Candy Store Fireworks

I’ve been posting a lot of stop motion videos recently, and I promise I’ll stop. But before I do, here is an awesome/timely fireworks display, courtesy of Pes.

An Appropriate Caps-Lock Key

[Via Beager]

The BBQ Computer

Here’s the perfect addition to a geeky July 4th Barbecue. Some gamer transformed his gas powered grill into a full computer, replacing the burners with a hard drive and the lid with a monitor. God Bless America.
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Real Life Donkey Kong

Another fantastic post-it/stop-motion animation — some dude converted a warehouse into Donkey Kong’s barrel factory. This looks like a job for Steve Wiebe…

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Drunken Battleship

Now this is how you sink a Battleship. Rather than wasting your time with plastic little ships, why not play a drinking game using the same rules?

[Via Splice Today]

Creature Found in North Carolina Sewer?

Ugh, this is gross — you’ve been warned. The footage above was taken from a North Carolina sewer, where a drone camera discovered a “creature” “breathing.” Scientists believe that it is a clump of annelid worm huddled together in one massive ball. Each time one of them contracts, the entire group follows suit, creating that unified effect. Creepy.

Paper Castles

Wataru Itou, an art student from Tokyo, spent his four years of college building this insanely detailed paper castle, complete with a working train and colored lights. The exhibit, titled Umi no Ue no Oshiro (A Castle On the Ocean), is currently on display. For more detailed pictures, check out Tokyo Bling.

George Washington’s Makeover

Here are some creative renditions of the one dollar bill. I’m loving the Silence of the Lambs one.

Lego Arcade

Here’s a stop motion video, which recreates classic video games using legos. Aren’t we all a bit too nostalgic?