“That’s mean… and a bit funny.”

“A handy guide for anyone who wants to spend a day recreating some of their favourite moments from classic post-apocalyptic movies and games. Ever watched someone in Fallout or Mad Max or 28 Days Later or The Road wandering round an empty destroyed city filled with ravenous subhuman flesheaters and thought this would make a great theme for a party? Then this is the video for you!” — WCIHS

“These Bacon Cheeseburger Stuffed Mushrooms have all of your favorite monster burger flavors wrapped up in an appetizer. Bacon Cheeseburger taste, all wrapped up in a little mushroom! These is a superb party food, or simply for a snack. I refuse to think about the calorie count… Learn how to make them.” w/ photos

“In this tutorial, I explain how to make an origami butterfly out of a sheet of printer paper. We must first make the paper square, and then go on to make what is known as the ‘Water Bomb Base’ or ‘Paper Balloon Base’. After that, we will go on to make the wings and head of the butterfly, finally folding it into the final shape. This tutorial should be regarded as fairly simple and is gone over in detail.” — RobH0629

“It’s genius! I squealed as I emerged from the shower and explained my concept for Rice Krispie treat cupcakes to my husband and 16 month old child (there’s no need to be modest in one’s own home). “All I would need to do,” I exclaimed, “is use Rice Krispie treats as an edible, crunchy cupcake liner, put a baked mini cupcake inside, frost, and add some sprinkles for fun!” They both shook their heads (Jonathan because he knows that there is no stopping me when I come up with one of these ideas, and Myles because he thinks it’s funny to shake his head). “People will love it,” I pronounced, “since it combines two of America’s favorite desserts into one easy to make package!” As soon as I had a chunk of time to bake, I tried out my concept. It worked! There’s not much to it, but let me break it down for you anyway just to make sure that you’ve got it.” w/ photos

“Many like this dish very much but would not make it because they think its just too laborious or too difficult. When in fact is easy as pie. The dish is of Thai and Vietnamese origin. Most popular as finger food, an appetizer or as a side dish. I saw them served like this in Bangkok and still remember the recipe… Here’s how to make stuffed chicken wings.” w/ photos

“This peppermint ice cream is thick and creamy. It is made using the same method as French vanilla, rendering it smooth and absolutely divine. Candy canes are mixed into the ice cream, which add a unique texture and little peppermint flavor pockets to each and every bite. If you want a little extra crunch, feel free to add a sprinkling of crushed candy canes to the top just before serving. Make this for the holidays, make this for New Year’s, or you could just make it all for yourself.” w/ photos

“Learn how to kill a fly and bring it back to life.”

“It is not hard to cut a bagel into two equal halves which are linked like two links of a chain… It is much more fun to put cream cheese on these bagels than on an ordinary bagel. In additional to the intellectual stimulation, you get more cream cheese, because there is slightly more surface area.” w/ photos

“Want to retrofit an iPad in place of your Mustang’s stock Sync-ified infotainment console? You’ll need to relocate Sync to the ceiling, but with some basic carpentry skills the install is surprisingly easy. These modifications were carried out by 5th Stang, a member of The Mustang Source forum. When he ordered his 5.0, he spec’d the navigation package, but when the car showed up, no Nav screen! The simple answer wasn’t to try and get an all-new car or settle for a TomTom, instead, he set out to install a 3G iPad with the added benefit of bringing streaming music, email and other features along with basic navigation. Plus, it kind of makes his ‘Stang look like the bridge of the Starship Enterprise. Here’s how he did it…” w/ photos