QT is anything but cute: the offroad company has three new models, ranging from the street legal 300STR to the 4.0L Jag V8 400DKR, which placed 1st, 2nd, and 3rd at the Pharaons Rally.

Not that you’re going to be kissing anyone over your headset, but Patrick English’s Modern Warfare-inspired Strong Mints t-shirt is perfect for guys who don’t mind an explosion of flavor.

Keep the missus happy while future-proofing your home with Boxetti’s Home Theater: the zig-zag panels aren’t just for show, but fold out into hi-fi speakers and a 46″ flat screen TV lift.

Like many of you we’ve been watching the grim news coming out of Haiti; learn how you can help by visiting Google’s aid roundup, or stop by Boing Boing for the latest news.

Minimalist bling sounds like an oxymoron, but Zoe & Doyle’s rings are simple yet sport upscale, man-friendly materials including carbon fiber and titanium with gunmetal and matte finishes.

It’s a worldwide cat-astrophe: Xbox Live Arcade’s upcoming RISK: Factions will feature feline foes vs. militaristic humans; no word on whether they’ll be LOLcats with nine lives.

Think of it as a demo without the download hassle: Just Cause 2 has a series of interactive trailers up on YouTube that let you guide Rico, choose-your-own-adventure style.

Learn how to tackle a weighty problem, video game-style with Cutting Myself In Half; it’s the true story of how 14-year old Taylor LeBaron went from 300 lbs to 150 lbs in only 18 months.

TommyKaira’s Nissan GT-R leaves performance alone but ups the aesthetic ante; the full kit packs a wet carbon front bumper and rear diffuser, F15 wheels, and optional dry carbon components.

A blast from the monochrome past, adidas’ Top Ten Hi reboots the 1979 classic with a white on black colorway and a lo-top black on white version; both sport embossed reptile print leather.

We could do without the over-emphatic narrator, but this Combat System Walkthrough for White Knight Chronicles is actually a decent overview of the game’s UI, mechanics, and gameplay.

This Do Knot Forget ad from Ford Germany is pure viral bait, but we’ll bite: a few are debatable, but it’s a surprisingly helpful guide to famous knots using iPod earbuds and charging cables.

ICON’s Variant Helmet is a range (and head) topper: it sports an anti-lift, anti-glare visor, spoiler to reduce buffeting, oversized intake and exhaust ports, and EPS nose to reduce shield fogging.

Don’t want to pay for Hasbro’s Force FX lightsaber (or accidentally slice off a limb)? The Saber Practice Bokken is Padawan-perfect; it’s the same size as the Force FX but made out of wood.

Praised by professional guitarists, Line 6’s Relay G30 is a 6-channel stompbox-style 2.4GHz digital wireless system with 10Hz-20Khz frequency response and 120dB dynamic range.

This Sci vs. Fi doc for Mass Effect 2 sounds technical, but it actually waxes philosophical on having a free world with a fixed ending, the virtues of sci-fi, and the interactivity of games.

Like something Optimus Prime would wear, Design by 8’s Artime watch concept features small plates that reshuffle, pulse, and move according to the wearer’s body rhythm.

Reclaim Waterloo from history (and Swedish pop groups) with Napoleon: Total War; due out 2/23/10, it’ll feature a new battle physics system and a more zoomed-in campaign map.

Fifty Dangerous Things (You Should Let Your Children Do) is indeed targeted at free range kids (with parental supervision); it includes supergluing fingers and looking at the sun.

NSFW or anyone who’s had breakfast: this Killing Moves trailer for Aliens vs. Predator is so brutal and fast-paced we had to take a breather; seriously, not a good day to be a colonial marine.

Minkowski disciples may think of 4D as time, but most mathematicians agree that this 4th Dimensional Space t-shirt is as good as it gets; flatlanders could get hurt staring at this tesseract.

Now available: Rocketbirds Revolution is a 2010 IGF finalist that mixes Oddworld and Shepard Fairey’s pop-art into a rooster-powered, all-Flash 2D action/puzzler; play the demo here.

Korg’s Sound on Sound is loud and clear with its unique selling point: it’s able to record unlimited tracks; it also packs a speaker, mic, Sound Stretch, and microSDHC card slot.