Shocks can only do so much. They can help give you a smoother ride, but they don't do much when it comes to comfort. The folks behind Loopwheel are well-aware of that, which is why they came up with the unconventional spoke-less wheel in the first place.
They're pretty expensive, as they retail for about $775 a pop, but they promise to add comfort to your bicycle-riding adventures since they're built with in-wheel suspension. The 20-inch diameter Loopwheels don't have any spokes, but instead employ a spring system that absorbs shocks do you won't have to feel them.
Get It: $775
Video games are like drugs. You're guarded at first, wondering if you should try a certain title out or not. Then you go, "Oh, what the hell!" and take the plunge... Before you know it, you're hooked and life is a whole lot more colorful now that you've broken several gaming records and have various in-game awards under your belt.
Yeah, I was talking about video games. But I think you can draw parallels between both fairly easily.
However, Dorkly took things a step further by making several direct connections between some of the most popular video games and drugs in an aptly-titled series called "Videogames Are Drugs." You'll find games like World of Warcraft, Pokemon, Civilization, and even Temple Run included in the hilarious mix. Check out the rest of the illustrations in the gallery and see for yourself.
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Sweded ‘Iron Man 3′ Trailer is Freakin’ Awesome (VIDEO)
Michel Gondry gave rise to a viral trend in Be Kind Rewind called 'sweding', when the character Jerry had to remake a bunch of films with limited budgets after accidentally erasing all of the videos at Mos Def's rental store. The sweded movies were such a hit with movie watchers in the movie itself, and it turns out movie watchers in the real world feel the same.
Some sweded clips are just plain bad while others are surprisingly good, given that the cast and crew are working with limited budgets and homegrown special effects. The Thailand-based Fedfe Boyband crew's version of the Iron Man 3 trailer belongs in the latter category.
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