Adam Winrich combines two of his favorite pastimes – whipcracking and harmonica playing – into a single activity. And here we thought walking and chewing gum at the same time was hard.

Made by Kikkerland Design, this 60-minute kitchen timer is designed to look like the knob on a safe. It’s magnetized so you can stick it on your fridge. Great for fooling amateur thieves.

Lenovo asked The Slow Mo Guys to test out the Space Lab special edition of its Thinkpad Tablet. The two gladly obliged, shooting at the gadget with paintball bullets. Skip to 3:45 for the test.

People are always arguing about what the NBA could do to make the All-Star Game more interesting. We have a pretty simple suggestion: more Phantom high-speed cameras, please.

(NSFW: Language) YouTuber PewDiePie records himself while he plays horror video games like the infamous Amnesia: The Dark Descent. Remember: disembodied limbs don’t make for good sidekicks.

Keep a couple of cans chilled at your desk all day long with this USB-powered fridge, which can hold either two 12oz. cans or a bottle of your favorite brew. Can also keep stuff warm.

Musician THePETEBOX previously wowed us with some amazing covers, but this time its an original track that we’re digging – another live performance with an infectious beat and moving lyrics.

6 Legged Tees are treated with permethrin, a repellent that keeps insects like mosquitoes, ticks and flies away and lasts up to 70 washings. Each shirt is silkscreened by hand using organic inks.

At just 20, Steve Markle is the youngest ranked trick shot player in the world, but that doesn’t mean he doesn’t have skills. Watch as he makes pool balls obey his every whim. (Thanks Mike!)

Play a pick-up game on any smooth surface with Joshua Brassé’s pocket-sized penny hockey kit. Holds three pennies, and the sides convert into tiny goals. Here’s hoping it holds U.S. pennies too.

Limited to 5 units, the Black Edition of the RS2000 has a piano lacquer finish, carbon body kit and black leather furnishing. It has a 325hp 2L twin-turbo engine that gets it from 0 to 60 in 4.5s.

YouTuber brittmellish09’s brother Tyler broke his arm; the doctors had to re-break it to set it back. Poor guy right? Wrong. They gave him a general anesthetic and he had the time of his life.

One of 12 remaining patrol torpedo boats from World War II, equipped with two turbocharged diesel engines that provide 1,100hp. It still has its weapons, although they’ve all been deactivated.

Aatma Studio became famous for its futuristic take on the iPhone 5. They’re doing it again with the iPad 3, imagining a magnetic edge-to-edge display, NFC and holographic capabilities. More like iPad 10.

A friendly game of table tennis gets out of hand when the players start to take it seriously, turning it into a smashing contest until they elevate their level of play to over 9000.

The Italian supercar maker outs its fastest production car ever, with a top speed of 211mph, powered by a 740hp V12 capable of hitting 62mph in 3.1 secs. Oh, and it doesn’t look half bad either.

PBA Hall of Famer Pete Weber needed a strike in the final frame to win a record-breaking five US Open titles and become the oldest bowler to win the tournament. This is how he celebrated.

Handcrafted leather bi-fold wallets by Brooklyn-based Maxx & Unicorn Co. Each wallet is made from a single piece of leather and put together without seams or stitching to make it more durable.

A commercial for Bamboo Sushi, the world’s first certified sustainable sushi restaurant in the world. Made with handcrafted miniatures, it shows the harmful practices of other sushi restaurants.

If you’ve ever worked on a car, you know that removing an engine is a daunting task. It requires time, muscle, patience and a hoist. Or you could just yank it like a tooth. (Thanks John Michael)

Microsoft has overhauled its operating system to make it more unified, modern and touch-friendly. Now try it out for yourself. Skip to 3:38 in the video to see Windows 8 at work on a PC.

Last time we got on a trike it was one of those Big Wheels and we had to peddle like madmen. Why didn’t we think about just rolling downhill (and the occasional van tow) like these guys?

The latest Wacom drawing tablet combines the pressure-sensitive pen we already know with a multi-touch surface, so you can go from pen to fingers in a snap. Wireless is now an option, too.