100k Toothpicks Used To Make San Fran Sculpture

How far would you go to show how much you love your city? Or in Scott Weaver’s case, how far wood you go? The talented (and incredibly patient) artist has worked on his painstakingly intricate tribute to San Francisco for the last 35 years, using 100,000 wooden toothpicks. The sculpture, called “Rolling Through the Bay,” is more than just a work of eco art – it’s also an interactive, kinetic “tour” that uses ping pong balls rolling along winding tracks within the piece to highlight neighborhoods, historical locations, and landmarks of the city by the bay.” w/ photos

Mini Warrior Robot

“And thus it begins…” — thaanthill

Orchestra Plays Daft Punk

“Trinity Orchestra, the only fully student run orchestra in Ireland, played Daft Punk’s album ‘Discovery’ in the Trinity College Dublin”s Exam Hall, the first ever live full orchestral performance of the music of Daft Punk.”

Royal Wedding Dalek

Chris Balcombe, 51, has spent one week decorating his Dalek to tie in with the occasion. The Doctor’s nemesis has been painted red, blue and white and is covered with Union Jack flags and photos of Prince William and Kate Middleton. Furthermore, Chris attached a mechanical grip to the Dalek so it can hold trays of food and drinks.” w/ photo

Craziest Trick Shots Ever

“Chicks get wet behind the knees when they see this. No joke.”

Russian Jazz Plumbers

“A group of plumbers from Kstovo have formed an ‘alternative’ jazz band.”

When Smoke Rings Collide

“Trippiest 8 seconds on the internet.” — nurdanurda

High-Tech Doghouse

Pearl, my beloved labradoodle, dutifully watched me build myself a new house for the past three years. So when I was almost finished, I decided to build her a place of her own. A standard model just wouldn’t do, though, so I went a little overboard. After creating the design with CAD software, I added a solar hot-water radiant-heating system and made a green roof that retains rainwater, creates oxygen, and improves insulation. Then I decked it out with a few other touches, including some colored LED lights to brighten things up and a Web-enabled wireless video camera that lets me keep an eye on Pearl from my computer or phone. That’s plenty of features for her, but the doghouse has one extra benefit for me: The battery that powers it also powers all the low-voltage exterior lights on my property.” w/ photos

Deep Metal

“Metal objects of the past come to life in the depths of the sea.”

Fast Beatboxer

“This guy is insanely fast a beatboxing and, to be honest, a bit weird!” — Farley00