Activity Corner

• Get two-and-a-half kicks with this limited edition Tiger Blood.


• And yes, he can make fun of himself, as shown in Charlie Sheen's Winning Recipes.



• A guide to In-n-Out Burger's secret menu options.


• The fonts used in logos of popular brands.


• 28 Van Gogh paintings visualized as pie charts showing the five most common colors in each as a percentage. (Clickpic to enlarge.)


• 7 terrible life lessons learned from The Neverending Story.


• Make your own pixel trash can.


• Feline anatomy.


• British Olympic water athletes have a naked promo photo shoot.


• So how big was that monster prominence (from last week's list)?


• If you've got more money than sense (or God) and want to drive a Ferrari at your desk, then you need this Ferrari F430 Scuderia leather/carbon fiber chair.


• Take individual images from the the Cassini Saturn probe, stitch them together in a smooth animation, and get an idea what it's like to fly by Saturn.


• From Japan, the country that seems to create a device for fixing every body part, comes the motorized nose lifter.


• How smoke detectors work.


• Ok, I think I've seen all of these on Passive-Aggressive Notes, but it's still a good collection of 40 hilarious office notes. (And for those of you that work in offices, I hear you nodding along with these notes.)


• 9 work-from-home demotivational posters.


• The strange power of the placebo effect.


• What happens when you live in Alaska and the salmon start to spawn? Something like an aerie of eagles.


• A horse named "ARRRRRR".


• Apples and oranges.


• How to make Peepshi (Peeps sushi). Peeps plus Rice Krispies treat, yum!


• How to make popcorn cake.


• Too many scary movies, plus a scary little girl in a hotel hallway, plus a hidden camera, equals great reactions from unwitting people.


• 54 vintage cereals we loved and lost.


• What you would have made, had you bought Apple stock instead of Apple products.


• The 10 weirdest uses for a smartphone.


• Don't just display pictures of your vacation, tell a story with the comic book picture frame.


• Take the hassle out of locating your luggage on the carousel with the wireless luggage finder.


• Facebook addicts will be getting this Social Network Access Keyboard (SNAK).


• A Finnish company develops "eco-burial" process that involves freeze-drying the body in liquid nitrogen, which makes it brittle enough to shatter into dust with sound waves, and then bury in a cornstarch coffin. For reals.


• Infographic: the science behind traffic jams.


• A "hotspot" video of tweets per second on New Year's Eve 2010.


• The Microsoft Xbox Kinect is the fastest-selling consumer device ever, according to Guinness World Records. Yes, that includes Apple products such as the iPhone.


• The Element portable grill. Click the little right arrow to see just how portable. Note: Make sure it's cool before slinging over your shoulder, unless you want rump roast.


• The top ten geek girls from television.


• Some Photoshop imaginings of what villains do in their spare time.


• Interesting international color idioms.


• Inception in 60 seconds with ingenious paper cut-out Victorian style.


• Facebook is AOLing the internet — and that sucks.


• An awkward history of our space transmissions.


• Report on communications technology use shows devices are making it harder for us to fall asleep.


• Women who post lots of pictures of themselves on Facebook are attention seekers.


• Decorated gas tanks of Japan.


• Herbie and Jabby: puppy love.


• What's in Spock's scanner? (Warning: NSFW)


• 20 fortune cookies that don't make any sense.


• A "map" of the history of science fiction.


• Open your bloodwine with a Klingon corkscrew.


• Spaceports across America.


• Twitter in 1935 London: The Notificator.


• Animated adventure of the smartest dog in the world.