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Video Games and Sex. In recent years, it seems like the two have been going together like peanut butter and jelly. Grape jelly. With recent titles such as "Dead or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball" and "BMX XXX", it's obvious that sex sells ... especially to horny little gamer geeks. Back in the day, however, this was not quite the case. Well, at least not intentionally... most of the time.

Yeah - There are a lot of them out there...
Thanks Tamara!

iBoxers... Designed to keep more than just your iPod snug in your pants.
Thanks Tamara. Thanks a lot!

Not sure if this is funny, but it does exist.

What happens when you throw a pot of boiling water into -40C air? Well it freezes into a ball of ice crystals. Watch the video.

"In order to raise the spirits of an Italian prince burdened by the cares of his position, a musician created for him a cat piano. The musician selected cats whose natural voices were at different pitches and arranged them in cages side by side, so that when a key on the piano was depressed, a mechanism drove a sharp spike into the appropriate cat’s tail. The result was a melody of meows that became more vigorous as the cats became more desperate. Who could not help but laugh at such music? Thus was the prince raised from his melancholy."

Short clip worth the view.

Working late in the developmental biology lab one night, Matthew Harris of the University of Wisconsin noticed that the beak of a mutant chicken embryo he was examining had fallen off. Upon closer examination, he found that the snubbed beak of the mutant chicken had tiny bumps and protuberances along the edge of its beak that looked like teeth, alligator teeth to be specific. The accidental discovery revealed that chickens retain the ability to grow teeth, even though birds lost this feature long ago. The finding also resurrected the controversial theory of one of the founders of comparative anatomy, Etienne Geoffroy Saint-Hillaire.

Thousands of biscuits and sweets are being used to build a cityscape in a London department store.

The installation by Chinese artist Song Dong, 40, depicts a traditional Asian city linked to a more modern city complete with stadium and church.

The future of graffiti just got a whole lot brighter!
These magnetic DYI LEDs are a great way to light up a wall.

An excellent collection of early anotomy drawings.
I just want to know why the dead are so often found posing just outside of town....