This is a video documenting Youtuber Jake Carlini’s quest to build a pair of roller blades using two kid’s bikes. He starts with the version seen above, which proves impractical and basically immobile, even after lowering the bindings and adding training wheels. He then builds a pair with each skate made from two smaller bikes side-by-side, which proves a much more practical solution. ‘Practical’ being entirely relative here, of course.

Crafted by the very talented artists at NL Studio, this 1/4 scale Thanos Resin Model features a g-string clad Thanos performing a sort of downward dog (actually the Jack-O pose from Guilty Gear) while casting a come-hither glance at the viewer. Did I mention his Infinity Gauntlet lights up? I mean not that it really makes a difference in the purchase decision of someone in the market for a sexy Thanos figure, but it’s a nice touch.

This is a local news report from ABC 7 in Commerce, California (which, just to be clear, is NOT the bridge to any future I want to be a part of) where a driver, despite seeing another car already stalled in the water under an overpass, decides to go for it anyway, immediately stalling his car and having to crawl out of it. What he thought his Ford Taurus had that the abandoned Dodge Charger didn’t, I’m unsure about. Obviously, if he’d been smart he would have tried to get up as much speed as possible and hydroplane across the puddle. That’s what I would have done, but there’s also a reason the next Fast & Furious movie is going to be about me.

This is a video of golden retrievers Alfie and Albert trying to earn their dinner with a show, with one leaping and the other performing twirls the whole time their dinner is being prepared. I’d say they definitely earned it, and maybe even a little extra. My dogs put on a different show before dinner. Namely, two barking at me while one runs upstairs to quickly evacuate her bowels in the guest bedroom so she has max room for more food.

Because with enough Youtube money you can do anything, this is a video of Cody from popular Youtube channel WhistlinDiesel driving a Tesla with 10-foot metal wagon wheels attached. Are those part of the Oregon Trail equipment package? He also drives the car upside down with those wagon wheels. That’s…something. Something I wish I would have thought of first. This could have launched my channel!

Keep going for the video, good stuff starts around 8:45, and skip around from there.

Note: Volume DOWN, the slow motion sound of a clay pigeon in the air isn’t exactly ear candy.

This is a video from a clay pigeon with a tiny camera attached being launched and immediately blasted out of the sky with a shotgun. The whole skeet based camera system was created by Thomas Renck for one-time use, presumably because you can only shoot a camera so many times before it stops being a camera and just starts being pieces of a camera. I suck at numbers but even I know that math checks out.

Thanks to my dad, a big fan of skeet shooting himself.