This is a video from CUT of 100 different people trying to describe how they flirt. From what I gathered watching, it’s amazing any of them are in relationships, because they are not very good at it. It seems like a lot of them do more blurting than flirting, which
These are several videos of bear caretaker (beartaker) Jim Kowalczik on the grounds of the bear-oriented Orphaned Wildlife Center in Otisville, New York hanging out with Leo, a Syrian brown bear who has formed a special bond with Jim. Don’t give it any cocaine! Some info about the center and
Remember that Star Wars trailer created in the style of a Wes Anderson movie? How could you forget, it was just last week. Sure it probably entered your brain, bounced around like a pinball for a bit, then drained right down the middle before the day was through, but now
These are several video examples of artist Damien Beneteau’s Spherical Variations, chrome and matte black balls on a pendulum that pass through a lit portal, producing some pretty trippy visuals in the process. And you know how I feel about trippy visuals! “They scare you.” They’re absolutely terrifying. Isn’t life
Note: Some strong language. Also maybe some spoilers I have no clue I’m not allowed to watch Succession. Just like the title says, this is Arrested Succession, a video of scenes from Succession with an AI generated Ron Howard voice providing narration a la Arrested Development. As Neatorama pointed out,
This is another compilation created by Trekkie and editor John DiMarco (previously), this time highlighting 40 years of various Star Trek characters saying ‘Engage!’. Oh you thought it was just Picard? Some fan you are. The Enterprise crew has been engaging since the original series! Probably in freaky deaky alien
Hands down one of my favorite internet cats of all time, this is a video of Maru demonstrating his ability to melt himself into glass fishbowls. Man, he is GOOD at it. If I were half as good at anything as Maru is at melting into fishbowls, maybe I’d have
This is a clip from Antiques Roadshow of a woman who brought a full base set of original Pokemon cards to be appraised. She says her mom bought her the cards in 1999 for around $35. Their estimated value now? Between $5,000 and $10,000. That’s quite the appreciation, and I
