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Click “Manic Mode” for the multi-pop, machine-gun effect.

LINK: Therightfoot.

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Now all you need is a printer and frame and you’re ready to leave your mark on corporate America.

LINK: Bighugelabs.

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Ever had that dream where you’re catapulted 26 feet in the air into a swimming pool or foam pit? Er, you will now. From the same people that brought you David Hasslehoff pop singer and shizer porn (the Germans) comes The AirKick, possibly the greatest pool toy ever invented.

Organizer Jochen Schweizer explains, “It propels participants through the air in a pre-calculated parabolic trajectory using a special combination of air pressure and water recoil technology.” Not sure what any of that means, but I’m pretty sure the third time I read it I got moist down below.

LINK: Gizmodo.

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Have you got bored answering your teacher’s questions? Then just for a change, try to answer the Devil Questions to figure out how much your soul is worth! Its fun to answer his queries and earn soul dollars. Isn’t that fun? Play and have fun, you are going to get pleasure playing this game but hmm…. still be alert….

LINK: Howmuchisyoursoulworth.

This doggle bought to you by Yogesh, my trusted (even though I’ve never met him in person) personal assistant / sidekick I’ve outsourced my blogging to though a company called Tasks Everyday. I feel like there’s more going on in this post than I understand. I’m thinking of setting up a phone interview with Yogesh to answer, well, any and all questions. I’d know what I’d like to ask, but is there anything you’d like to know?

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Turns out he’s not the only one. Remember Shoot Booth, that fun photo-booth that lets you write with light? You can do the same thing with just about any movable light-source and a simple point-and-shoot camera.

Here’s how:

Step 1. Set your camera to “shutter-lag.” It’s sounds advanced, but it’s not. Depending on the model, the setting either looks like a flash with a little “SL” after, or sometimes it’s an icon of guy and a half moon. What it’s meant to do is expose the foreground with the flash, then leave the shutter open to get the background. Perfect for a portrait in front of a twinkling city lights at night.

Step 2. Have someone take a picture of you, holding your light source (in this case, my finger lasers).

Step 3. As soon as the flash goes off, start move the light. You’ll apeare frozen in the frame, but the bright light you’re holding can still draw in the air.

Fun, right?

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Got a minute to spare? Wander over there and make a game. A Zoomdoggle game. Then email it to games at zoomdoggle dot com. We’ve already promised out nearly our whole budget this month, but if you come up with something worth posting, we’ll come up with a suitable way of saying thanks.

LINK: Playcrafter.

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Good t-shirt, or greatest t-shirt?

Ok, one more question actually. Where can I get one?

Apparently, these are all the rage in Japan. In fact, we’ve been emailed these pictures by no less than three people. So far though, not one explanation on where we can get one.

LINK: Myinterestingfiles.

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These giant, glorified Russian pool toys, and others like them, are up for grabs. Originally used for faking out the enemy, think of all the fun you can have with them now. Inflate the truck in a hallway for the perfect prank. Aim the tank at your neighbor and, well, so long as they’re not packing thumb-tacks you should be good. You get the idea. Apparently prices are negotiable, but you’ll probably need to be bilingual before the bidding can begin.

LINK: Rusbai.

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