WALL-E came out on DVD this week

There’s no way we’re going to see Back to the Future 2’s flying cars by 2015, but I’ve got high hopes that at the pace robot technology is evolving we could totally make WALL-E a reality in the next one hundred or two hundred years. I won’t be around to see it happen, but I’ll do it for the children because that’s how selfless I am. Now is as good a time as any to stop using trashcans. There’s so much space on the ground just waiting to be filled with paper and plastic.

(Via Caleb)

What the Cuff, 007?

With the new Bond movie in theaters this weekend, this is most relevant-yet-random, movie-related crap I could find.

I’m not sure what this could possibly accomplish since NOBODY looks at cufflinks as it is, but in case you’re the kind of person that likes to point at tiny print on small pieces of metal and go “Isn’t that cool?”, you should know this exists. Considering the intense amount of effort you would have to put into getting one single person to notice what they’re from, I have no doubt they’re worth the $2,100 pricetag.

My personal favorite part of this design is that they didn’t even put the world-famous numbers on the bigger side of the cufflink. Probably because, as everyone knows, smaller is better. Pay attention, ladies. Bond would know.

So go ahead and buy a pair from James Bond Lifestyle \

(Via Caleb)

The Action Figure’s Action Figure

Maybe it’s weird to have a 14″ serial killer’s likeness on your shelf, maybe it’s just creepy. Then again, maybe if you can afford to spend £34.95 on something like this, you don’t need friends anyway. Or a girlfriend. Just an axe and a knife and acquaintances who don’t know each others names.

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