3DPF Face Mask

"Those interested in possessing an exact replica of their face (down to the level of individual pores and eye vasculature, according to REAL-f's website) can get a 3D "face mask" for US $3,920. A copy of your enti re head will set you back US $5,875. Additional face and head copies run $780 and $1,960, respectively. "
According to the Japanese site, you will have to have them take mold of your face along with many pictures. So Unless you are living in close to where the company is, you can not have it made. They basically have sculpture made from the mold-most of the time sculptors have to work from the mold since the weight of the mold material often distort the face. Then they 3-D print skin texture onto the sculpt. They say they don't make teeth so you can't show your teeth.
It might not be this realistic, but you can hire a sculptor to do your portrait and have it painted with about the same price. And you cat get cheaper copies. You can have it mounted on the wall like a dear head with your tongue hanging out. If you need a portrait sculptor, let me know. I know a few.

Via: Geekologie


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I thought would be cool to wear the mask on my crotch. Then hire a whore to suck me off. I would love to see the face of the prostitute when she sees another face down there, staring at her. That is what came to my mind when I saw this stuff.

Motorbike Limo Service in The US

Other countries already have motorcycle taxi service especially around airports. But Americans had been refusing to use a motorcycle as a cab. Maybe it got something to do with the images of motorcycle riders and love of bigger things...

Finally there will be motorcycle taxi service in biggest two cities of the US, L A and N Y C. It will be started next month by a private airplane company/operator, the taxi service is called Moto Limos Club. Honda Gold Wing and Can-Am Spyder will be used as their rides and operators all have at least 15 years of real professional motorcycle riding experience, not just enthusiasts.

Passengers are equipped with a Bluetooth enabled helmet allowing them to communicate with their rider. You can also use the Bluetooth to talk on your mobile phone, so you can continue doing business. Full weather protected gear is also on hand, in a big enough size that it can be put over your business clothes. In New York, for those colder months, warm blanket will be provided.
It's basically a club, which provide luxury service so it is sadly expensive. Depending on the type of membership and plan, it'll cost you $125 or 250. The minimum rate is $90 per hour to use the Gold Wing, additional trailer will cost you 20 bucks more.

Although the city of Los Angeles legally let you split lane, saving time and all, I doubt this business is gonna take off big. I like they are making effort, though. Well, shared helmets sound unsanitary(especially after long flights), and burden of putting extra gear on top of your supposedly pricey business suits and wrinkling them up seems ridiculous. More importantly to me, the motorcycle taxi service should be cheap, not making into some luxury stuff. I would use cheaper bikes with a caged tailor, which eliminates the use of helmet and gear for passenger and have competitive fare. You know, somewhere between those Thailand bike cabs and this Moto Limos Club?

Here Comes The Wichita Lawn And Garden Show, Brace Yourself.

Wichita Lawn and Flower Garden SHow

I know where your phone is...

This is a little site called, I can’t find my phone.

You might have experienced the time you just could not find your phone and there are no one with another phone nearby to call your phone.

I often forget to carry my cell phone and go days without even holding it, and I leave my phone behind time to time ( I probably do the same with a hand gun) so if I can't find my phone, I just wait till turns up.