Theis is a video of Sand Drawing Robot 2.0, a robot built by Ivan Miranda that crawls along the beach leaving pre-programmed text in its wake. It “uses 50 mini servos to doodle, two mini tanks to drive, and Arduino Mega controllers for its digital brains.” That’s cool. Obviously, if

This is a short video of an extreme scooter (scooterer?) launching out of a half-pipe and performing some sort of crazy spinning trick. Peppy Hare is probably impressed, but not as much so as if it had been a barrel roll. Dude doesn’t land it the first time, but the

This is a video of a samurai sword performer demonstrating his sword swinging skills along with numerous different resheathing tricks. Which one was your favorite? I think mine was the one at the end of the short performance starting at 0:30. You know, I wish my mom would give me

This is a video of a raccoon using its freaky little humanlike hands to steal cat food from underneath a deck while two kittens eat. Those little hands are nuts. FUN FACT: Did you know that, contrary to what so-called “scientists” would have you believe, raccoons are actually human’s closest

Remember Pokemon Go grandpa? Of course you do, THE MAN IS A LEGEND. And now he’s upgraded his 45-smartphone rig from last year to this 72-phone peacock-looking mammer jammer. That is a lot of Pokemon Go. That’s so much Pokemon Go it may have actually moved into the realm of

This is a video of water loving German Shepsky Elliot climbing the ladder to his family’s above-ground pool to swim a couple quick laps before getting out and presumably trying to pretend like nothing happened even though he’s soaking wet. That’s like my dog trying to pretend like she wasn’t

These are the custom resin Pokemon keycaps crafted and sold by Etsy shop DBaiRshop. They’re compatible with Cherry MX switches, come in Pikachu, Charmander, Squirtle, and Bulbasaur varieties, and, unfortunately for anyone who wants them but wasn’t born with a silver USB drive in their mouth, cost $45 apiece. Like,

This is ‘Insane Guesses Compilation #5,’ a video of Youtuber GeoWizard playing GeoGuessr (a web-based game that requires you to guess where a Google Street View location is in the world based solely on the clues available in the view) and absolutely crushing it. He’s casually guessing within a kilometer