Activity Corner

• A German commercial for a financial company shows what they can do with your money: BonTrust Finance. WARNING: Origami sex acts. Yes, you read that right.


• It's called the Martin Jetpack, but it's more a strap-on engine.


• Star Wars chipmunk.


• Denny's is a favorite late-night destination (probably because you can order from the menu by pointing at a picture). Here's their latest commercial for Denny's Allnighter.


• We all get spam emails, but one cartoonist turned the subject lines (hint: weiners) into pictures. Elliott Burford's Spam.


• Many geeks (myself included) have a Roomba. One guy took a time-lapse photograph of his Roomba at work.


• You've probably seen those iPhone "There's an app for that" commercials. Check out this parody.


• Got kids? Having a hard time making them finish their homework? Then you need the Study Ball.


• The Japanese marriage hunting bra.


• The video goes on way too long, but you'll get the idea early on with the bride's light-up dress.


• Re-live the 80s with this totally awesome brick-style mobile phone holder.


• The title says it all: Goths in Hot Weather.


• What do you do when traffic's bad and you want to drive in the HOV lane? You hire a carpool jockey.


• WackyStuff's 100 most interesting images as voted by his readers. They are amazing.


• The 10 most disturbing books of all time.


• Tough times, indeed. Cemetery foreclosure.


• Big Cat Rescue in Tampa, Florida provides this awesome video of big cats and pumpkins.


• When it comes to European music videos, here are 2009's silliest.


• Impromptu piano duet.


• Neverending sun.


• Hammy the daredevil hamster.


• Fads of the Fifties.


• You know Pandora, the internet radio station? One guy made a custom station consisting solely of bands with food names. It's Food Radio.


• Summer's coming. See how hard the blinding, burning orb is trying to kill you with the UV Monkey.


• Lars has a rather large Christmas sweater collection.


• Old school gamers know the Konami code. Turns out, some web designers do too. So much so that entering it on their site unlocks something. There's a list at Konami Code Sites.


• The 10 most pitiful pieces of Mr. T merchandise.


• The awesome ventriloquist and his singing dummies.