Who needs another Mission Impossible movie when the trailer for the most hotly anticipated sequel of all time has just been released?

That’s right, Titanic Two: The Surface. He lives!

(We were fooled. For a minute. Amazing what you can do with some decent video editing software, and every film Leonardo diCaprio has ever made…)

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Microsoft is beta-testing parental control software so that mummy and daddy can put a lock on little Timmy's burgeoning obsession with DIY bomb websites.

We say, scare 'em off the internet as toddlers, with this incredibly catchy nursery rhyme. Even little Timmy loves a dancing sheep in a bow tie.

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FBI agent Bill Maxwell from all-time favourite The Greatest Amercian Hero ... and Donald Rumsfeld. Can you spot the difference?

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Who'd a thunk a knitting blog would take the world by storm? Surprising, I know, but it seems everyone loves a tree sweater ... how was it made? How did she get it on the tree? Did it restrict tree growth? What happened when the tree surgeon pruned the tree? These are the burning questions of our time.

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Here's a good home-handyman project to work on over the long weekend: a grass armchair. Yep, it's exactly what it sounds like.

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Only a few hours of the working week left — time for Planarity, the thinking-person's Friday afternoon game. Click and drag the blue dots, arranging them so that none of the attached lines intersect. I made it to level 9 before getting hopelessly tangled.

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From PC World's so-uncool-it's-cool-again files, we present the iShirt. What's so special about it? The "i" is actually your iPod shuffle, stuck on with a magnet. Cool. Just watch your pacemaker.

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