(NSFW: Language) There are 429 swear words in Pulp Fiction. This is all of them, minus everything else in the movie. Just the swearing, condensed to about 3 minutes, courtesy of TheCussingChannel.

Tommy the Chihuahua doesn’t want to share his new bone with Lulu, the stuffed chihuahua here; this goes to our theory that the toys are the feistiest of all the dog groups. (Thanks Stephanie!)

Dale Earnhardt’s racing reign inspired the Intimidator Camaro, empowered by a highly modified, supercharged V8 with an intimidating 704 hp and 695 lb/ft of torque. (Thanks Samuel!)

No man, don’t do it! Oh wait. Photographer Erik Johansson set up this very convincing perspective illusion at Sergels torg in Sweden. Watch the making of video and more reactions here.

Do you love spatial mazes and puzzles? Did you name your man cave “Johnson”? Then you’ll love this 4-pack of Portal 2 posters, each filled with humor, in-game references and of course science.

The Lenore Capsule Backpack by IGNOBLE is a soft but durable nylon bag. Its straps and airmesh back are both padded, and its shoulder strap restraint lets you convert it into a duffle bag.

A clever solution for making use of and storing reading materials that would otherwise be gathering dust in our homes. Contact Nijstudio to order, or better yet try and make your own.

A definitive pie chart representing the “two most recreational pursuits of the (early) 80s”. You’d have to be a fool not to get the first one. Collect a wedge if you can name the other one.

Enjoy a baguette and a glass of Merlot as you enjoy Animator Cédric Villain’s humorous take on the wide array of French stereotypes in the short film Cliché ! French-speakers, watch it here.

ZionEyez’s spectacles contain a tiny 720p HD camera, can record to 8GB of built-in memory or wirelessly send video live to the web via your smartphone. They even take prescription lenses.

We’ve been wondering how those overhead tracks would be used in Bioshock Infinite. Game creator Ken Levine explains how you’ll soon be blowing away foes hanging from a high-speed rollercoaster.

If your wireless router and Ethernet cables can’t cover your house, grab this 2.4GHz Wi-Fi Extender. It has an LED that indicates the strength of the connection with the router for optimal placement.

Stjepan Hauser and Luka Sulic give their usual 110% as they rip into Guns n’ Roses’ Welcome to the Jungle on a busy street, confusing, bewildering, then hypnotizing the crowd.

This see-through rarity was shown off by Pontiac at the 1939-40 New York Worlds Fair, and can now be yours, if the price is right. It’s expected to fetch $275k to $475k when it hits the auction block.

Halfbrick’s addictive fruit slashing game goes from the touchscreen to the TV screen with Fruit Ninja Kinect, an Xbox Live title with new and exclusive Battle, Party and Challenge modes.

(NSFW: Language) A crane operator delivers a pool and hot tub to a house when the unthinkable happens. Guess a new garage will have to take priority over swimming for now. Aftermath here.

David James Ross’ Arty Bollocks Generator instantly creates a formulaic, pretentious and senseless artist’s statement. Consider it a humorous reminder of what not to write.

It became obvious midway through that this is a viral video for Ubisoft’s upcoming game Rocksmith. But when we realized that, the cute factor gave way to the mad editing and special effects.

The iconic Marc Laurent Paris red and black calf leather jacket signed and originally given back by the King of Pop to the garment’s designers. Could fetch between $200,000 to $400,000.

Presenting the latest in water gun technology. The Tornado Strike is a pump-handle blaster that fires a spinning stream up to 20 feet away. Works with Nerf’s Super Soaker water clips.

We can’t get the shark attack theme from Jaws out of our minds when we look at designer Aleksandr Mukomelov’s shark fin lamp. And just when we thought it was safe to go back in the living room.

Magician Marco Tempest uses a trio of iPod Touches to teach us about the critical role that lying, deception (and self-deception) play in our enjoyment of art, movies, magic, and life.

Ron Gabriel’s 3-Way Street thesis project tracks a camera at the Manhattan intersection of 28th and Park Avenue, where a plethora of hair-raising street traffic drama unfolds. (Thanks Mat!)