Andrew Liszewski
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Dunder Mifflin Trades Paper for Bricks as LEGO Reveals The Office Building Set With 15 Minifigures
After bringing NBC sitcoms like Seinfeld and Friends into the brick-built universe (or the BBU, as no one but myself refers to it), LEGO has finally revealed its official take on The Office, which recreates the Dunder Mifflin offices — along with all of the show’s major characters and countless Easter eggs and references from…
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Hasbro Will Now Let Anyone Turn Themselves Into an Action Figure
Unless you’ve got access to loads of gamma radiation or some mystical stones, your chances of becoming a real life superhero are very slim. The easier way to achieve your heroic aspirations is through Hasbro’s new Selfie Series: collector-grade six-inch figures featuring a custom 3D-printed version of your own face digitally scanned using your smartphone.
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There’s Nothing Left to Hack Now That Even Doom Can Run Doom
The go-to test for how successfully a locked down device has been hacked to allow custom code to run is whether or not it can play Doom, but do we ever really need to hack anything ever again now that Doom itself has been hacked to play Doom?
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$12,962,052 Worth of the World’s Most Complicated and Unusual Mechanical Watches
Despite all their useful functionality, which includes potentially saving your life one day, smartwatches aren’t exactly cheap. But shelling out several hundred dollars for a wearable seems like an absolute bargain when compared to the prices you’ll find on some of the most unusual and original mechanical watches released over the past few decades.