“(WEEGER) Quija Board Experiences?” This past Halloween, J.T. Sexkik dived back into the depths of Yahoo! Answers and looked at the various ways people misspelled ouija. These ones aren’t that bad compared to the horrific pregnant threads.

Vsauce got to see BBC’s Planet Earth II early and spoke with the miniseries’ narrator Sir David Attenborough. The spry 90-year-old talked about using the latest technology to make documentaries, why it’s hard to make a nature doc on humans and more.

From the makers of the Seaboard comes a modular and newbie-friendly MIDI controller. Blocks’ main unit is the Lightpad, a pressure-sensitive block. You can connect multiple Lightpads together or with the optional control Blocks. Works with iOS and desktop DAWs.

(PG-13: Language) Last Week Tonight takes on the formidable fortresses of douchebaggery that are multilevel marketing companies. With lobbyists and money on their side, it’s up to us to raise awareness about their employees-as-customers pyramid (shaped) schemes.

The latest Figma action figure in Max Factory’s Table Museum series is the first to be based on a painting. It’s none other than the tormented figure from Edvard Munch’s The Scream. It’s articulated but keeps the proportion of the character. We need its poses as emoji.

Alienware’s smallest gaming laptop now comes with a mobile version of the new GTX 1060 GPU and quad-core i5/i7 CPU, and its keyboard now has N-key rollover. It works with Alienware’s external GPU dock and can be configured with a 2560×1440 OLED touchscreen.

Most of us prefer card or digital payments, buy there are still times when cash changes hands. Most normal wallets don’t like coins, but the KIN lets you dump your bills and coins in, and separates them, magically moving the coins into a separate pocket.

Pay what you want for the debut album from Air Credits, the collab outfit of indie mashup specialists The Hood Internet and rapper Showyousuck. Like their solo pieces, Broadcasted is filled with pop culture references, humor and energetic remixes.

The Spontaneous Pop Up Display (SPUD) is a 720p pico projector which sits behind a 24″ 16:9 projection screen. The screen opens up like an umbrella, then folds over the projector when not in use. The whole setup weighs less than 2lb. The projector lasts up to 10h per charge.

TL;DW: most likely. Unless all your ancestors are from sub-Saharan Africa, you’re almost certainly part Neanderthal. RealLifeLore points out that scientists have found plentiful evidence that our species – homo sapiens – mated with Neanderthals.

A USB charger for neat freaks. Eclipse can house up to three USB cables – three USB-A, or two USB-A and one USB-C – and delivers power at up to 3A. It reveals the cables and lights up with a press of its touch-sensitive lid, and can be placed on a table or wall mounted.

Vox shares an anecdote from math professor Joe Mazur’s book Fluke. It’s about a seemingly miraculous reunion between a lady and her book. Mazur points out that investigation and statistics will reveal that such coincidences are not as rare as we think.

This adjustable titanium band not only looks great, it’s perfect for guys who normally skip jewelry because it’s strictly decorative. That’s because this ring doubles as a driver for any 1/4″ hex bit. The set includes the ring, 4 hex bits, and a keychain bit holder. Limited stock.

Why carry both a lighter and a pocket knife, when you can have a single tool that performs both duties. The matte black LighterBro Stealth slips over your disposable lighter, and adds a small knife, scissors, and an eyeglass screwdriver. Save 25% in The Awesomer Shop.

Keyboardist Dave Wave performs a medley of music from movies where a piano played a major role. It’s by no means comprehensive, but still well done. Also, we must go back and watch Who Framed Roger Rabbit? again.

Designed by pastry queen Jessica Leigh Clark-Bojin of Pies Are Awesome, these stencils make it easy for anyone to create awesomely geeky pies. Designs include C’thulhu, a fire-breathing dragon, a prancing unicorn, and a kittens with deadly weapons, among others.