ChatRoulette Movie

Movie: 24 Hours on ChatRoulette

Facebook Pickle Beats Nickleback

Victory: The Facebook pickle has put Nickleback to shame

Emo vs Goth

Showdown: The ultimate battle between Emo and Goth

Childhood Toys Gone Wild

Grown Up: So that’s what my childhood toys have been up to…

Pencil Printer

Innovation: Lead is the new ink

Ten Crappiest Interviewees

LOL: Don’t be one of these guys on your next interview

Lady Gaga is so money

Art: Lady Gaga is so money

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New Monopoly

Milestone: Monopoly gets a makeover for its 75th Anniversary

State of the Internet 2009

Cool: Geeze, we spend way too much time online

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]

Dutch Caterpillars Capture Car in Web

The abandoned Honda above was the victim of thousands of spindle ermine moth caterpillars, who overtook the car after destroying a nearby tree.

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas: The Board Game

As an homage to the legendary drug tale Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, artist Jonathan Baldwin created a themed board game, complete with psychedelically colored paraphernalia and stoned-silly game pieces. If only Hunter S Thompson were still around to enjoy/consume this. Check out the rules of the game under the cut, and more pictures here.

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Power Loo: The Dog Toilet

When I first heard about the Power Loo , I pictured a dog sitting on the toilet, reading a newspaper. Unfortunately, this new technology only brings us half way there, allowing owners to flush their dog’s waste down an in-ground toilet. Seems like a useful product for parks.

[Via Gizmodo]

Street Spidey Prank

As if taking pictures with tourists all day while in spandex wasn’t humiliating enough, the Dutch girl above tries to make life worse for a portly Spiderman.

Sign of the Times: Homeless Robot

[Via Urban Prankster]

Japanese Watermelon Hearts

After three years of modifying their farming techniques, a married couple in Japan successfully harvested a batch of heart-shaped watermelons, but golly, love doesn’t come cheap — the watermelons are selling for $160 a piece. You’ve got to be pretty whipped to drop that much cash on fruit.

[Via Geekologie]