While this isn't an actual product—just a mocked-up proposal by a Chinese company hoping to find a distributor—these Lego-style silicone rubber memory card keychains are kind of nifty. The apparently even clip together so that you could store multiple memory cards all together.

Problem is, we don't think we'd trust even Lego bricks to stick together indefinitely in our pockets along with our keys. But for just a single memory card we might go for it—especially since they should be super-cheap.

Lego Style Silicone Rubber Memory Card Case [I4U]

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PodBrix, the company who seems to exist to sell products to the (surprisingly large) market intersection of Lego fans and Apple fans, is selling the new Wozwear 6502 t-shirt for $35. Not only does it feature a minifig version of Apple's famous computer designer, it features a clip-on 6502 processor, the very same 1MHz processor that once powered the Apple II.

Product Page [PodBrix]

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Is it wrong that we were trying to eyeball how many dollars' worth of Lego this took?

What an earthquake at Lego Land might look like [Stuff On My Cat]

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Lego building and crafting go hand in hand, like this wearable exercise in symbolic minimalism, the Pink Lego Birdhouse Pendant. Featured by craftswoman Nanobonbon on Etsy.com, the Birdhouse pendant reminds its creator of "the martin boxes my grandpa had in his yard...except his weren't hot pink and lime green!"

You can buy your very own hand-made Pink Lego Birdhouse Pendant for the not-totally-unreasonable price of $9.50, shipped—a rather fair price, all things considered. Other 2 x 2 blocks, like the Pink Glitter Cube Choker Necklace are available, as well as unique charms like the Film School Grad Sterling Silver Necklace with a minifig camera and the Virtuvian Minifig Necklace.

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