This has to be the one of the World’s coolest guitars ever. I guess I really should say geekiest. It might be hard to find someone that can shred hard enough and also be nerdy enough to deserve such an ax. From the maker of this fine instrument, Travis Stevens:

I used a vintage Millennium Falcon toy / playset for the body. As it’s an electric guitar, the body material is relatively unimportant (in comparison to acoustic instruments) so i just had to concern myself with building the necessary structural elements of the instrument into the toy.

Since the aging plastic wouldn’t be able to withstand the tension of the strings, I pieced together a maple block running from end to end inside the ship. The bridge, neck, and strap pins connect to this piece; while attached firmly with some powerful glues the toy itself is almost entirely cosmetic.

The top of the toy has been routed out for the electronics, including some switch activated LEDs. Those required separate battery packs, which I made accessible using the structure of the toy; one pack is hidden in the original battery compartment while the other is attached to the ramp door that was designed to open.

This has to be the one of the World’s coolest guitars ever. I guess I really should say geekiest. It might be hard to find someone that can shred hard enough and also be nerdy enough to deserve such an ax. From the maker of this fine instrument, Travis Stevens:

I used a vintage Millennium Falcon toy / playset for the body. As it’s an electric guitar, the body material is relatively unimportant (in comparison to acoustic instruments) so i just had to concern myself with building the necessary structural elements of the instrument into the toy.

Since the aging plastic wouldn’t be able to withstand the tension of the strings, I pieced together a maple block running from end to end inside the ship. The bridge, neck, and strap pins connect to this piece; while attached firmly with some powerful glues the toy itself is almost entirely cosmetic.

The top of the toy has been routed out for the electronics, including some switch activated LEDs. Those required separate battery packs, which I made accessible using the structure of the toy; one pack is hidden in the original battery compartment while the other is attached to the ramp door that was designed to open.

Star Wars

Along with Boba Fett you can find R2D2, Yoda, Darth Vader & C3PO [Cheap Cookie Cutters]

Helvetica

The perfect way to spell out any message [Beverly Hsu]

Pac-Man

Now you can eat the ghosts like Pac-Man after finding some power pellets [Instructables]

Legos

What better way to make those brick of a cookies more appealing than make them tiny bricks [BuzzFeed]

Already Bitten Cookie

You would have done it yourself anyways, this way you’ll just have to eat the whole cookie [Wonderfully Wacky]

Fetus

Okay maybe this doesn’t fit under the “cool” title but nonetheless… [So-Stylo]

Spongebob Squarepants

If you can’t make it down to Bikini Bottom now you can bring part of it to you…ahhhhhhhhhhh [Wilton]

Penises

With these you can tell someone to “go eat a dick” but make it tasty as well [Chocolate Fantasies]

Leg Lamp

If you know someone that is a big fan of “A Christmas Story” they’ll be sure to love these [Leg-Lamp]

Kama Sutra

Maybe if you position the oven rack differently it’ll heat things up at bit [Pippar Kakan]

Artist Ape Lad has designed some of the coolest Twitter avatars based on pop culture. So far he has made 38 of them from the awesome version of Link to the several Star Wars themed versions, I’m sure there is one for most anyone to enjoy. Head over to the artist’s Flickr account to see the entire set.

As a high-five connoisseur, i gotta say, this is going to be a good day, I can feel it. I can also see it, in the form of high-fives. In fact, here are 10 high fives to give you the best day you’ll have all day. High-Five!

I think we’ve all tried sinking a balled-up piece of notebook paper into a trashcan at some point in our lives. It just would have been cooler if you did it with the paper from this notebook. A finalist at the European Design Awards, this awesome pad was done by Trapped in Suburbia to encourage clients to have fun at work.