While we suppose it would be even better if you could give your suitcase googley eyes, MUJI’s eyeball stickers are less likely to get knocked off by typically inconsiderate baggage handlers.

This German tuner has Corvette bones, but distinctly European styling, with retro-styled front and rear, and a top-of-the-line ZR1 6.2L supercharged V8 with 638hp and 604lb-ft of torque.

While Conan O’Brien won’t win any Grammys for his vocal prowess, we’re still entertained by his bits-and-pieces rendition of Creep, backed by Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros.

Aspiring superhero? Well maybe you can learn a thing or two from Spidey as he trains us in some of his lesser known, but still “patented” crime-fighting maneuvers. Sling Stance! Doc-Knocker!

Built with raglan sleeves and a single underarm panel, TAD’s breathable midweight Merino Half Zip gives you unrestricted freedom of movement without seams to chafe when wearing a pack.

An app from Lookout Labs that can email your smartphone’s location.  Best of all, you can install it even after you’ve misplaced your phone, thanks to the Android Market’s remote install feature.

Designed by Stephan Copeland, Pongo has everything you need to play table tennis, including a retractable net with receptacles that don’t need to be clamped. Comes with a drawstring pouch.

If you’re a neat freak you’re going to love Michael Johansson’s work. He loves to stack objects into neatly packed and color-coded arrangements, sometimes even filling odd spaces with his stacks.

Don’t worry, there’s nothing too gruesome in this clip from Youtuber ashomsky. Just a 1000 fps peek at the punishment that even the smallest of falls inflicts on these skateboarders and their gear.

Wowza. Props to Youtube user (and TA fan) AaronicStuff  who made this acapella cover of Flux Pavillion’s I Can’t Stop without the use of any professional microphones or recording gear.

Watch as Vimeo user Petey Boy takes his friend Tom from nothing there to hair everywhere in less than a minute. It’s noble that he sacrificed superhuman strength for our entertainment.

A new blog dedicated to the logos of fictional entities from movies, literature, video games and other media. Created by Tymn Armstrong, who is an accomplished logo designer himself.

(Spoilers/NSFW) GRRM fans, have your sense of humor at the ready – a parody is coming. Collegehumor turns the HBO series into a hilarious 16-bit video game. Watch the deleted scenes here.

Totally mess with gravity, the environment and your enemies, flinging them into the sky, onto the ceiling, or pinning them to the ground. Think Half-Life 2’s gravity gun – on major steroids.

There’s a war on the Web, and netizens are divided into three camps – Facebook, Google and Twitter. We think 4chan will disagree, but we’d rather not imagine what their posters would look like.

In honor of Real Madrid’s 109th anniversary, the Spanish football team faced off against 109 Guangzhou children. Real still won, but only by a score of 2-1. Not too shabby, kids. (Thanks Wong!)

A young man must figure out a way to bring down a system where time is money – literally – and is forced to go on the run from a corrupt police force known as time keepers, in Andrew Niccol’s In Time.

(NSFW: Language) Long before Robert and Sheepy, Jemaine Clement and the Capper brothers made this four minute, hedgehog-filled safety campaign for the New Zealand Land Transport Agency.

Knog’s handy bike tools pack 7, 12 or 20 different tools, including screwdrivers, hex keys, hex wrenches, spoke wrenches, and more into a 2-inch square chrome vanadium and aluminum case.

Is there nothing that Jesse the Jack Russell can’t do? He puts most mutts to shame making the bed, toasting toast, microwaving popcorn and sorting recyclables. He even buys his own dog toys.

A pair of gloves meant for self-defense. Embedded with 8oz of steel shot in the back of the hand. Also have steel plates over the fingers as well as extra padding to cushion impact. Not fair in a fight.

“I don’t care if Monday’s blue, Tuesday’s gray and Wednesday too…” The lyrics to The Cure’s hit love song got transformed into icons in this classic Threadless tee. Designed by Loy Valera.

The movie industry’s biggest stars can often be seen in Los Angeles, but the city has other lights and sights that are dear to locals, as shown in this video by Colin Rich. Music by Cinematic Orchestra.