging you to create these complex cocktails before the clock runs out.

Ben Heine combines photos & drawings with pleasantly amusing results.

Tasty: homemade pop-tarts.

An extensive visual chart of types of beards and their place on a scale from "Very Trustworthy" to "Disasterous" From designer Matt McInerney

Useless Fliers presents amazing fliers that you can print & post. {naturally, this begs the question as to whether or not the fliers are truly useless, given the level of entertainment & potential intrigue they will provide... but think on that another day....

I'm sure that this would have been funnier closer to the release of "The Dark Knight," but still morbidly entertaining:

The band Axis of Awesome creates a medley to show how pop songs only use four chords: