Apparently pretty easy with the fuel saving stick? What do you think, does this stick really help to save some gas?

This is the device that improves a car’s fuel efficiency by up to 18%. An independent automotive testing service showed the unit increased an automobile’s average fuel efficiency from 23.8 to 28.1 miles per gallon in two weeks. The device simply plugs into a car’s DC outlet and stabilizes the electrical current flowing to the electrical control unit (ECU)–the computer that controls the engine’s fuel injection and ignition systems–to improve gas mileage.

The device mitigates electrical interference from the stereo, lights, air conditioning, and more that can negatively affect the ECU’s ability to optimize fuel injection and fuel efficiency. Includes an adapter with two DC outlets that accommodate the fuel efficiency booster and another device. For use with automobiles that are at least two years old and have 12 or 24-volt systems; not for use with hybrid cars.

More info: The Current Regulating Fuel Efficiency Booster

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How needs national parks? This company should charge an admission… I’d pay for it.

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Dude! Cool suitcase but … em … didn’t you forget something? But this savvy traveler is looking towards the future of traveling. Pre-Naked Scanner security control

More info: Lvorilla

[via: Classic Fun / It it’s hip]

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Well, after these youtube trends … Salvia Divinorum smoking, goatses and two girls one cup reactions it seem to be hip to film yourself while and after inhaling laughing gas.

Hmm does it really work, I wondered. Since it would be not possible to treat someone’s teeth after a patient inhaled the gas. So I asked Wikipedia and found this:

Scientist Humphrey Davy introduced nitrous oxide to the public (primarily the British upper class) as a recreational drug at "laughing gas parties" in 1799, 36 years before it was used medically. The gas does NOT make one laugh; in fact, it makes the user feel stuperous, dreamy, and sedated. Davy called it "laughing gas" because at his parties, everyone laughed and had a good time watching the user’s "nitrous oxide capers", which included stumbling around, slurred speech, and falling down. More info: Laughing Gas

So I’m wondering what these people were inhaling. Their own farts perhaps?

But then on the other hand:

Whatever you do with laughing gas don’t blame it on RGS. Also apparently there is a site which sells laughing gas in whipped cream gas chargers.

Something new learned today, cheers!

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Fizzy milk? No problem for the CARBONATOR!

Looking for an alternative to sugary, amped up sodas? With the simple U-Fizz kit, a box of baking soda, some vinegar and a couple of soda bottles, you can carbonate almost any drink – even milk! You can experiment with any drink you like and for something really odd try some carbonated Jell-O®. It’s quick and simple to use and makes a great school science project.

More info: The Carbonator

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The only thing I can think is Home Improvement – Grunt, Grunt, Grunt!

C’mon in! You can be that guy when you show up at your next block party, cookout, or other event with this Party Blender. With a powerful 23cc 4-stroke gasoline engine and detachable 85 ounce pitcher, making frosty drinks for everyone is easy–just grab the handlebars, hit the throttle button, and let ’er rip. 36" long legs telescope so you can position the Party Blender at the height you want.

More info: Gas Powered Party Blender

- Back to the Future, one big damn plot hole

Even a granny can look super cool on slopes zipping by all the cool folks blowing snow and ice in their faces.

This is the gas-powered vehicle that combines the thrill of riding a snowmobile and the freedom of a snowboard, enabling you to surf effortlessly over the deepest fresh powder or on packed, granular snow. Its patented rubber track uses 1 3/4" snow lugs and flexes as you lean in the direction you wish to go for wide, graceful turns or aggressive slalom-like carvings.

Powered by a 6 1/2-hp four-cycle gasoline engine that starts with a pull, it can accommodate riders up to 250 lbs. and has a maximum speed of 18 mph, operating up to two hours on only 3/4-gallon of gasoline. The rugged frame is made of aluminum and high-density molded ABS plastic. Two cleated footpads provide secure footing while standing without requiring bindings, and its adjustable height-handlebar has a throttle control which provides easy stopping; includes a tethered auto-off switch.

More info: Gas Powered Snowboard

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