Barney Stinson’s favorite pajamas. Go to bed like a boss with this 4-piece – pants, shirt, jacket and tie – set. Perfect for role playing. Has an elastic waistband and large neck for comfort.

Three minutes of poetic, without being sappy, Mat Harrington’s beautifully shot Machine tells the tale of a man, the bike he built with his own hands and the simple joy of the ride. (Thanks Bryn!)

All it took was a couple of posts, a few bungee cords, an ATV, and a little sense of adventure to create this insane human slingshot, built by the Pope family of Hobble Creek Canyon, UT.

Apparently this guy is a pro gamer often hired to showcase shooting games and teach newbies. By the looks of it he can teach aspiring actors too. As soon as he grabs that plastic gun, he is in the zone.

The M525 may look like a typical wireless mouse, but it’s got one neat feature – amazingly low power consumption, able to last up to 3 years on two AA batteries. We bet these guys could even power it.

A photoblog that shows the hero in on all of us. None of the photos have been modified save for the addition of the radical turtles. Cannot be unseen. Heroes on your nostrils! Nasal power!

The trailer is in Japanese, but it still doesn’t detract from the gorgeous anime-style graphics of this game. We hope it plays as good as it looks. Coming to North America and Europe in 2012.

An infection that turns humans into horrible Christopher Walken impersonators. Also they eat people. P0KYPAC probably thought of the title first and just couldn’t let the wordplay go to waste.

This 2007 video may feature Formula Vee racer Robbie Allen somersaulting his vehicle in a crash, but we bet that’s the second reason you rewind it for a better look. Too bad it was just the nose.

(NSFW) The music video for Fantasy by DyE. Animation director Jérémie Périn and his crew are French, but their product is undoubtedly Japanese. In the best and worst ways possible.

The stylish Oakley Full Metal Jacket titanium watch comes with a removable single face that can be mounted on a pocket watch chain or used as a conventional wrist watch. (Thanks Dane!)

We’re enjoying British game show host Bradley Walsh’s attempts to stay collected while stifling laughter at a question he reads aloud in this clip from ITV1’s The Chase. (Thanks James!)

The name may bring back memories, but there’s nothing old-school about this RAZR. It’s slimmer than iPhone 4, has a 1.2 GHz dual-core CPU, 1GB of RAM, shoots 1080p video, and 4G LTE support.

Here’s Naughty Dog’s official launch trailer for the gorgeous and thrilling Drake’s Deception, revealing key plot points and mysteries that set Nathan’s latest epic adventure in motion.

More is revealed in the second trailer for Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows, as Holmes and Watson must contend with the criminal mastermind Professor Moriarty, Holmes’ evil, intellectual equal.

Here ye, greedy NBA players: don’t think for a minute you couldn’t get replaced by this number one feline draft pick. Looks like all the moves are solid, plus, bonus: payment in Friskies.

Look beyond Lytro’s unusual form-factor to its groundbreaking light-field technology, which eliminates the need to focus, and lets you refocus your images at any time after you snap them.

Jonathan Mann has a new iPhone 4S, and a little song (and a little thing) for Siri, his personal, virtual assistant. Despite his pleas, it doesn’t sound like they’ll be getting hitched any time soon.

The crisp and clean e-tron Spyder concept is 5+” longer than the R8 and has an all-new plug-in diesel hybrid-electric drivetrain. The 69-cell lithium-ion battery pack lasts 9.1-kilowatt hours.

Apparently frustrated by the oversaturation of cat videos on YouTube, Hugapug the pug takes out her aggression out on some poor, unsuspecting dogs trapped inside this computer monitor.

Illustrator Mr Whaite envisions classic movies as animated neon images, capturing the essence of the original film with bold, glowing lines. We only wish they were actual neon signs.

Tel-Aviv U. demos the perplexing properties of quantum superconductors which will leave non-science types scratching their heads, and us wanting hoverboards made from this stuff.

Powered by a Samsung Galaxy SII and LEGO NXT, the CubeStormer II robot beat the human record for solving the Cube, with a time of just 5.35 secs. We certainly can’t rearrange stickers that fast.