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Got 40 SNES games and a little spare time? Then you, too, could be the proud owner of a urinal made from old video games. And it really works – there’s a video of it in action if you follow the link (don’t worry – it’s SFW).
Link via Geekologie
Do you want to learn how to send a fun 330 volts of electricity into the back of your friend’s neck? Do you not want to have to deal with the awkwardness of ordering a professional taser for home use? Then this guide on how to create a homemade taser is for you.
How Tie – $16.95
Are you looking for a practical and fun gift for your favorite graduate? Get them the How Tie from the NeatoShop. Don’t worry that he doesn’t know how to tie a tie. The instructions are printed right there on the front. All he needs to do is follow the instructions.
Be sure to check out the NeatoShop for more fantastic Apparel & Accessories!
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This video showcases the presentation and effect of a simple yet confusing puzzle. It incorporates basic geometry, but it is surprising and potentially baffling at first glance. A step-by-step tutorial on how to make one can be found at Instructables. Link
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This film shows how a young woman learns to be a mermaid at Weeki Wachee. Viewers see lessons in breath control, synchronized swimming, diet, modeling, announcing, and how to eat and drink underwater. Parts of a performance are shown. The film uses underwater photography.
It’s not easy. I think I’ll pass.
Link - Via Swiss Miss
If you’re confounded by Neatorama’s Upcoming Queue and can’t make heads or tails out of the submission process, Instructable user DIYJosh has got you covered.
Here’s the step-by-step instruction on how to use the Upcoming Queue feature of the blog, in the typical Instructable way:
In this instructable I will outline the steps to get started using the Upcoming Queue along with some common mistakes that keep your post from reaching the front page.
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If you’ve seen the Japanese video on the fastest way to fold a t-shirt but (like me) still didn’t get it, here’s a great video that breaks it down step-by-step for the instructions-challenged (like me). Weird, and yet strangely cool in a geeky way.
From the Upcoming ueue, submitted by purpletiger.
In these modern times when we need to learn to do something, we don’t go the the library and look it up, we just search the web. so there’s a massive market for ‘how to’ videos and guides, everything from Lasagne recipes to putting up shelves.
But it seems that even the simplest things in life need explaining to some people, surely everyone knows how to use scissors? apparently there are people who don’t.
And in case you’re struggling with basic body actions, there’s even a guide to blinking!
Cracked has gathered together the top eleven most redundant how-to articles, for all those thing you thought everyone already knew.
From the Upcoming ueue, submitted by Jake.
