We’ve seen scoop shaped tortilla chips that help you get more salsa on the chip, but this spoon-shaped corn chip concept by Denis Bostandzic is brilliant. Frito-Lay, you’d better get on it now.

Earlier this year, Mark Pernice took a distorted self-portrait from Apple Photo Booth and worked with a sculptor to turn it into a real mask. Now you can help him raise funds to make a whole series.

Can you guess what the phrase above is just with that one letter L? One contestant actually did it. Are geniuses joining Wheel of Fortune now? The stunned face of the other contestant is priceless.

The Landline parodies the godawful We Are The World remake with an equally horrible performance by a bunch of dads singing about daylight savings. And shopping at Costco. And using the remote.

In Soviet Russia, the hamsters are in control. Two guys come face-to-face with the most dangerous hamster you’ve ever seen. The whole thing reminds us of the killer-rabbit from Holy Grail.

Sean Mort’s Evil Comes In All Sizes tee references some of the most famous big screen monsters of all time, like infant-sized Chucky and the Clover monster. Bonus: info key on the back of the shirt.

Originally codenamed “Project Sword“, the first full game running on the iOS version of Epic’s Unreal Engine combines RPG mechanics and action with incredible graphical finesse.

UK auto-maker Morgan Motor Company is working on a modern remake of the classic 3-Wheeler, sold from 1909 to 1953. The featherweight can go 0-60 in just 4.5 secs on its 1800cc Harley engine.

Tokyo’s Daisuke Motogi created this comfy chair that can hold all your books, remotes, gadgets and other small objects in the cracks between its soft blocks. Just don’t lose your pocket change in it.

This ad for the Rugby Channel features New Zealand’s All Blacks rugby team showing off some incredibly precise skills. Ok, maybe it’s all staged, but it’s fun nevertheless. (Thanks Louis!)

While we wish this thing were the size of an actual airplane, this remote-controlled flying shark-plane is still pretty damned awesome. Head-mounted laser beam not included.

The Gregory Brothers finally got their hands on New York gubernatorial candidate Jimmy McMillan’s classic “Rent is Too Damn High!” debate speech, and turned it into a catchy tune. Sing along!

Zero South and Jay Leno added a biodiesel generator that feeds power to four motors, one for each of this H1 Hummer’s tracks. It will be used in an expedition to the South Pole for a documentary.

Artist Federico Uribe had been making artwork using shoes when Puma sent him a bunch of different colored laces. Then inspiration struck. Uribe’s “paintings” now fetch as much as $70,000.

From the maker of the Jawbone Icon comes the Jambox, a wireless speaker/speakerphone. Its dual acoustic speakers have a maximum output of 85dB, while its battery lasts up to 10 hours.

Rickard Bengtsson shot this footage using Canon 18-55 and Sigma 70-300 lenses, and then added slow motion with Twixtor, an app that can slow down or speed up the frame rate of videos.

To make this coffee shop fit in, Nemaworkshop used the nearby Bryant Park Library for inspiration – and came up with a library turned on its side. The “books” are actually pictures on custom tiles.

Your barbaric dog isn’t dumb, it’s just untrained. With the right training and some more love, your dog can transform from an infinite noise generating indoor poop machine to a trusty helper like Jesse.

Sure, your watch, phone and computer already have one built-in, but you’ll have fun forming and arranging digits on this old school calendar. Made using laser-cut acrylic and wood veneer.

Just before Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans’ Six Flags amusement park shut down, and never reopened. Teddy Smith takes us on a haunted tour with imagery that will stick in your mind for hours.

The Nokia Wallet X70 concept is a functioning billfold as well as a mobile phone with 8GB of storage that has 2 cameras, writes SMS messages, supports video chat and GPS and plays music.

Arcades are virtually extinct in America, but in Japan, they’re still incredibly popular. Go inside the world of Japan’s arcades, and support the project to see it turned into an hour-long documentary.

On a recent episode of Lopez Tonight, Shat takes on Cee Lo Green’s instant classic F**k You, bringing his trademark staccato vocal stylings to the obscenity-filled track.