Oct 21
“First rule of maintaining a healthy marriage while parenting an infant is nothing that’s said between 1:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. can be held against you.”
Oct 21
Designed, 3D printed, and sold by Etsy shop 3DCubedPrinting; the TTG2.5 is a handgun that uses mints as bullets. That way, you don’t even have to clean up after shooting cans for target practice in your living room; just let your dogs enjoy minty-fresh breath.
The spring-action Tic-Tac Gun is made to order and available in over 1,000 color combinations, including a bunch of different camo and glow-in-the-dark options. A whole regular-size box of Tic-Tacs acts as the gun’s magazine, allowing around 38 shots before running out and needing to run to 7-Eleven for more am-mint-unition.
So, should you try shooting Tic-Tacs directly into a friend’s mouth? I suppose that depends on how you feel about them choking and/or chipping a tooth. Honestly, I say go for it. Just make sure to mention this website at the dentist’s office, so they know where to send the referral check.
[via DudeIWantThat]
Oct 21
The Miata may be impractically small, but Mazda’s iconic roadster pairs outsize personality with driver engagement worth celebrating.
Oct 21
On paper, Google’s Pixel 7 could be the smartphone bargain of 2022. Does this unexpectedly affordable Android live up to the hype? We put it to the test.
Oct 21
Oct 21
Andor does so much, so well, in a way that it makes itself feel unlike any other piece of Star Wars while also being the Star Wars-iest thing around. Its music is just one highlight of that, and this week the show gave us a hypnotic beat that we can’t get out of our heads—and now, we don’t have to.
Oct 21
Researchers looked at DNA extracted from the remains of 13 Neanderthals that lived in Asia about 54,000 years ago and found some surprising relationships among them.
Oct 21
The University of Texas Hacked Starlink’s Signal So It Can Be Used as a GPS Alternative
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In addition to providing high-speed internet connectivity to even the most remote corners of the Earth, the over 3,000 satellites that make up the Starlink network have the potential to do even more, like replace the two dozen satellites that power the Global Positioning System. SpaceX passed on the idea, so a team of…
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