Because it’s important to be able to differentiate a robot’s smile from a sneer, this is a video of Engineered Arts’ Ameca robot (previously) demonstrating its numerous facial expressions in a mirror. It’s relatively impressive I suppose, but the best facial expression in the whole video isn’t one of Ameca’s
This is MIA’s 2007 banger ‘Paper Planes’ being performed (complete with gunshots) by the characters in 210 different movies. Now that — that is some serious editing. How do people do this? And, perhaps even importantly, why do they do it? Don’t get me wrong, I’m thankful they do, but
How much stronger does duct tape make everyday objects? INFINITELY. And to test the tape’s strength-adding properties, the fun-loving Youtubers behind the Hydraulic Press Channel have created a video of everyday objects (including cans and plastic bottles, footballs, and a stack of Post-Its) getting crushed both in their natural state,
This is a video of Portuguese CD Feirense soccer player Jardel Silva trying to psyche out the goalie with a frozen statue routine that fails to do the job. Of all the silly penalty kick shenanigans I’ve seen, this has to be one of the worst. I’m surprised he didn’t
Note: Some appropriate cursing from the car’s owner. Because driving exotic cars isn’t for everyone, this is a video of some poor valet bastard in Monaco crashing a ~$3.5-million LaFerrari (limited to 499 cars total) almost immediately after being handed the keys. “I thought you said crash it into the
This is a trailer for NaturalVision Evolved (NVE), a mod for GTA V that basically makes it look like real life. I thought this was a trailer for a new Fast & Furious movie at first. And I’m still not convinced it’s not. FUN FACT: I’ve never actually seen a
This is a video of the folks behind Youtube channel Weird History Food taking a tour of all the different regional pizza styles they could find across the United States. Pizzas like New York, Buffalo, Detroit-style, deep dish, St. Louis-style, Ohio Valley pizza, Dayton style, Colorado Mountain Pies, Quad City-style,
This is the ‘Magdeburg Unicorn’, a fossil reconstruction assembled a few years after the bones of a woolly rhinoceros were discovered in Germany in 1663. Allegedly the reconstruction was performed by Prussian scientist Otto von Geuricke, who, I think we can all agree, did a stellar job. I wish I
