plus salt and pepper grenades.........

Nice!

Google's coming up with some crazy cool, mad scientist-level stuff like contact lenses to measure blood sugar:

http://googleblog.blogspot.ca/2014/01/introducing-our-smart-contact-lens.html

Big Brother in the making.

How long would it take for TSA to pull you out of line wearing that thing?

The Ryno Microcycle....a motorcycle-unicycle. Not sure if I'd ever ride on something like this, but it does have a futuristic coolness to it:


http://rynomotors.com

Kinda crazy. Nice!

The presentation gf the upcoming Han Kjøbenhavn collection is done in a quite cool way: http://www.highsnobiety.com/2014/02/07/han-kjobenhavn-fall-winter-2014-collection/

Somewhat Oakley-esque, reminds me of the old days ;-)

Cool presentation

So simple that it's brilliant! The "McGyver" toolkit:


http://www.ifixit.com/Store/Tools/Action-Hero-Toolkit/IF145-267-1

HA! That's awesome!

More tires is a good thing:


http://riderungu.com/juggernaut/

In black would can be the Batman bicycle.

I would ride that, no question about it.

I would ride that, no question about it. - Dann

Downhill, thank-you...


How 'bout a Batmobile Tumbler.

Tumbler

I love the Tumbler. One of my dream cars.

WOW! That's kinda cool! Both the bike and the Tumbler. Ha.

MB&F teams up with L’Epee 1839 to produce a stunning table clock, the Starfleet Machine:


http://www.mbandf.com/machines/performance-art/starfleet-machine/#/intro

That is so intricate. Attention to detail is amazing.

Another WOW!

You gotta be joking me.


http://www.thehouseofsolidgold.com/24k-gold-extreme-mountain-bike/




That said, I would probably try the $300 PB&J and sandwich if the opportunity presented itself:

http://www.thehouseofsolidgold.com/golden-gourmet-pb-j-sandwich/

The bike for people who don't bike.

Honeywell now has the Lyric, which has a very noticeable and deliberate resemblance to the Nest Thermostat. Cool stuff:

http://lyric.honeywell.com

Only a matter of time, it seemed. Definitely more engaging and tech-friendly than normal thermostats. But even after checking out the Nest some time ago, they all seem to be geared for those that don't ever mess with programming the thermostat to begin with (which statistically is seemingly a lot of folks).

Oak Somehow the thread got renamed 'The'