Graham Hughes has traveled to all 201 nations (and a few territories) – without ever getting on an airplane. While in each country, he captured a one-second snippet, and compiled it into a single video. It took him nearly four years to finish.

A documentary about Micke, a cassette tape enthusiast. He’s not particularly interesting or talented. Then again, who is? A documentary about us would at most be as mundane as this one. And that’s why we couldn’t look away.

One of the bonus features on the DVD and Blu-ray of the last season of The Office is the footage from its auditions. This excerpt shows us who Dunder Mifflin’s employees could have been. Seth Rogen as Dwight Schrute? Nah.

Unlike armbands, you strap the GoCuff to your wrist, so you can still see and interact with your media player while you’re on the go. You can still use your device’s touchscreen through GoCuff’s window. Available in three sizes.

We already saw the giant mech suit that Stan Winston School and Legacy Effects fabricated for Wired. Here’s footage of the suit being tested by Bruce D. Mitchell, the man behind (and inside) the epic costume.

A set of card-shaped stainless steel multitools by Dave & Calvin Laituri. Each card has a specialty: there’s a mobile device accessory, a ruler, a wrench and a bottle opener. They should consider changing the name though.

If you think texting and driving is a bad idea, you’ll never want to get on the road again if this car ever makes it to market. Thankfully, it’s just a parody from the guys at Barely Political – though the technology isn’t that far-fetched.

Everything but the Manual is David Graas’ concept for a DIY furniture kit. It consists of 177 identical oak blocks that can be affixed to each other using ordinary bolts and wing nuts. It’s LEGO furniture. Video here.

These photoluminescent rocks are made from a durable plastic material that can be set into paths or scattered with regular stones to guide your way at night. Glows 10 to 12 hours on just 20 minutes of daylight. Also available in glass.

We’ve always been taught to follow all the way through with your drive when teeing off, but this golfer likes to finish his swing with a little more style. In case you’re wondering, it resulted in a 300-yard fairway shot. Show off.

Puppets are human too make mistakes too. Mario, Fafa and friends clown around even more than usual in this amusing reel of bloopers from the hilarious Glove and Boots series. This makes us want to see a behind-the-scenes reel now.

Improve your game with this lightweight gadget which mounts below the grip on any golf club. It wirelessly sends data on your swing, including club head speed, club face and club path angles you can review on a companion mobile app.

Google Glass opens up numerous possibilities. It also creates a whole new class of problems, ranging from privacy concerns, to increased social isolation, to visual distraction. And then there’s always this we’ll have to worry about.

Receiptmate lets you scan and file receipts with your iOS device. Its built-in scanner lets you highlight amounts or enter them manually. It’s integrated closely with Evernote and supports tags and notebooks.

ASAP Science explains what happens to human feces after we flush it down. TL;DW: Thank goodness for bacteria and we’re not going to eat vegetable soup or chocolate milk for a while. But also, who poops pebbles?

(Gore) From Takashi Miike (13 Assassins) comes a thriller about a group of police escorting a serial killer across Japan. Unfortunately for them, the grandfather of the killer’s latest victim put a bounty on the criminal’s head.