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This Fish Is Driving Its Own Motorized Aquarium

It's always a good idea to give your pets lots of exercise and freedom. But how does that work with a fish who are reliant on a tank full of water to live? That's easy; you just strap its aquarium to an RC car and rig up a device that lets the fish steer.
First, Second, Who's Counting?
With luck, the previous owners will eventually come back for...

With luck, the previous owners will eventually come back for him.
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Oh Look, It's a Doge Ad in The Guardian
Today, UK business data company DueDil ran this ad featuring Doge in the financial section of The Guardian.
The Big Mouth Billy Bass is Probably More Effective Than a Real Security System
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The Best Way to Get in the Way of a Biological Process
Law Officers Are Finding New Ways to Fight Crime on Social Media
Memo Pad That Looks Like a Block of Wood
It’s interesting to me that this new memo pad from Appree resemble a block of wood, the same block of wood that was probably used to make them. You can always count on Appree to come up with something clever every season! Remember their Leaf-shaped stickies?
With the pattern printed on both sides, this thick, vellum paper gives the feeling of real wood. The paper pieces sit inside of a wood-shaped block and you can slide each sheet out one at a time.
Escape-S: Domino-Inspired Lighting by Ray Power for LZF
Designed by Irish designer Ray Power for LZF Lamps, the Escape-S light consists of thin rectangles of FSC certified Polywood arranged into a ring-shaped shade. The circular shape appears as if a series of dominoes were caught mid-air as they were falling. Power’s trademark ability for taking two-dimensional components and bringing them together to form a three-dimensional object continues with his latest collaboration with LZF.
Imagine a handful of dominoes being tossed into the air and watch as they haphazardly begin to fall. Freeze that moment and you get the idea that Power was going for.























