Robotic LEGO Chess

This Monster Chess set was created by Team Hassenplug for the Brickworld convention which takes place this weekend in Chicago. The set measures 12 feet on each side and is controlled with a laptop. The team used 100,000 LEGO blocks to construct the board and pieces. The cost to build, including the robotic parts came in at $30,000. This is the only way I want to play chess from now on. Sorry iPhone.

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Snoop Dogg and George Lopez Play Chatroulette Bingo

Watch as they run across two girls about to eat lunch and a guy with his five dollar foot long.

Indoor Mini Golf Course

Often while drinking beers, myself and friends will waste time apply science and reasoning in debate over what we will do with our future lotto winnings. This ultimate drinking game just made the list. Constructed entirely out of wood, this mini golf course would tuck nicely into the corner of your newly acquired airplane hanger / fantasy factory.

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NES Cartridge Harmonica

Now blowing on your old NES games will actually do something. These conversions were done using Hohner Pocket Pal harmonicas. Now if they can only make these cartridges playable in your Nintendo too. Imagine playing some Super Mario 3 while your console is belting out some prison tunes. Yeah, that wouldn't be annoying at all.

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Can't You See I'm Busy!

Can't You See I'm Busy is a site that teaches us how to be look more productive at work.

"the only site where you can play games without your boss noticing. Let’s face it; we all want to relax every now and then, but still want to appear professional or busy! That’s why all the games at CantYouSeeImBusy.com are designed in a way that nobody can see that you’re gaming. In fact, your boss and colleagues will think that you’re working harder than ever before."

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