Snorkel Mask with built in Digital Camera
The company Liquid Image is set to release a rather interesting device apparatus that not only protects your eyes in semi-deep (or shallow) waters, but gives you the option of taking a snap as well. Starting at roughly $100, the “digital camera mask” comes in two tech flavors, 3.1 megapixels or 5. Embedded LEDs that alert you when the camera’s ready to snap and incredibly difficult-to-see crosshairs framing the picture may touch off a unique sporty photog niche.
Too bad the operational levels of use cap at roughly 15 feet which make the device futile if you’d like to capture something other than goldfish or shark gnawing your leg. Although, a MicroSD slot sounds promising.
Officer tazes self, brings shame to law enforcement
Could this be poetic justice for the incident at the University of Florida when 21-year-old Andrew Meyer unknowingly (or knowingly) held up a Q&A session with Senator John Kerry? Probably not, enjoy the brief snippet of tazerin’ hilarity.
Related:
“Don’t Taze Me Bro!” Remix
“Don’t Glaze me Bro!”
Andrew Meyer’s comedic past (and present)
Amazingly Epic Test Result
I really can’t remember where (or even when) I found this gem, but I use it as an academically motivating tool to earn the grade.
Men who look like old lesbians
Surprise Surprise, unregulated free speech on the interweb has led to this: a weblog dedicated to men who look like women-loving, well, women? Although, I must admit, I shared a chuckle or two. Who saw this coming?
“Rod Stewart. Singer. Much requested addition to blog. Rock star turned lounge act. Future spouse yet to be conceived.”
Related:
My friend Greg found a site similar in concept, but equally amusing-Hot chicks with douche bags
100 things we didn’t know last year
The blokes at the BBC News Service grouped 100 tidbits of icebreaker-esque factoids into a list of things learned this year, my favorite:
65. The Italian Mafia have commandments
Unfortunately, the article has an alterior motive…each factoid is linked to an article, weak.
Aptera, an expensive car of the future
Name a vehicle that costs roughly $27,000 and gets 300 miles per gallon? Popular Mechanics looks over the highly anticipated Aptera with it’s unconventional design and technologically impressive innards. Watch the video after the jump
When the gas light turns on…
Here’s a rather interesting (and albeit incredibly stupid) idea that poses the question, “How far can you go after the gas light in your car comes on?” Find stats for particular cars and compare with other users to see if you can push 40,50, or even 60 miles in that sorry excuse for a cardboard on wheels that you call a “car.”
