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Feel the wrath of Sharktopus! Fear the coming of Cyber Yeti! Wait a second, we’ve already seen an Arachnodroid. In fact, we’ve seen a few. The Science Fiction TV-Movie Title Generator t-shirt encourages the creation of horrible and hysterical hybrids of which the likes have never been seen. I mean Raptorsquito? Really? Malaria with a bite! Ok, ok, I’m sorry. For $18 you can buy your very own sci-fi generator shirt. Just be careful. This shirt can steal a good... Continue reading

I’m just a beautiful piece of man. The Romance Novel Yourself service through MediaBoom just enhances my ridiculously manly physique. It’s nice looking at a photo of myself without breasts. Romance Novel Yourself allows you to add your photo to the cover of several different romance novel templates. I chose Desert of Dreams, though you can even change the title if you want, because at heart, I’m really a cowboy in a Jersey boy’s body. An urban cowboy that is.... Continue reading

How fricken’ cool is this? RestrainingBolt.com created an awesome generator which turns any text you desire into an Empire Strikes Back retro-styled banner. Each character features a different image from the iconic film. If our logo wasn’t so rad, and if I didn’t risk violating multiple copyright laws, I’d seriously consider replacing it. Link [via]

David Butcher is one cool dude. Every day, he exercises for 45-minutes on a pedal-powered generator that powers his laptop computer, a Roomba robotic vacuum cleaner and compact fluorescents. However, he’s not the only one making use of this eco-friendly approach to powering electronic equipment. A new gym in Portland, Oregon utilizes a similar approach to building up energy.  Personal trainer Adam Boesel opened the Green Microgym not solely to provide members with an excellent workout but also to save... Continue reading

Just when you thought things couldn’t get nerdier, a DIY project like this comes along. Pass Key is the  password generator that is conveniently shaped like a candy bar making it the only portable gadget of its kind that I’ve seen.  It generates a 16-digit alphanumeric code as quick as you can press a button. The project takes about two hours to complete and is moderately difficult. For $43 bucks in parts, you won’t find a cheaper hardware-based, portable password... Continue reading