This is a video of a seal trainer filming herself feeding a seal when the seal knocks the phone out of her hand, which then slides down the dock into the drink while she scrambles after it. It’s like the last post, but with a different spin. Another man also

This is some home security cam footage of a man leaving his house with a barbecue grill hanging onto his truck, just enough so that when he pulls away it sets the barbecue in motion, hitting the other vehicle in the driveway. Then, while he’s busy knocking the barbecue over

Tired of sitting in traffic wasting time with nothing else to do (I typically exercise my vocal muscles yelling at other drivers), unorthodox maker of things Handy Geng converted a minivan into a mobile gym, with each seat designed as a different workout station. Plus the energy they generate working

This is HADARI, a short stop-motion pilot about a one-armed wooden samurai kicking ass, and, at least from what I saw, not bothering to take names. That’s how I like to do it too. He uses a number of different arm attachments to dispatch enemies in his way, who spray

This is a video of musician Snubby J paying homage to The Mandalorian with a cover of the theme on RimbaTubes and Native American flute. He does a great job, and that’s certainly a nice set of RimbaTubes he’s got there. Looks like they were yanked right out of Darth

This is a video documenting Youtuber Allen Pan’s quest to build a pair of moon boots that will allow him to jump higher. His final design involves using compressed air triggered by a handheld remote to launch him places his own muscles could never take him. Specifically, to a height

Because the need for speed is real for some people (I have the need for naps), this is a video of a Division 1 superkart in action. The tiny 450-pound (including driver) kart is powered by a 100HP 250cc twin-cylinder engine and 5-speed manual gearbox capable of hitting 0 –

This is a video of a waterfall in Hope, British Columbia that produces perfectly spherical ice balls, which “occurs when ice sheets break into smaller pieces and are repeatedly rounded by the constant pressure of a waterfall.” How about that! I wouldn’t be picking them up and tossing them around