Blind film critic Tommy Edison tries to answer a question that he gets more often than any other, as sighted people seem to have difficulty grasping the idea that you could see nothing.

The Kendall only has a couple of 2″ speakers and 5W amps, but its solid walnut case and retro design are a nice alternative to the sporty or modern look of other Bluetooth speakers.

Dueling Banjos, the song made famous creepy in Deliverance, was meant to be played on two instruments, but Mark Kroos is an overachiever and plays both parts on his double-necked guitar.

Available in aluminum or titanium, the MULTI integrates 11 tools into a minimal wallet. Includes wrenches, twist-off and pop-top bottle openers, a ruler, bit holder, and even a stand for your gadgets.

This old coot has surpassed the age where one is still expected to give a crap about things like being discreet or politeness. When you’re this old, you get a free pass to call a spade a spade.

(NSFW: Lyrics/Gore) The dizzying first-person escape continues in this Biting Elbows music video. This time it’s for their single Bad Motherf***er. Why do the bad guys have an office anyway?

A blustery day in Chicago turns out to be more stormy for one young man who must decide whether he is destined to live on land or in the sea, in WET, produced by Rubbish. (Thanks Brad!)

SRT is making just 33 of these track-tuned “time attack” vehicles, riding on Pirelli P Zero Corsa tires, Bilstein suspension, driven by Viper’s 8.4L V10 with 640hp, and painted in vibrant Crusher orange.

PBS Off Book takes a look at just a few of the thousands of great web comics. A few notable authors talk about how they make comics and the advantages of publishing their work online.

Another cool cut-paper video from animator Eric Power, this clip features an invasion of paper creatures descending on a city and wrecking havoc, backed by The Boxing Lesson. Get the track here.

Divekick is a fighting game with only two moves: dive and kick. Characters have different dive and kick styles. Whoever gets hit first dies. Because that’s what happens when you get divekicked.

Designed by Le Mouton Noir & Co, B.B. Billosaur is no ordinary piggy bank. He doesn’t accept coins – his mohawk of holes only accepts bills. He comes with corks should you want to seal his head.

YouTuber Messe Kopp takes a surreal stroll through bizarro Jerusalem, where everything else moves backwards. Or not. The video’s actually played in reverse. Check out the “right” playback here.

A 6-episode, live-action web series from the teams behind Beyond Black Mesa and Enter the Freeman, taking us deeper into the world of Half-Life than ever before. Support the project on Indiegogo.

An undershirt that’s made from 96% bamboo and 4% spandex, which supposedly makes it very soft and stretchy. Its earthy color also ensures that it won’t show through. Now that’s a perfect undershirt.

A very promising looking documentary about comic strips. It will have over 90 interviews, including the first ever audio interview with Calvin & Hobbes creator Bill Watterson. Watch excerpts here.

(NSFW: Language, Gore) A couple of guys were filming a dead cow – don’t ask us why – when more cows arrive to check them out. One cow was either more furious or curious than the others.

A small and affordable breathalyzer that plugs into your smartphone’s 3.5mm headphone jack. It will be released with support for both iOS and Android devices. Test yourself before you wreck yourself.

(NSFW: Language) Chell meets someone who speaks her language and helps her make a lie come true. Fortunately the folks behind HISHE were smart enough to add a few twists to the predictable jokes.

A blog where people submit edited pictures of movie characters, turning their weapons into thumbs-ups. Because “real tough guys don’t need guns, they just need a positive, can-do attitude.” 

Was the destruction of the Death Star an inside job? YouTuber Graham Putnam reveals a traitor within the ranks of the Empire in this silly parody of the 9/11 conspiracy series Loose Change.

(NSFW: Language) Andy Gilleand’s latest game-turned-movie. The result isn’t as cinematic as Uncharted, but it’s still a good way to catch up on the franchise – assuming you have 3 hours to kill.

An arrogant husband keeps on boasting to his wife that his tablet and apps can take the place of almost anything that she can do on paper. But don’t worry ladies, she gets the last laugh.