The GaffGun is for gaffers and anyone who often sticks gaffer’s tape and other kinds of tape on floors, whether to secure or hide cables, mark certain spots or decorate. An optional accessory makes it work with different tape widths.

Hooded one-piece thermal underwear. They’re made of moisture-wicking fabric and have a form-fitting hood, thumb loops, full-length chest zipper and a front fly. Hoodless and Poler merino wool variants are also available.

The Honest Trailers guys do their best to disrespect what was actually a good movie that was overshadowed by two other great Marvel movies released in the same year. Though their Terminator 2 plot observation is a little too true.

An app that instantly solves math equations using your phone’s camera, then shows you the step by step solution. It can solve simple arithmetic and algebra equations. Available for iOS and Windows Phone; Android version drops in 2015.

Paraglider Arnauld Longobardi takes us on a breakneck flight through the French Alps, skimming treetops, pulling dizzying spins and elegant water flares, and culminating in a stunt where he zooms just inches from a cablecar.

After an early leak, Marvel has posted the first trailer for Joss Whedon’s The Avengers sequel – and it looks amazing. So sit back and revel in the awesomeness that is the supervillain Ultron, who seems way more evil than Pinocchio.

In this beautifully-animated CGI short film by HouseSpecial, a creature made of rock does everything in its power to protect a small village threatened by a huge boulder. Despite the best of intentions, things don’t go according to plan.

Vsauce3 reminds us how awesome our planet is. Even our next door neighbor is so different and hostile. The moon has longer days and nights, wildly varying temperatures, no atmosphere and lots of radiation.

Kasper Hauser’s latest parody of the infamous SkyMall inflight magazine, which advertises quirky items. SkyMaul 2 ups the weirdness with ideas like a karaoke set that contains only history’s greatest speeches. SkyMaul 1 here.

IKEA Singapore pays tribute to Stanley Kubrick’s classic horror film The Shining, following a child on his tricycle as he winds his way through the store. This confirms what we already knew – shopping at IKEA can be the stuff of nightmares.

A side project of Tofugu illustrator Aya, Kawaii Baseball Cards features baseball cards of MLB players, complete with stats and trivia, and animated gif versions. She also makes other MLB images as requested by her followers.

Watch out YouTube, Vimeo has stupid videos as well. Visual effects artist Dave Fothergill made this funny clip while testing the Miarmy crowd simulation plugin for the 3D animation software Maya. How can we turn this into a game?

MTailor lets you order tailored shirts via a free iOS app. It will use your device’s camera to take your measurements and shirt preferences (fabric, collar, cuffs etc.). Your shirt will be shipped for free with a money back guarantee.

Royce Hutain improves his daughter’s stick figure LED costume (which are now for sale, along with adult versions). The new Minnie Mouse edition has multicolored LEDs and reacts to sound. See more of Zoey’s Disneyland trip here.

(NSFW: Language) Willie The Kid – the “crack, the smack, the gun, the rule, the gat, the strap, the gun, the tool” in Lil Wayne’s Cannon – teamed up with Wu-Tang producer Bronze Nazareth for this old school gangsta rap album. (Thanks Karlo!)

Get ready for a bumpy ride with this helmetcam video from motorcycle rider Ben Hemingway as he takes us through narrow corridors, up and down staircases, and over logs in the prologue of the Extreme XL de Lagares enduro race.

Despite the shortcomings of this clip (vertical video, broken teeth from frozen Starburst), we still find the idea of replacing the ice in our freezers’ ice maker with candies to be truly inspired – especially those mini Reese’s PBCs.

Inventables‘ easy-to-use machine lets you upload designs from your computer and carves objects from a variety of materials. The bundled software can carve and cut in 2.5D, while you can use off-the-shelf CAM software for full 3D objects.

Spanish artist Pejac’s simple acrylic paintings creates illusory silhouettes that use windows as frames and the view outside as the background. The painting is completed when it’s photographed in certain angles.

The uKeg keeps beer and other carbonated drinks fizzy and fresh, thanks to its regulator cap that works with food-grade CO2 cartridges. Its double-walled stainless steel body keeps drinks hot or cold for hours. Available in 64oz and 128oz.

Expert domino setter-upper FlippyCat created this maze of dominoes which form a tree and its roots. What makes the small display impressive is how he managed to set up all of those overlapping branches without knocking anything over.

If an all-in-one gaming PC doesn’t sound like an oxymoron to you, check out MSI’s AG270 2QC and 2QE. Both have 27″ 1080p (with optional touch panel) screens, Yamaha audio, 4th gen Core i7 CPUs and NVIDIA’s new GTX 900M GPUs.

This one-man helicopter is powered by hydrogen peroxide gas rockets attached to the tips of its rotors. While we’re guessing it’s not the safest aircraft ever made, we’re duly impressed that it gets off the ground at all.