Presumably to keep that hot sauce-on-pepper eating maniac entertained while he’s moaning and groaning away on the toilet, this is the Potty Piano from JZENZERO and available on Amazon for around $16. It’s a foot-operated digital keyboard like the one Tom Hanks plays in Big, but small and made to

Because The Dude abides, this is the 1/6 scale Jeffrey ‘The Dude’ Lebowski figure created and sold by Sideshow Collectibles. The Dude stands 12-inches tall on a base featuring his coveted rug’s pattern, and includes a white v-neck t-shirt, sweater, pants (they should have gone with his patterned pajama bottoms),

This is a small five gallon fish tank set up for ember tetras by aquarist Carly Thompson that features an abandoned AT-AT toy at the bottom that given to her by her brother for Christmas. Some more details while I remember seeing a poison dart frog vivarium recently that had

This is a video of LEGO builder Bricksie providing a full tour of his absolutely incredible LEGO room and all the sets on display there (I wonder how much they all cost), including a massive city in the center. It’s really impressive. As impressive as me performing the detachable thumb

Hot Wheels: they’re way better than Cold Wheels. Or cold feet, especially if you’ve been waiting to ask that special someone out for a while now. What are you waiting for? But enough about the confidence you think you’ve been missing actually being inside of you the whole time a

Brickit is a smartphone app (currently available for iOS, Android coming soon) that can analyze any photo of spread out LEGO pieces (aka a LEGO minefield), identify the different pieces present via machine learning, suggest things you can build with them, and provide the step-by-step instructions to build those things.

This is a TikTok video of user need4zcars leaving an exact Hot Wheels version of a guy’s white Honda Civic Type R on his windshield, then recording him finding it. He looks pretty stoked about it. Now if somebody could just do the same to me, that would be awesome.

Above: David standing in front of a wall of Funko Pop characters THAT’S 17 FIGURES DEEP. Seventeen! Move over Paul Scardino and your 5,306 Funko Pop! figurines, because there’s a new new, NEW king of pop in town, and that man is David Mebane of Knoxville, Tennessee, who, since 2017,