This is small series of Pokeballs imagined by DeviantARTist wazzy88 that hint at the type of Pokemon each contains. Okay, maybe not so much hinting at as blatantly stating. Can you guess which type would come out of this one? A firecrackers type! “That isn’t a type.” Oh yeah? Well YOU aren’t my type, so there! “Oh no, I’m totally crying.” You’re gonna be. “Why?” I burnt your house down! “WHAT?!” You started this. Hit the jump for two waters, an ice, a lightning and THE POKEBALL OF TIME.

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Different Pokemon Pokeball Types Imagined IRL

Wanna make your own unicorn poop cookies ? WELL YOU ARE IN LUCK MY DISGUSTING FRIEND, because Instructable user Kristylynn84 has just the recipe for you! You’re gonna be shitting magic! Jk jk, diarrhea, but who cares — you tasted the rainbow . Me? I tasted a cow patty because a friend convinced me it was a no-bake. NOW I HAVE WORMS. Hit the jump for a bunch more closeups and a link to Kristy’s Instrutable with even more pictures of the process and step-by-step instructions.

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Finally, A Decent Unicorn Sh*t Cookie Recipe

Dutch designer Jlan van der Wiel made these stools with magic by mixing iron filings with molten plastic and creating the legs by “pulling” them up using magnets. When the plastic hardens, BAM — you’ve got yourself a stool. “What the — I’m not milking cows , who the hell sits on a stool anymore?” Who sits on a stool anymore?!?! What the hell do you think I’m blogging from? “The toilet.” Haha, you have no idea how many articles I’ve written from here. “All of them?” Every single one. Hit the jump for a pictorial of the process.

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"Growing" Furniture Out Of Plastic And Magnets

Theory11’s $6 Steampunk Playing Cards are manufactured in concert with the American Playing Card company on custom bronze-effect paper stock. The cards feature machinelike illustrations and are really rather well done. Steampunk Playing Cards - theory11.com ( via The Dieline )

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Steampunk playing cards

This is a nearly funded Kickstarter for Ferrite Interactive Liquid Sculptures. They’re basically TMNT ooze canisters with a magnetic liquid ( ferrofluid ) suspended in another, clear liquid that you can manipulate to make cool shapes with external magnets . Contributing $100 gets you a mini one when (if) they’re manufactured next July, $150 a large one, and $200 scores one of each. You’ll have to watch the demonstration video after the jump though to fully appreciate them, just talking about them doesn’t really do them justice. But do you know who does do justice? My crime fighting alter-ego, Captain Handsome. Dashing, isn’t he? “That’s just you ducking behind a movie-theater cutout of that kid from Twilight .” It’s true. I used to have a Batman one but my roommate fought it and won. Hit the jump for the worthwhile video demo and a link to the Kickstarter page.

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Move Over, Swinging Ball Thingies!: Ferrofluid Interactive Magnetic Desk Sculptures

Picture related: future clothes. Scientists have developed a method of inexpensively creating cotton fabrics that clean and deodorize themselves when exposed to sunlight . That way, the next time somebody asks when was the last time you washed your jeans you can say honestly say NEVER — I’m grody as shit and I live in squalor! Mingce Long and Deyong Wu say that their fancy cotton fibers have a coating of titanium dioxide and nitrogen, that kills microbes and breaks down dirt when exposed to sunlight. Additional nanoparticles using silver and iodine are used to accelerate the discoloration process. They even claim that the coating is robust enough to withstand repeated washing and drying, although I thought the whole point was that you wouldn’t need to do that anymore. I mean, MAYBE. It might not be a bad idea for suits or t-shirts or something but they definitely shouldn’t make underwear out of it. I don’t care how long you hang a pair of boxers outside, that turd ain’t coming out till it rains. TRUST ME (I don’t have a washer). Toss out your washer, scientists invent self-cleaning clothes [dvice] Thanks to Rev Dr Dom and Luce, who wash their clothes the old fashioned way: in the river with a stick . Um, you do know some people still have to do that, right?

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Scientists Develop Self Cleaning/Deodorizing Clothes

Did you know blowing out a candle makes ‘lil rainbows in the smoke? Of course you did, they probably teach this shit in schools now. When I was in school we didn’t learn anything about rainbows except RON J BIZ or whatever. Sea Moon’s (Grover Schrayer’s) Flickr (with a ton more crazy macro shots) via The Rainbow Fringe Of An Extinguished Flame [buzzfeed] Thanks to Erik, who once put a candle out by clogging one nostril and sucking really hard with the other one. You’re sick.

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Blowing Out A Candle Makes Rainbows Appears

In other hover -news, this is the $100 Levitron Revolution. It can levitate any object that fits on its hoverdisk and weighs less than 12-ounces. How? Magic magnets WIZAAAAAARDZ! According to the manufacturers, “The Levitron automatically compensates for changes in weight by making up to 1,000 corrections per second to the electromagnets contained within the base.” Are you thinking what I’m thinking? “Buy 80 and build a hoverboard for your little brother?!” Wow, it really is like you and I share one big, retarded brain. To my basement workshop! “This…is your bedroom.” I’m getting under the covers! Hit the jump for a video demo.

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Hover Anything That Weighs Less Than 12-Ounces!

This is a video of a pair of magic computer-viewing glasses made by removing the polarized film from an LCD computer monitor and applying it to a regular pair of spectacles . That way only you can see your monitor. Ooooooor get fired for staring at a blank screen eight hours a day. You don’t understand, boss, the screen isn’t actually blank — I was watching girls booty-dancing on Youtube. “That’s even worse.” What if I told you I was actually writing a blog on the clock? “As long as it’s not Geekologie.” *nervous laughter* Haha, that little-dick? No way man — I write celebrity gossip. Hit the jump for a short video of the glasses in action and a link to the Instructable to make your own.

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Bewbs!: Polarized Glasses For Private Computering

This is a time-lapse video from the BBC of a brinicle doing its thing. A brinicle is formed when brine (extra salty water — both denser and colder than the sea water around it) makes its way through the ice above and falls to the ocean floor, creating a frozen hollow “sheath” in the process. After hitting the seabed, it forms a frozen “river”, killing everything in its path. It’s pretty amazing to watch, provided you can get past all the poor starfish getting frozen alive. That’s probably why they chose to have David Attenborough narrate the clip. That guy’s voice, so soothing . He could tell me bedtime stories about serial killer robots tearing my body limb from limb and I’d still sleep like a baby. “Waking up every four hours to shit your diaper and then cry about it?” Like clockwork. Hit the jump for the frozen river of death and a worthwhile picture of the setup used to capture the action.

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Run My Little Starfish Friends, RUN!: Ultra-Cold Brinicle (Brine + Icicle) Of Death Kills Everything In Its Path