Posts Written by Lambert Varias

NSFW: A little reminder – the Internet is not your diary, so watch what you say. Grammy winner Aimee Mann hates on Ice T’s acting on Twitter. Detective Fin hits back. Mann gets owned.

Design team Dark Igloo’s BOOOM! shirts debuted at the 2010 MoCCA Festival. The white shirt features a mix of 13 heroes, while the black shirt has 10 villains. Can you name all of them?

Add this one to your collection of well-loved Chucks. Converse and Barneys New York teamed up to create the Nylon Ripstop Low Top, named after its super lightweight upper.

RC cars race, drift, jump and crash in this slow motion video. Come to think of it, everything looks awesome – or at least interesting – in slow-mo. Extra points for the bangin’ soundtrack.

…if you’re on fire. Come to think of it, no one would want to catch you with flames shooting from your body. This high-level ninja technique is now passed down to us in the form of a t-shirt or hoodie.

Kotori headphones are available in more than 100 color schemes. In case none of the stock designs suit your tastes, you can also create your own color combination. Available only in Japan.

Homesickness prompted artist Cristoph Niemann to create vignettes of his hometown, New York, using LEGO bricks. Has all the pictures originally posted on his blog, plus some new ones.

The Force is strong in this card. Whatever game you’re playing, when someone pulls out this card it’s game over. The Ace of Vades T-shirt, designed by Beradan – is available at MySoti.

That’s Sheikh Hamad bin Hamdan Al Nahyan, aka Rainbow Sheikh. His gigantic, functioning Jeep replica? Just a tiny part of his awesomeness. Read more about his feats on Jalopnik.

The Furni Knox hand made solid mahogany clock adds character and classic style to any room. Each unit comes with a code that allows the owner to view online pics of their clock being made.

Yet another rendition of the never ending battle between rock, paper and scissors: “Each guy has one gun full of blanks, and they don’t know which one.” Mexican Standoff by Snorg Tees.

This concept light switch shows a map your home, with the location of lights indicated by light bulb icons. Pressing any of the icons turns on the corresponding light. What a bright idea.

NSFW: Urlesque has compiled 50 of the funniest and weirdest screenshots and freeze frames from TV shows. Remember, millions of (un)lucky people saw these on live television.

Matthew Weathers of Biola University plays a harmless but funny April Fools’ prank on his math class by making it look like his shadow was messing with him and his computer.

Designer Ann Demeulemeester’s latest creation is this pair of uncanny leather boots. The all-white leather and low-cut tongue stand out against the shoes’ otherwise conventional shape.

Artist Bill Zeman’s chronicle of his often futile attempts to please his young daughter, resulting in hilarious drawings and even more hilarious comments from his Tiny Art Director.

Designer Konstantin Diaz created this neat concept for a Rubik’s Cube – instead of the colors themselves, the names of colors are embossed in Braille on the tiles of the cube.

NSFW: College Humor pounces on the Black Eyed Peas’ now classic party anthem. The morning after, one (un)lucky fellow struggles to remember if last night was indeed a good good night.

Tame your tangled cables with the Cablox Cable Organizer, 4 x 4-inch plastic blocks with pegs that can secure almost any type of cable. Cablox also have adhesive backs for easy installation.

Two-dimensional skateboarders ride, grind and yes, spill in this wonderful stop-motion animation by Tilles Singer, made using magazine cut-outs as well as digital pictures.

Sustainability, style and skateboarding come together in the Harvest collection by Japanese artist Haroshi, featuring beautiful woodcraft and accessories made out of used skateboard decks.

Tiny two-wheelers pimped out to the next level, these scooters break boundaries with bodies and seats as wide as those found in choppers, huge tires, and loud designs and color schemes.

The tablet formerly known as CrunchPad, the JooJoo has a 12.1″ touchscreen interface and a number of features that the iPad doesn’t have a camera, a USB port, and support for Flash.