Everyone’s favorite quadruped battle vehicle gets a much-needed renovation as a mobile ice cream truck on this clever shirt by Chunk. Looks like Darth Vader is serving strawberry.

(NSFW) Mashing up two of our favorite flicks, Morpheus explains everything there is to know about The Matrix to The Dude from The Big Lebowski. Take the red pill, Dude, take the red pill.

BRP’s 2011 Can-Am Spyder line is all about style, refinement and luxury; it includes the RT Limited roadster, a deluxe touring model with integrated GPS, semi-rigid travel bags and travel cover.

Contains over 700 famous lines from movies. Use it as a perfect bathroom reader, coffee table book, a quick icebreaker, or you know, find out where that one line is from. Not everyone’s a film buff.

TopCar’s Kevlar and carbon fiber body package for BMW’s 5-Series F10 includes front bumper with LED side markers, rear bumper with diffuser, fitted quad exhaust system and R19 Lumma wheels.

Add dashes of your humor to your walls and furniture with Trine Andersen’s Sewing Kit WallSticker. The removable decal kit comes with 33 feet of dotted cutting lines and 4 scissors.

Popular Mechanics rounded up 8 of the best LEGO mods that they’ve seen, including a telescope, an ATM and an air conditioner. They may still look like toys, but all of the gadgets are functional.

This waterproof notepad works with any pencil. Use it to doodle or make notes while you’re in the shower, outdoors, or even underwater. Each pad has 40 sheets – enough for your manifesto.

Shawn Conn’s latest tee combines two of our favorite things, Star Trek and zombies, and makes evil Spock with the goatee look like a major wuss. With all that in mind, we ask: what’s not to like?

It does look a lot like the real Ghostbusters mobile, but that’s to be expected, considering it cost the owner about $100,000 to convert a beat up 1959 Cadillac S&S Ambulance into an Ecto-1.

While it’s a bit of an unorthodox way to order your food, former American Idol candidate Todrick Hall likes to sing his order at the drive-thru. Amazingly, the order taker didn’t screw it up like normal.

London-based Laurie Lipton has developed her own peculiar drawing technique building up tone with thousands of fine cross-hatching lines like an egg tempera painting. Insane, haunting, and inspired.

Created with the modern-day Unreal Engine 3 Dev Kit this animation shows what the original Unreal (c.1998) might look like if remade using today’s technology. It’s such a tease. We want more.

This beastly gaming system maxes out with dual 6-core Intel Xeon x5860 CPUs, OC’d to 4.3GHz, quad SLI video cards and 24GB of RAM. Oh yeah, there’s a built-in water-cooled Xbox 360 Slim too.

John Beck Paper & Steel produces dramatic, industrial styled furniture and lighting using (sometimes shotgun-blasted) steel, with a sprinkle of reclaimed wood and eco concrete.

This incredible footage was captured on the CCTV cameras on the Pacific Sun cruise liner when it hit choppy waters. After watching it, life on The Deadliest Catch is starting to look calm to us.

The Gregory Brothers songify the testimony of Diana from Kansas City, who witnessed a botched hold-up. Watch the original here; Diana has some tips on what to do in hold-up situations.

The Blu-ray edition of one of the greatest horror movies ever made includes both the director’s cut and the theatrical edition, plus a documentary. Classics like this deserve to be owned, not rented.

Believe it or not, that’s a wallpaper. Concrete Walls are exactly that – pictures of concrete walls turned into wallpapers. There are a couple of brick walls and ones with graffiti as well.

Cole MacGrath is back to his old look, but he has a new enemy in the form of the burrowing Ravager. Good thing he has a new power too – a Joystiq commenter calls it “telecarnesis”.

79-year old Philip Warren started making matchstick versions of the Royal Navy’s ships when he was just 17, way back in 1948. So far he’s made 432 ships. More pics here and here.

NBC 5 reporter Bobbie Wygant’s 1977 interview of Harrison Ford for his breakout role as Han Solo in Star Wars. Ford says that to him, Star Wars is “finally about people, not finally about science.”

This is practically just a tech demo, but it’s jaw-dropping nonetheless, a testament to how far computer graphics have come. Watch it in HD. 3D version here, making of video here.