Randy Sarafan writes:

The Googlher is a device which plugs into your computer and triggers a bullet vibrator any time that Google pings your web browser (with the aid of The Googlher Firefox Add-on). By doing so, The Googlher translates Google’s pervasive reach into highly stimulating vibrations for vaginal or anal web browsing. Mistrust and fear Google’s omnipotent ways no longer as the web giant profoundly soothes, touches, and moves you. This is perhaps the biggest thing to happen to augmented reality since the invention of methamphetamine.

The Googlher was produced with both open source software and hardware. For full instructions on how to make your own, visit the instructions page.

Forget the cocktail dress, this is a robotically assisted mixologist. Charm the dress’s host with a round of truth or dare, and receive a drink.

The DareDroid is a biomechanic cocktail making dress that uses medical technology, customised hardware and human temperament to provide you with a freshly made cocktail.

The dress is created by The Modern Nomads (MoNo). The team consists of Anouk Wipprecht, a Dutch fashiontech designer that uses electronics in her designs. Marius Kintel, a hacker, tinkerer, and engineer based in Vienna and at the Metalab and Jane Tingley, a Montreal based artist who works with sculpture, responsive installation, and sound.

The Proud Moments on Twitter & Tumblr.

I start off wearing all five unitards & dance to classic burlesque music as Richard [the other performer] peels off layers in succession. First the skin is taken off, revealing muscles; then the muscles are removed, showing the organs; organs give way to the circulatory system; in the end, I’m left wearing the bones. It worked really well.

Leran to make your own Urine Snow Globe…

Network nerds rejoice! This implement is utterly nerdy but undeniably clever. Found in r/bdsm

“Green Dog is extremely excited about his gift. He has NEVER seen a ball like this before.”

While assembling urban landscapes with the panorama-stitching app Hugin, I realized that I was neglecting perhaps the most impressive landscape of all: The human body. Using ten different angles of an obliging model’s torso, Hugin’s tools and Photoshop, I manually created this 180-degree image. It makes a healthy set of Ds look like a couple of flabby pancakes, but it also looks like it could potentially be used as a texture for an x-rated 3D game model. Or perhaps a serial killer’s conversation piece.