My first Custom Redmeat comic!

I recently picked up a weird wrestling dude... from the
"TokiDoki vs. DevilRobots Trexi PLUS" series at UrbanzToys here in Hawaii.

How about we send in toenail clippings, or toe fungus, or how about our tears?

Bad Art FTL

This was by far the most impressive 3d-facial visualization demo I've seen yet!

I am floored.

Found more of their stuff here:
http://www.mpi-sb.mpg.de/~blanz/
http://gravis.cs.unibas.ch/CAFE.html

Eric

Hmm, is that safe?

I personally love Kid Robot's Dunny, Munny, and Smorker... their packaging is done very well, with a metallic (plastic) pouch.

I also like bearBricks, kubricks, and (the ex) itroduced me to a hilarious spin off "tofuBrick".

As the toys enter the mainstream they have gained a lot of polish, distribution is wide, and money is being made.

Some folks dislike blind-boxing, but I've become obsessed with buying these little guys up, and opening them up in the store, or before I leave the parking lot!

For Xmas I gave about 20 of them to family. One such gift made my cousin think I was introducing her to some cult, because of the odd website of one of the producers.

Vinyl Toys are odd... sometimes thought provoking... fun to collect... fun to give... and an can become an expensive habit.

Eric N.

Click my link to see photos of a few of my Dunny's.

I liked the ending the most! Nice find.

Clever!

Imagine a omelette made of these... 30 egg omelette?

I thought these sorts of things are common for newly egg-laying hens? Or that immature hens also lay small egs?

Hey Alex... and Liberal Avenger:

Crate and Barrel sold a Muffin Top only pan a year or so ago. After searching around I found this link to Muffin Top Pan...

http://www.hugthecook.com/detail.aspx?ID=7583&srccode=cii_13736960&cpncode=09-20988338-2

My friend and I made these using the C&B pan, and boy did we enjoy them.

Eric

I'm sorry, but...

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

ok.

I still can't wait for 1 page e-ink paper print outs that contain an entire book!

--Wannabe Futurist

THAT... was fricking hilarious! I like the use of the record scratch.

The incident on Oahu wasn't even 1% as bad as this. I'd have to guess this guy was going REALLY fast, much faster than the truck carrying crane on the H1 (Oahu average speed limit = 50-55).

This will boldly go where no link to images of dogs dressed like star trek characters... into my del.icio.us list.

(congrats on becoming a boing boing favorite! (three posts in only a few days))