Strange New Products

Tired of needing to take out a loan to buy drinks at a sports event? This ingenious product allows you to hide your suds inside a fake "beer belly."

Remember when Han Solo slashed open a tauntaun on Hoth and let a wampa-beaten Luke Skywalker sleep warmly inside its fresh, stinky guts? Of course you do... and now you can recreate that "Empire Strikes Back" moment without having to visit the icy planet of Hoth.

If you think your chair is deficient because it lacks mirrors, a tailpipe and motorcycle sound effects, then First Impressions has your next $6,950 purchase. Gizmodo has all the details -- and more photos.

Ben & Jerry’s is celebrating gay marriage in its home state of Vermont by changing the name of its Chubby Hubby ice cream to Hubby Hubby, according to America Online.

The baseball season is heading into the home stretch, which makes this a good time to look at some of the sport's weirder moments, courtesy of Ron Martirano's "Book of Baseball Stuff."

Unless your chocolate Easter bunny is made from actual bunny milk, your animal-shaped candies have nothing on the latest delicacy from Dubai. These chocolates are made from genuine camel milk.

Your contact info can now be seared onto a tiny of beef jerky, thanks to a process involving a 150-Watt laser. In the dog-eat-dog world of job search, isn't this the perfect statement? When you hand a thin slab of beef with your name and number to a prospective employer, you just can't be ignored.

"Blago" shampoo, inspired by Rod Blagojevich carries the slogan, "It's Bleep'n Golden!" Unlike the ousted Illinois governor, the manufacturer says, this shampoo, "passes the smell test."

Not ready to strap on adult diapers? Here's one alternative -- No-Wash Underwear. Rob Libfeld, a medical student at the University of Massachusetts, invented these durable boxers, after noting how embarrassed patients get during long hospital stays when their skivvies turn spunky.

If you're a sufferer of SED -- Sloppy Eating Disorder -- let the gravy run down your chin with pride. Help is here, and it's called, the Bibkin -- a woven adjustable strap that turns any cloth napkin into an adult bib.