Activity Corner

• Baby elephants enjoy a kiddie pool.


• Every car needs a Cthulhu suction cup plush.


• Seven over-the-top Bollywood action scenes. (Well, 6; one's been pulled already.)


• Do you have an iPhone? Do you like those once-a-day-picture movies of people? Then make your own with Everyday.


• Iron Man 2 Tony Stark racing jacket.


• Forget where you parked? Never lose your car again with the GPS "backtrack" homing keychain.


• Where do old NYC subway cars go? The ocean, where they can make artificial reefs.


• Movie titles as math equations.


• Just what you need to carry beer on your bicycle: the 6-pack frame cinch.


• 10 priceless Yahoo Questions (and answers).


• Time-lapse montage of aurora borealis from Norway.


• Nuclear fission chain reaction demonstrated with ping pong balls.


• Russian soldiers create "controlled" avalanche by firing artillery.


• If you're a gamer, you know about cheevos. Here's a long but very well-written article titled, Achievement Design 101.


• A display of early computer 8-bit system fonts.


• The good, the bad, and the awful of video games.


• Baby pygmy goat stampede.


• The AP stylebook has spoken: it's now just "email" (no hyphen). YOU'RE WELCOME.


• Scientists have figured out why whale sharks congregate off the Yucatan peninsula every summer.


• Using IMDB and Google Maps to provide 100 years of movie locations.


• Movie titles in movies.


• 25 years of Oprah screaming celebrity names.


• Every bone Steven Seagal has ever broken (other people's, in his movies).


• D-cell battery salt and pepper shakers.


• Weird jobs: wild elephant vasectomies.


• The 55 best Simpsons headlines.


• Alarmed email from my dad contained a link to a sensational local news story where smartphone pictures reveal everything about you. (While it's true, leave it to the media to make it sound like the worst thing ever.)


• A chart for every spelling of Gaddafi's name.


• A guide to comedians in commercials.


• I'm sorry, MacGyver...


• Get a date, guaranteed.


• For the Winnie the Pooh and Star Wars fan, it's Wookie the Chew.


• How awesome are these toast playing cards?


• At first glance, it's an ornate neo-rococo-style mirror. But once you see the sublety, it's the best Batman mirror evar.


• The motherf*cking manifesto for programming, motherf*ckers!


• The new okay truck meme.


• Business cards for fictional companies.


• A movie about a detective that fights crime in an unusual way: The Rug Cop.


• The Muppets are back with Classical Chicken.


• My Drunk Kitchen.


• The steep downhill curve in this bike race is pure carnage. (Check the angle of the spectators.)


• 17 weird examples of Star Wars merchandise.


• Chart of referring to oneself as "doctor" versus probability of crap: appeals to authority.


• Captain Crunch plus Captain Morgan equals Captain Awesome (and also a grownup's cereal I'd eat).


• Beer wars. I love the subtitle.


• How "tsunami" became an English word.


• Of all the Rebecca Black "Friday" parodies, one of the best so far is the bad lip-reading version called Gang Fight.


• The idea behind Safety Maps is pretty cool, and also topical, but looking at the recent maps, I can tell the internet is having some fun with it.


• Science: How to fake it.


• The top 10 civilizations that mysteriously disappeared.