• We’re considering a font change for our site to FF Mt.
  
• Scarf for The Doctor. I’ll have to check to see which version mine is.
  
• We are Predictably Irrational.
  
• Bad Movie Bingo!
  
• Old Catalog Photosets e.g. Ward’s 1928 MidWinter Sale (via Draplin Design Co.)
  
• Lovely Package
  
• Octopus sticker
  
• Another reason to support mass transit
  
• Cats and Pinball Machines
  
• Bristlebots gone wild (Thanks Dennis!)
  
• Club Workshop, for you Denver folks.
  
• Microcomputer sculpture
  
• Web 2.0 Calculator
  
• Liquid PCB looks like it will be beautiful. (Any developers want to give them a hand?)
  

• Lego frickin’ sharks with Lego frickin’ lasers!
• Invisible creatures
• Stainless Steel Cars (via)
• Minthesizer
• Analog Nixie Bargraph Music Visualizer
• Cassette Coin Purse
• DNA Bookcase
• Cat Planter
• Et tu, babe?
• Give the gift of robots.
• Mini Mod Furniture

• Beautiful tray
• Stretch Cruise Ship
• The Aphex face & Secret cat pictures
• Eyeball game from Matthias Wandel
• Micro RC Jousters
• Googly Purse (via)
• The art of Caleb Charland
• The art of Carl Pisaturo; Check out his Material Notes too!
• The paper art of Haruki Nakamura, especially the Star Nautilus (via)
• Someday I am going to eat this.
• Domino Logic and a Half Adder
• Vote, or else.

• Weird Bug Lady
• Aluminum Polyhedron model sets
• Gojira no tamago
• Impossible Fractals
• Excellent graph paper (Downloadable!)
• Ultimate Ninja Showdown (comic)
• FlickrMemory Game by Ze Frank (example using our superball collection)
• Extruded Pendant
• Totoro Baby Room Mural by Crab Fu (via Craft)
• Cookie Monster’s Head (see also, the Mime)
• Lovely Pac-Man Ghost Graffiti
• Origami Octopus
• The logical evolution of the whoopie cushion.
• Curta simulator!
• Last minute shopping for September 19th.

• Eclipse Pies concept
  
• Explain that (party game idea?)
  
• Internet Pinball Database
  
• Miles to km… an interesting coincidence.
  
• A short sample of music played on the African Kora (Thanks Blaise!)
  
• Fantastic Fire Bowls
  
• Musée Patamécanique The Exhibition (Thanks Bobby!)
  
• Sunnyvale Walls
  
• Orbit Runner (Thanks Patti!)
  

• Archives of The Amateur Scientist (from Scientific American), brought to you by Bill Beaty
• LiquidMac
• Cat Herder game.
• The Tetris Wiki has a surprising amount of interesting content.
• Klein bottle!
• Otterpops vs. Fla-Vor-Ice… in which a shocking secret is reveal’d!
• We love these Science Shirts
• Electric Field Toy
• Malevoz Rolling ball clock
• The Wurst rug
• Matrix multiplication really is beautiful.
• Godzilla makes fractal cookies.
• Many Different Dice
• Another dicebag
• Paper Rulers to print out and enjoy. (See also: note about numberless rulers.)
• “Who *doesn’t* need a jar of eyeballs?!”
• CNC PBJ!

• Ask The Physicist
• The straight dope on terminal velocity and raindrops.
• Typographic clock
• 1971 Ferrari 512M
• Fuzzy Logic
• Palindromes?
• Jello Prank
• Sure, you’ve heard of Erd?s numbers and Bacon numbers, but have you heard of Erd?s–Bacon numbers? (Mine is six!)
• Angry sandwich
• These guys say that they have big balls. I’m inclined to agree.
• Flylogic features some pretty impressive take-aparts. [Via NYC Resistor]
• Shop at Steve Spangler Science for all your science toy needs. :)
• Google Mac Developer Playground
• Automated wire-wrap machines were six feet tall and eight feet square. They were programmed using punch cards. The Patriot anti-missile system used wire-wrap technology!
• Spaceman Party invite
• The history of the Molotov Cocktail is more interesting than you might have expected.

(Which is tiny)

• Today BristleBots, tomorrow the world!
  
• Synchronicity
  
• Ties
  
• Sierpinski Carpet
  
• Robosapien Cylon
  
• Diabetes Mine Design Contest
  
• Transistor Clock (kit!)
  
• Toys for people who like geometric things
  
• Fangy fish in yarn
  
• ma na ma na
  
• Phun physics sandbox
  

• Molecular Candle Goodness
• A googly eye blog.
• DIY Dino
• Cheeto Overdose
• WWRFD
• Spring is here
• Screw Asylum
• Thing in a jar goes to new heights
• E-Hobby Tools has some nice stuff.
• What’s the next number in this sequence: 1,1,1,1,… ? Find out.
• Hack your Canon digital camera.
• Finger Puppet
• Curious Equilibrium
• Wave on a string toy. (NSFWIYAAP: Not safe for work if you are a physicist: you won’t be able to stop playing.)
• iPhone Invaders
• Gem of a story from Bob Pease about solderless breadboards. [via]
• I want to sharpen my pencils this way.
• Unofficial LEDs for Lego creations. (Thanks Plik!)
• Bike-B-Q tools.
• Math Quilts!!!
• A fascinating (if not quite comprehensive) FDA list of food additives. Ever wondered if Ox Bile Extract is legal in food? Now you know where to look! (See also EAFUS.)
• Particles, a pleasing little toy
• DIY Calculator watch. Scientific calculator. RPN! (That even beats my old CFX-400!)

And, happi pi day!

• MouzeMaze: Test them (computer) mouse skills.
  
• Filler.
  
• Webcrosswords
  
• pong necklace
  
• Factory Balls
  
• invader notebook
  
• web battleship
  
• Launchball, a real gem.
  
• Lines
  
• Galaga magnets (surprisingly charming, considering the medium)
  
• The mother lode of 8-bit games
  
• Mario Quilt
  
• The ping watch clock is not at all like the pong watch
  
• Smart Kit puzzle blog