By Unknown
not a kludge
By Unknown
Drinking (accessories) and driving are getting surprisingly popular these days. New mantra: If you can't do it on the roads, bring it into the kitchen!
By Unknown
The only time when it's acceptable to give a nerd a flower.
~NSHA
Via Laughing Squid
RO&AD, an architectural firm whose name sounds very much like a quote from an intoxicated Chris Farley, recently designed The Trench Bridge. A pedestrian foot path designed to make us rethink the way we look at bridges, this one crosses the moat in front of Fort de Roovere in Halsteren. A neat concept, but one that would only be applicable on a small scale to bodies of water that stay at a constant depth.
By Amstrad
From the submitter:
While I appreciate the skill displayed in the other booklamps produced, I feel they lack a certain kludge factor. I think I've achieved that here. Plus, no books were harmed in the making of this lamp!
Via Reddit
I don't know if this makes me want to cook on a wood stove or don some shining armor and head to the nearest copse.
~NSHA
By Unknown
Sun Chao, a crafstman from Kaiyuan, China, spent 4 months working on this project. The result is a fully-functional bicycle made from over 10,000 Popsicle sticks. Its inaugural ride lasted 20 minutes and easily supported his 200lb weight.
That's a lot of terrible jokes to read.
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By Unknown
The English really aren't known for their avant-garde art.
~NSHA
