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Lego White Out

At first glance these look like Lego building blocks for  young kids. In reality, these toys are disguising something more functional: white out tape. This product is probably meant to appeal to kids or teens as a fun alternative to office-supply-like white out tape dispensers. How fun would it be to have toy blocks on your desk? It would sure raise the teacher's suspicions that you may just be having too much fun in class.

These are from Korea, so I have no idea if you can find these in the US or not.

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FedUp

What does FedEx get when an angry customer with a love of typography cross paths? A package bearing a rich tapestry of typographic expression.

(via Quipsologies)

Learn How to Speak Hip.

Learn how to speak hip. Dig?

(Thanks again Chris)

1980s Japanese commercial for anti-itch remedy

Thanks Mark

Table of Condiments

(thanks BB)

Pedalin' Through the Snow

Going for your morning cycle just got crossed off your list when the snow hit. Shoveling your walk could make up for the lost workout, but wouldn't it be cooler if you could shovel and pedal at the same time? You could, if you had one of Kevin Blake's snowplow bikes. Kevin built this custom human-powered snow plow. It's good for the environment too - no choking on acrid snowplow fumes. See it in action here.

(via Treehugger)

Eat Them Pixels

Yummy cookies made with a primitive pixel system (how about 4 dpi resolution?) Get the how-to here.

(via Core77)

Guns 'N Eggs

What do you make of this?

[thanks DumpTrumpet]

Happiness

The simple rules to life.

[thanks Mchelle3819]

Desperado!

"Germans have developed a genius way of skipping around the country's new smoking ban.

Some restaurants have installed bizarre "Smoking Points" to allow smokers the chance to grab a burn.

Michael Windisch, chef of the restaurant "Malermeister Turm", now sticks his head and hands through holes in the wall of his restaurant as he smokes a small cigar."

[via Metro]