The weekend already has an iPad.
Sometimes, you're the bearer of bad news. Canceled plans. Calling in "sick." And the old "I never want to see you again" chestnut. On those occasions, Slydial—a service that lets you call straight to someone's voicemail—has had your back. Now that you can download it straight to your BlackBerry, you'll have even more precious time to prepare a more detailed excuse. Or flee the country.
Look, we don't need to explain why you need a lighter. And we don't need to explain what a roulette wheel is for. But this combination of the two—the wheel goes when you flip the switch—might require a little explanation. Actually, it probably doesn't.
As discerning cinephiles know, a steadycam is the key ingredient behind some of the movies' all-time best shots (see: Goodfellas, Copa kitchen scene). This homemade version—sold as a "Poor Man's Steadycam"—does the same for your phone. Ideal for your YouTube remake of The Shining.
Just over a year ago, as you sat watching the footage roll in of a mighty airliner making an awe-inspiring landing on the Hudson, you naturally thought one thing: discount plane parts for sale. Your moment has arrived—parts of the jet that Sully landed on the Hudson are on sale at auction. Sully not included.
Allow us to set the scene: it's Valentine's Day. You've set out candles, drawn the bubble bath, put on a little Sade. And now it's time to get it on...in the kitchen. We humbly suggest these cookie cutters, which conveniently resemble the acts that you're too gentlemanly to contemplate. We hear the wheelbarrow's surprisingly tasty.
