Inspired by pro mountain-climber Ueli Steck, this lightweight titanium knife has built-in tools including hex nut drivers, a wood saw, screwdrivers, a wire stripper, and the all-important bottle opener.

Through the magic of 3D projection mapping, the Sydney Customs House was recently converted into a giant racetrack for Hot Wheels cars, courtesy of Muse Amsterdam, PostPanic and BeamSystems.

While you won’t be able to buy Kermit or Ms. Piggy from the Muppet Whatnot Workshop, you can design your own Whatnot, one of the countless extras in Henson’s puppet-filled universe.

A dog decides to run out on the field in the middle of a televised soccer match, bringing the game to a halt. You’d think he’d want to chase the ball, but all he wanted was some good petting.

The Matrix may be passé, but that didn’t stop these guys from creating an episodic action and effects-laden fan-film. Great looks, cheesy dialogue – just like the original. First episode out 5/21.

Toyota has been working on their aggressive rear-wheel-drive sports concept for several years now, but these studio pics look like the real deal. Expect the FT-86 II to go into production in 2012.

Boing Boing’s Rob Beschizza compiled this video of classic arcade game character deaths, set to Tears for Fears’ Mad World, chiptune-style. It’s not as comprehensive as 500+ Fatalities, but more fun.

We are digging the beats coming down and the flow of the film here in Objective Rhythm, a stop motion animation video about a magical drumstick, from 3rd year student Ross Holdstock. (Thanks Adam!)

This Kickstarter-funded software will let you design your own chair, share it online, and have it digitally fabricated using a service like Ponoko. A physics engine even tests chairs for stability and comfort.

Automation company Festo’s herring gull-inspired ultralight bionic SmartBird has wings that beat and twist; it starts, flies and lands autonomously with no additional drive mechanism. (Thanks Bryn!)

There’s no shortage of inspired acrobatics in this compilation of some of the best of tricking and parkour from around the world. We appreciate seeing the names with the talent too. (Thanks Ian!)

(NSFW: Language) We don’t know how it works, but the classic Team America World Police patriotic anthem synchronizes perfectly with the new Captain America trailer, courtesy of CelticPredator.

Blödes Orchester (Stupid Orchestra) was composed for this 200 piece vintage home appliance orchestra by Michael Petermann; he gathered the motley ensemble through eBay purchases.

Based on a classic game from the 8-bit era, this helicopter hostage rescue side-scroller gets a 21st century upgrade. We think the graphics and sound effects are just a wee bit better than the original.

What happens when a beloved mushroom-stomping plumber get plopped right in the middle of an FPS? Freddie Wong shows us in this fun POV version of Mario sans guns. (Thanks Jason!)

The EVO View 4G runs Android 2.3 with the Sense UI on top. It has a 7″ touchscreen, 1.5GHz CPU, 1GB RAM, 32GB storage, microSD slot. It also has a stylus, but unfortunately it will be sold separately.

Actually, we’re not quite sure what sort of fighting moves this cat is pulling off, but they’re definitely unusual. Maybe he just wanted to freak out the other cat out instead of actually taking him on.

After seeing Rebecca Black released the dumbest song about Friday, the single – and apparently friendless – YouTube user gtstung decided to share how he spends his Fridays too. We feel you man.

The folks behind Pokémon Apokélypse are back with the best Pokémon-related video we’ve ever seen. Watch Ash and company dish out killer lines as they campaign to put an end Pokémon battles.

The Submariner Stealth MK III has a satin-finish case, while the MK IV has a black carbon coated case. Both have all-black bezels, G10 NATO Strap and the STEALTH name on their dial and back.

(NSFW: Language) Oliver Noble compiled all of Seagal’s bone-breaking scenes for our pleasure. You may be asking, why not Chuck Norris? Because Chuck’s compilation would be infinite.

Hipopotam Studios’ Pica Pic is a free online gallery and emulator of the handheld games that were a hit from the 80s to the early 90s. The look and graphics of the games are perfectly recreated.

Next time your boss demands copies of that TPS report ASAP, express your apathy by stampling them all together with the latest in stapler-rubber-stamp technology. Take that, evil boss!