Now blowing on your old NES games will actually do something. These conversions were done using Hohner Pocket Pal harmonicas. Now if they can only make these cartridges playable in your Nintendo too. Imagine playing some Super Mario 3 while your console is belting out some prison tunes. Yeah, that wouldn't be annoying at all.

This creation can only come to life when the change over from the breakfast to lunch menu occurs. It is a fusion of two sandwiches, so it's not technically a McDonald's menu item, but still pretty brilliant.

I heard about this from a cashier at one of the local McDonald's. He said it's getting kind of a cult following in San Francisco.

1. Go to McD's right when they are transitioning from breakfast to lunch.

2. Order one of the remaining Egg McMuffins from the breakfast menu and also order a McDouble since the lunch menu is now open.

3. Take the egg and Canadian bacon from the Egg McMuffin and put it on the McDouble.

The guy at the register said people call it a Mc10:35 because that's pretty much the only time you can pull this off.

They're damn good when hungover!

I bet they are delicious. Let's hope they cure hangovers, because they're one food item that is sure to take some time off of your life.

Jamie got an A.

Holy shit, Jetpacks are here! Popular Science claims from the 1950s have finally come true! The Martin Jetpack is now available for sale, although currently only to "commercial customers". Martin says they will make their jetpacks available to everyone later this year.

The Martin Aircraft Company jetpacks have about 200 HP coming out of their dual propellers. They can go up to 1.5 miles [high] in the air and reach speeds of 60 mph. They will aim to make about 500 packs a year.

These jetpacks were invented by Glenn Martin, who unveiled his prototype last year in July. This whole contraption weighs less than 254 lbs, so in the UK, you won't need a pilot's license to travel in it. It is capable of traveling 30 miles with a full tank of fuel.

Now you can join me in wanting one. More than likely you can also join me in realizing that we'll have to postpone our glorious aerial-fireball filled deaths because one of these will set you back $75,000.

Avie Woodbury of Christchurch, New Zealand claims she captured two spirits in separate vials after an exorcism was performed at her house. Woodbury says the vials contained the ghosts of an old man and a young girl.

I would get things like the jug boiling itself, touching on the back of my neck, voices from other rooms, and items going missing then turning up in weird places, she said. I just want to get rid of them as they scare me. But someone might like these to play with. Woodbury said she felt a better vibe in her house after the exorcism. Whether it is psychological or not but I definitely felt a new vibe in the house.

Woodbury put the ghost vessels up for auction online. The winning bid was placed Monday for $1,410. That does seem to be the going rate for two small vials full of "holy water" which contain trapped spirits. Now if you'll excuse me, I need to acquire a vintage looking jar to take a dump in and claim it is excrement from Hitler's ghost.

Very strange, and oddly impressive, but can you identify all 2,000 species of scorpions using your mouth like me? Didn't think so.

The New York City health department hands out 40 million free condoms each year. This year, the city decided to hold a contest to design the wrappers for these free condoms. The designs were submitted online and voted on by 15,000 people. Luis Acosta, a designer from Queens submitted the winning power button design.

I wanted to associate it with something we see in our daily lives so it wasn't taboo for people, Acosta said. Not that he found the power symbol arousing, or anything. I like electronics but I don't like them that much.

Some of the runners up included: a 19th century top hat, a manhole cover, and a subway train plunging into a dark tunnel. A NYC subway train going into a tunnel, now that would be the ultimate symbol of dirty sex.