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:

Sweet, bike parallel parking skills:

Godzilla Haiku...

The brilliant Ivan Dimitrov and Ola Podrida have returned with another music video collaboration (under the direction of the equally brilliant Todd Rohal), with "The Closest We Will Ever Be." Believe it or not, this is a far more laid back video compared to their epic...

A nice, short film about LEGOs and ideas...

Content-Aware Fill is a pretty amazing tool on the new Photoshop cs5.

While the previous post is kind of cool it's by no mean a new idea. My mother has had a Mikiphone for as long as I can remember..... ok, ok so there is no USB port.

Crosley finally breaks out of their mold of making vintage-looking turntables with their new Revolution player. The unit sheds the usual box in a minimal & beautiful way. There's even a USB port for connecting the player to your computer (for easy digitizing of...

Have YOU seen... the new entries in the Museum of Food Anomalies? Check 'em out now!

I love the idea of Google Envelopes -- where the route between sender & recipient is printed directly on the envelope. Too bad it doesn't exist yet. But, for something close that DOES exist, try Map Envelope -- where you print your own envelopes lined with Google...