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The brainchild of some clever (and beer-thirsty) engineers over at Yelp, the Kegbot is controlled by an iPad app that actually tells users what type of beer is available as well as what the temperature is.
You can use the Kegbot to see who has been drinking the most, and there is even a widget that lets you keep tabs on your beer when you’re not there. Check out the video after the break.
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There’s something about driving down the highway that just makes some people parched. In the event that you should find yourself without water, expect to be paid a visit by the guy in the following video.
Now, only if he could start delivering other tasty beverages while you were out and about!
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If you visit Japan’s theme park, Tokyo Summerland, make sure you stop by Yaskawa-kun to get some ice cream.
Yaskawa-kun is Japan’s latest robot whose special skill is to make and sell ice cream. Customers simply step up to the ice cream stand and use a touch screen to select the kind of ice cream and toppings that they want.
The robot, created by Japanese robot maker, Yaskawa, will replace human workers until August 22nd. Check out the video after the break to see Yaskawa-kun in action.
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When in Starbucks, you need to order your coffee like all of the other Starbucks regulars, no matter how dumb it may seem. And though some may question the already questionable lexicon that is employed when ordering a “tall” cup of coffee, almost nobody questions it…until now.
Recently, an English professor named Lynn Rosenthal, was forcibly removed from a Starbucks after she was involved in an argument with a barista over her refusal to use the popular Starbucks jargon while placing an order.
Rosenthal was quoted as saying, “Linguistically, it’s stupid, and I’m a stickler for correct English.”
(Geekosystem via Neatorama)
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Apparently, Americans aren’t the only ones who enjoy greasy, flavorful chunks of baked dough weighed down in mountains of cheese and toppings. The Korean girls in the following video love it so much that it actually causes them to break out into a totally random, yet seamlessly well-choreographed dance.
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What better way to enjoy Twitter than to bake your own Twitter cookies, eat them and then tweet about it? There are also sugar cookies for fans of Facebook as well.
In case you want the recipe for how to make these delicious sugary cookies, click here. The recipe for the icing can be found here. Check out the additional pictures after the break.
Just twist the cap of this hot sauce in order to determine what kind of a fire you want to start in your mouth. The heat range goes all the way up to 11, so you may want to have something icy and cool nearby to help quell the flames.
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The following video will either be the funniest 8 seconds of your day, or the most depressing 8 seconds of your day.
From the coffee connoisseur to the average joe, nothing temporarily relieves us of having to think about our miserable jobs quite like a good cup of coffee. The folks over at Plaid Creative came up with the following chart, where you can figure out how to make every coffee beverage imaginable from your basic black brew to the ‘Miami Vice’.
The print is part of a limited run, so if you are interested in grabbing one, make sure you do it soon. Check it out after the break.
Finally! Drinking glasses that encourage you to drink, eat and litter. The people over at The Way We See The World went out on a limb to design colorful drinking glasses out of agar (a gelatinous substance made from red algae).
The drinking glasses come in a variety of flavors and colors that range from lemon basil to rosemary beet, which will definitely give your beverage a kick. What’s even better is the fact that the cups are totally biodegradable as each one contains organisms that actually nurture the growth of grass. So, feel free to throw your drinks away after you’re done. Just make sure you miss the garbage can. No word on when, or if, they will become available to purchase though.
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