Finally, A Decent 3-D Printed Model Of Your Baby Fetus
Japanese medical 3-D printing firm Fasotec has teamed up with Parkside Hiroo Ladies Clinic to offer 3-D printed versions of patients' baby fetuses based on an MRI scan. And all for the low, low price of $1,200. Will insurance cover that? No. Will girls post pictures of 3-D fetuses on Facebook? Yes. Will I delete those friends? Yes. Anybody talking religion or politics too? Yes. Oh I'm sorry, you thought FACEBOOK was the platform for intelligent debate in between posts of Someecards and how good last night's True Blood episode was? You're even dumber than you look (and I had to ask your parents if you were a sped when I first met you!). God, remember when Facebook was all about posting compromising photos of your friends when they got drunk on weekends? Well it's gone downhill ever since. Like riding a shit covered slippy-slide.
Hit the jump for several more examples.
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This is a video of a Hatsune Miku concert in Japan. Only thing is, Hatsune Miku isn't a real person. Or even a robot like you'd expect from Japan. Nope, she's a 3-D hologram. Pfft, Jem did it 20 years ago. Hatsune Miku is a rising star in Japan and abroad, singing catchy J... / Continue →
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As you may well know because you're all worldly and know things about things, Japan's birth rate is in the proverbial robotic toilet. So a group of graduate students at the University of Tsukuba designed a robot baby that's supposed to show couples how fun it is to care for a ... / Continue →
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Presumably to compliment his existing brass knuckles and tribal face tattoos, this is a shot of some dude who got his eyelids tattooed to look like they're always open. That's probably gonna make it hard for him to find a sleeping partner. Because I remember dating a girl in ... / Continue →
