That will certainly liven up the half-time show.

Damn, I peed on my iPhone before I got to the end of the article...

@drethedog: I loooove the sound that thing makes!

@Prostate of Grace: Peoplehole?

@tineras: Thanks for sharing.

Or if you're Lois Lane, your boyfriend can simply create it by squeezing the materials between his fingers.

@Tristan Lenzo: Got it in one - but what's it from?

I draw storyboards for a living and two monitors are a necessity; one for the active drawing and the other to see the work in continuity, for which the screen could never be big enough.

grundle; taint

I might have seen #11 before...

Look, Ma! I'm Brian Eno!

Have we run a couple of experiments to see how long one can stay in that room without ripping the mechanism out by its roots?

This sort of device has actually been used for centuries to capture birds - 'springes' is what Chaucer called them. And, as in medieval times, I imagine that the birds will be "relocated" to someone's kitchen.

@Eriamjh: Inner and outer...it's like navels.

@bokscutter: AAH!

I moved my torrent files to a new drive recently, with much flailing about and bad language. Wish I'd had this.

So you tell your boss "We blew the deadline cause we spent the day pranking Aaron's cubicle". That works.

@SkipErnst: "Add four more and you could make a nice icosahedron"

When I think of butterflies, I always see them as weapons.

I can't even get my dog to do that!