More and more things that should not be tuned get tuned up: golf carts, huge giant motorcycles and what not. Now, this flying barstool was created for people that would actually care not driving while drunk and would want to make DUI legal: ride your barstool half drunk (or full drunk) around the bar and get more and more drinks with every other pass. One piece of advice, though: when you hit your head to the bar, don't worry, it was just the floor. So stay there and sleep!



Well, if you have more than $2000 (without shipping) - the price of one flying barstool - you can set up some pretty cool races around. If the pillow fights are no longer your thing, barstool racing might just start being. And, since you even have a 4.5HP Subaru engine and good brakes on the thing, you can try to slide and drift. Just take very good care of the statues around. Or the windows. Or... anything that can brake, for that matter.

More details:

* Newly designed and patented lower profile barstool.
* 4.5 HP Robin Subaru Engine
* Spun Aluminum Azzurro Racing Wheels
* Inflatable Tubeless Slick Racing Tires
* Powder Coated Barstool and .14 ga. Steel Chassis (Red, Yellow, Orange, Black)
* Butterfly Hand Controls
* Racing Steering Wheel
* Billet adjustable height Steering Hub
* Adjustable Steering Alignment (Camber and Toe)
* Disc Brake
* 1" Rear Billet Axle Hubs
* Serial Number Tag for Authenticity
* 4 hours of Fun on One Gallon of gas
* Top Speed at 25-30 MPH
* Manufacturers warranty
* Spare/Custom parts available
* Options available include: Custom colors, rear light, front light, foot pegs, pin stripping, tag along trailer, custom seat, off road tire package. Email customer services for details.

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While this is not necessarily something to put in your Christmas tree, like our engine Christmas tree decorations, they could really add to the fun of the holidays. Since they are not really Christmas themed, you can let them hanging in the children's rooms as long as you want.



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Having a great computer seems to not be enough nowadays. As with cars, you have to have it tuned. It is called modding, but it is almost similar: lights, bodykits (cases) and so on. Well, someone thought of combining the two and made the Porsche Nvidia SLI Mod. See more after the jump.

Featuring an 18″ disc from Porsche Cayenne as a shell and an attached acrylic disc brake strip-sponsor nVidia, the SLI-Machine wheel PC comes with silencer turned liquid cooling iron and decorative chrome entourage. The design may look weird to some, but after considering the unconventional ‘PC mod,’ you’ll surely give a second thought before disposing off your ragged vehicle wheels.

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Not really a gadget, but truly, not a motorcycle either: the Big Toe, as it was named, is a huge motorcycle, standing at 7.5 feet high (2.3 meters). And, what is more important, it can be used on public roads.

Big Toe is powered by a 1975 Vintage Type E Jaguar SOHC 2 valve 60 degree 300HP 5.3L 12cylinder engine. Intake comes from 45mm twin choke Weber carburetors and a custom stainless muffler system handles the exhaust.

More, as you can see in the photos, it has helper wheels on the back wheel, since it is too big to be controled from the top.



Would YOU ride something like this?

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This is mad. If I had a wife, she would probably give me a hard time if I decorated the tree with something like this. But I would probably do it anyway :D



Yeah, they look great, they are greatly detailed and they come in many flavours: Chevy, Hemi, Hot Rod. Now, that will be a good looking Christmas tree.

See the ornaments or buy them here.

Oh, yes, you have to be lazy to want one of these things: a mini remote controlled forklift to bring our beverages closer to the hand. Yes, it is easier and less time consuming to actually go and pick up the drink, but it isn't nearly as much fun as this method. See the movie below to understand what I am saying (or go and buy it, if you want to):



> > Click HERE to buy the Desktop Forklift ($24.99) < <

Well, nothing is gonna surprise me anymore. After Renault Formula 1 launching salt and pepper shakers, why not Porsche launching a set of knives? Soon, we will see Ferrari stoves, Chrysler spoons and what not. Anything to nake a cook happy.



Well, the Porsche you see on the knives, though, is not really related to the cars manufacturer we all love. The only connection is that the creator of the knives, F.A. Porsche is a noted industrial designer and grandson of the founder of Porsche automobiles. More, these knives are not used in a common kitchen, usually, these are the same knives prominently used in cooking competitions, including the legendary Bocuse d'Or.

Anyway, why not buy some? Who's to now that they are not the same with the Porsche all want to drive, be it cabrio, coupe or SUV?


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No matter what you do, kids these days will almost sure not believe you Santa is real. Some of the kids will be even better than you at bringing soda next to their hand on the computer.

What if you show them the car Santa uses to come to bring the gifts? For any modern child, it should be clear that Santa uses a car (and what do you say, it's identical to the one the kid's parents have). So, how do you turn your car into Santa's car? By using the reindeer kit. You have a big red nose and a pair of oversized 16" jingle-bell plush antlers to attach to your car, as seen in the image above.

You can find them online for only $15.95.

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Someone at Renault thought of celebrating the return of the prodigal son Fernando Alonso by launching... salt and pepper shakers.



What nobody prepares you for, though (like anybody would prepare you for a salt shaker from Renault) is the price: approx. $2200, or EUR1500. What the... ? Why would anybody pay that much on pepper and salt shakers? OK, I know, they are made from gearbox oil filter housing of the Renault formula one car. I knoooow, but still... Or, is it possible that there is only one set? Or is Renault facing bankruptcy? And this makes it an exclusive offer?

See below where those pieces come from in the car:



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I like my car, as you would expect, and I would not put bumper stickers on it. I payed quite a hefty sum on the paint job to care.





But, on the other hand, this shouldn't be your choice. I mean, if I had the opportunity of these bumper stickers several years ago, when I paid on the entire car as much as I paid for the paint job on my current car, I would probably have filled the entire car with these stickers. And then wasn't even fashionably to be a geek :D

So, here are some of the Geek Bumper Stickers you can find around the web:

















Here are some of them "in action":









You can look at some of the at the links below:

Darpa Challenge Sticker

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I will not fix your computer!