What if...

Ron Paul became president?

How's your chair game?

No office is complete without a chair made from an authentic exotic sports car like Lamborghini, Ferrari, Maserati, Porsche, or Lotus. Made from refurbished seats, taken straight out of the cars, price will depend on the condition of the seat. Of course, ballin' ain't easy. You're looking at about $5,000 for a Porsche 997 seat and around $15,000 for a Lambo LP640 Murc. Depending on the model, rear storage pocket included!

I'll take two. One to put my feet up! Available from RaceChairs.

1001 Rules for my Unborn Son

Click the pic for a blog where a dude posts life lessons for his unborn son. What if he has a daughter? How much of his wisdom will hold true? The genders are wired differently, that is fo sho sho.

How's your tshirt game?

Props to DJ for the find!

You Don't Know The Power Of The Dark Side

Breakfast feeling kind of dull? Have you ever wished that you could have Darth Vader's helmet blazed into your toast? No? Really? Well, for $55 USD, now you can! Click on the pic for info.

Sittin on Tops, Fool!

As a youngin' I had my big wheels tricycle and a road hockey stick and I was in heaven. The children of today are afforded a luxury that I was not. Witness the enigma that is Kota the Triceratop. A 3 foot tall plush rideable dinosaur robot for children under 60 pounds. Kota wags his tail, opens and closes his mouth, wiggles his horns, makes dinosaur sounds and plays songs and sound effects for your child. Kota will set you back $300, but will make your child the envy of the playground. The video below is a brief overview of robotic dinosaur toys followed by a "sneak peek" showcase of kids interacting with Kota.

What's Next...

More robots. This time, "bizarre Japanese fighting robots".

I wonder how long these robots would last with the raptor? They don't stand a chance. The raptor would go to town!

What's Next...

Can anyone say "robot pizza delivery"? It would never be late!

But seriously... We keep building smarter and smarter robots. How long before the machines actually do take over?