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A little late, I know, but there’s definitely some good shit to check out in this weeks Debris sesh. Also, prepare for a nice site update and some news starting next week.

The Video

The Marijuana-logues Interview: Tony Camin is 1/3rd of the comedy team that created a stand-up comedy show that’s put all others to shame. Here, he’s interviewed about the process of writing the book and “income generators”.

The Features

Papers Toys + Street Art: Shin Tanaka started creating paper models of the shoes he couldn’t afford. Extremely detailed and perfectly sized, people were amazed at his creations. Honing his art from models to collectible paper toy characters – specifically the T-Boy – Shin has gained a wide following of supporters. He now has collaborated with over 80 brands on different projects and also has a website that lets you download and cut out your own toys. Dope. [via Ping Mag]

Perfect Lemonade: Summer might be approaching an end, but in LA it’s still hot as balls. A great glass of lemonade is one of the few things that can make you forget it’s 95 degrees in September. Learn how to make it right with this on point How To. [via Simply Recipes]

The Links

Anti-Smoking PSAs might be placed on DVDs. Seriously? [via Cinematical]
Hey cook, that omelette tasted fr-fr-fresh! [via BornRich]
Alarm clock broken? The internext to the rescue! [via Online Clock]
If that alarm clock isn’t doing the trick – get in the shower pronto [via Core77]
Aftermath: World Trade Center Archive puts the devastation of Sept. 11th into perspective [via Uncrate]
Start taking professional grade product photos with your own garage studio [via MAKE:]

Welcome to the first installment of a re-occurring series for tFS – the Top 10. Kind of trendy? Probably, but there’s some cool shit out there and this is as good a way as any to show it all off.

This week’s Top 10 is devoted to the odd & unusual products out there. Yes, everyone knows about bongs, blunts, papers, grinders, scales and whatever else you see at the local headshop. Today, however, we’re looking at the random, unusual, eccentric and even completely useless products that are floating around the smokosphere (you heard it here first). What started out as basic products for enjoying the simple pleasure of smoking has morphed into one-offs and completely unique products that manufacturers hope will get your attention.

Seriously though, I never have and I doubt I ever will see someone shooting at the local pub with these dart flights. This is an example of creating a product for the wrong age demographic, but still, it’s nice to know they exist.