Founded on the principle that 'data + pictures = positive change', Eat.ly invites users to publicly track your meals with photos, comment on other users' dining habits, and rate the nutritiousness of their own feasting on a 'healthiness scale', which like the one in your bathroom, probably doesn't go high enough.

Share your grub habits by starting here

This Irvine-based lady uses polymer clay to make cufflinks of things you'd actually be proud to have on your wrists, like mini old school Nintendo controllers, pints of beer, and customizable covers of comic books -- though if someone's ordering those, before they worry about cufflinks, they might want to put on some pants.

Check out all the manly creativeness

This Asheville, NC-based graphic designer creates LOST-themed drinking/living paraphernalia, including the scratchboard-sketched, blue "Polar Beer" tee (a label w/ a roaring bear, "Down the hatch!", "MAAAAAAAAAAAALT LIQUOR") and matching pint glasses. You can also print free PDFs of "Dharma Initiative" beer labels or a 70-item LOST bingo set featuring squares like "Claire mentions 'My baybee'", "Someone demands answers", and "Locke has a knife", a square you'll never get to mark when you're playing with Paul Hogan.

Buy things that'll make you look somewhat lost yourself here

Marrying anonymous judgment with social media, Go provides crowdsourced style feedback for anyone willing to upload a photo of themselves in an outfit, allowing other users to give a thumbs-up/-down and even post specific comments, though no matter what you say they're probably going to try on, like, five more pairs of jeans and make you late anyways.

Make fun to your heart's delight over here