While the idea of using real Canon or Nikon SLR lenses on an iPhone seems a bit ludicrous, this adapter lets you give it a try anyhow. Surprisingly, the images produced look pretty decent.

(NSFW: Language) Stand-up comedian Louis C.K. doing what he does best: making his audience uncomfortable and happy at the same time with his usual angry, tactless and hilarious rants.

If we squint really hard at the screen and use our imagination, it’s as if the Nyan Cat has been transformed into Indian Nyan Cat and is dancing his way through the Taj Mahal here in this vid.

Jeremy Hutchison wrote to manufacturers that mass produce items and ordered one of their products, with a special request: let one of their workers deliberately screw it up. More at the link.

20% Lomography Keychains are miniature replicas of four of the most popular Lomo cameras – Lubitel+, Diana F+, Fisheye 2, and the LOMO LC-A+. Each keychain comes in a gift-ready tin.

In Britain, luggage carries you. UK-based Micro Scooters teamed up with Samsonite to create a hard shell suitcase that doubles as a scooter. Can also be used as a trolley. Maximum load is 220lbs.

Pixbags are padded SLR camera bags made by Chocmuf. What they lack in protection, they make up for in style. There are dozens of designs and supported camera models.

The folks at id Software pat themselves on the back for their contributions in the FPS genre, then promise that RAGE will be unique, dynamic and detailed, thanks to their id Tech 5 game engine.

If you think Whiskey Stones are neat but would rather not see them swimming in your drink, maybe you’ll like them better as shot glasses. Just leave these in the freezer for 4 hours before use.

The Crazy Calculator goes beyond letting you spell “boobies”. In prank mode, when you enter an equation it’ll display a funny reply using actual letters. Also works as a regular calculator.

(NSFW: Language) Car stereo addict Steve Meade takes some time out to show off one of the more creative uses for his handy work. Mmm, Doritos are so much better in watt-sploded form.

(Possible Spoilers) If you barely know anything about Captain America and you’d rather wait for the movie to be informed then don’t watch the clip. To everyone else, new shots of Red Skull await.

Enjoy a cup of brewed coffee even if you’re hundreds of miles away from civilization with Coleman’s propane-powered coffeemaker. It works just like the one you have at home too.

Artists Larry Moss and Kelly Cheatle have developed the unique art of “airigami”, which they describe as a combination of sculpture, puppetry and origami. Check out their website to see more.

Even with the ridiculous safety belts, these kids were treated to the most exciting carousel ride ever when Improv Everywhere turned it into a hilarious and heartwarming spectacle.

(NSFW: Language) A little milk, some sugar, a smidge of vanilla and a bottle of rosé all combine for another amusing don’t-drink-and-cook episode, over at My Drunk Kitchen. (Thanks Tony!)

Looks like something from a lab (way cooler than your current coffeemaker) but the Hario cold water dripper makes a smoother coffee concentrate that’s perfect for iced beverages and cooking.

If you thought koalas were evil, wait until you see how geese slug it out. There’s a good message to this vid though: If you’re not proud and fly away, you live to fight another…oh. Nvmz.

The latest interchangeable-lens, micro-four-thirds cam shoots 12mp stills, 1080p/60i HD video, zippy shutter and auto-focus speed, all wrapped in an metal body with a sharp OLED touchscreen.

This Lamborghini LP640-4 SV was “only” doing about 100MPH, but that didn’t stop this ballsy squirrel from darting out in front and making it across the road. His tail, not so much.

This insanely detailed, working wooden model of a Caterpillar excavator took Rob Fisher’s Woodchuck and Co. 3,000+ hours to build, using 4,000+ handcrafted pieces of cherry and walnut wood.

Forget about forks, knives and tongs. This is what men use to deal with meat. Use Bear Paws to lift, carve, slice or shred meat of any kind. Its handles stay cool so your own paws won’t get burned.

The perfect everyday wristwatch. The design of the unisex Uniform Wares 103 collection was inspired by “the simplicity and utilitarian functionality” of mid-century British factory wall clocks.