[Via Dorkly]
The Legend of Zelda – Real Life Edition
[Via Technabob]
LOL: Movie Spoilers T-Shirt [PIC]
World’s Largest Gummy Worm
This monstrosity weighs three pounds and has 4,000 calories of gummy goodness. It might be just the thing you need to get people talking at that next Halloween party of yours. You can get it here for just $27.95.
Stop – Vader Time
What’s better than seeing MC Hammer himself dance to the tune of “Can’t Touch This?” Why, see Lord Vader doing it of course!
For those wondering where this took place, it was during the Star Wars Weekends at the Hollywood Studios theme park in Disney World. The Star Wars Weekends usually take place on the last 2 weeks of May and on the two first weeks of June, so for all you geeks who want to visit Disney World, this is the time to go.
If the first clip wasn’t enough for you, here are a few other ones, for your viewing enjoyment!
Lord Vader dances to Michael Jackson’s Beat It.
Boba Fett dances to Michael Jackson and Lady Gaga.
[Via Buzzfeed]
Amazing Russian Beatboxer
Is this guy actually human or is he a robot in disguise? Whatever he is, he beats all the previous beatboxers we’ve featured on [GaS] in the past, that’s for sure.
Miss Firefox 2010 [Pic]
[Via]
I can never get this right on the first try [Pic]
AWESOME: Tron-Inspired LED Watch
Occasionally, our friends at Tokyo Flash accept concept watch designs from their fans and showcase them on their blog. If enough people show interest, they try and turn the concept into a real product. Check out the one they recently put up on display.
Now all I have to say is: OMG I WANT THIS SO BAD.
If you’d be interested in wearing something like that, be sure to visit this page, rate the product and hit the “yes” button under “Would you buy this product?”
Come See the Deader Side of Sears
Do you need to tone your legs while you lumber? Or maybe keep your brains cool? Or get the blood stains out of your clothes? Apparently zombie shoppers are welcome… at Sears.
If you had asked me “Which major retailer is going to make a major push toward hitting the undead demographic”, I am pretty sure that Sears would not have been at the top of my list. But in what looks like a pretty clever ad campaign, sears.com/zombies has turned into a one-stop shop for all your zombie needs. Like running shoes, refrigerators, and washing machines. And don’t forget exercise equipment.
I kind of want this campaign to be hugely successful to encourage more cleverness like it. I’m not sure the “Sears” demographic and the “Zombie Enthusiast” demographic overlapped that much, but maybe the whole point is for them to wedge into the growing undead marketplace. I would have liked to have been a fly on the wall for that pitch meeting. I hope some geeky college intern was behind it.
Oh, and check out @zombieshopper on Twitter: “Can’t find my arm today. #FML.” I hear they sell those at Sears now.