These awesome Periodic Table of Elements Taxis and Buses serve as mobile advertisements for the Oxford Science Park in the U.K. I wonder if one of these bad boys will go up for sale after they’re done with the marketing scheme.
A ride like this would go perfect with a set of Periodic Picnic Tables.
She might have blinded you with science, but what are you going to do when you start getting hungry? Filling your belly is a lot more difficult when you can’t see your own food. This Periodic Picnic Table is cool enough to bring sight to the blind. Prove me wrong.
I don’t know what I’d do to own a table this awesome, but I assure you, the limits are few and far between. Would I steal from a blind man? Are you kidding? I’d do that just for the fun of it. Well, only if I was stealing candy. I love candy. My next chemistry-themed BBQ is going to ROCK!
If you’re still in to Magic: The Gathering, you’re one dedicated player. But hey, we aren’t here to judge. In fact, we want to support your “mana tapping” needs by introducing you to the ultimate glass-ware inspired by the ever so famous card game, Magic.
Craftster.org forum user Poe poe made these etched glasses out of old glade candle glasses. For a moment, I had thought she blew the glass herself, which would’ve been way cooler. Regardless, the etching of Magic was done really well. Be sure to check out the hand-painted elemental patterns, after the jump.
I’ve never heard of Travis Pastrana just like I’d never heard of that huge LEGO tower at first. But now I know who he is, thanks to this video of him being a professional badass. It seems Travis has the balls to ride a Suzuki dirt bike at 70 miles per hour in deep water, essentially skimming the surface and traveling on the top of the lake.
Then, at full speed, he flies onto a floating freestyle motocross ramp and gets airborne. Only the video below can do him justice. After all, who in their right mind would ride a dirt bike across a lake on top of it’s surface? Certainly not you or I.
Ever been invited to a friends house for the first time at night, but had to call them 20 times because of the inability to see any of the numbered addresses on the houses? We’ve all been there. By the time you get to the house, your friend is already so sick of talking to you that hanging out just isn’t that fun. These solar-powered illuminated house numbers by EZView could help solve all of that.
During the day the numbers are turned off to charge for the rest of the day. At night, the numbers light up with a red glow that makes them visible up to 100 feet away. Plenty of room for most homes to be found easily. No need to worry about the elements either. The numbers are completely weatherproof. Each number strip costs $15, so the longer the number on your address, the more money you’re going to have to spend. Though, it will most likely save you hassle and money in the future. — Andrew Dobrow
