These are a couple of shots from retailers (from the looks of it, one Walmart, one Target) where the soda reps have constructed giant Boba Fett helmets out of 12-packs of soda, including Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, Coke Zero, Dr. Pepper, and Sprite. Clearly, Boba is not a big Pepsi fan.
Because everybody needs a hobby and why not one that includes your pets, cat owner Rémy Vicarini 3D prints various helmets for his feline friend Cathode. This is a LEGO knight helmet and motorcycle helmet here, but below are videos of Rémy making a functional Iron Man helmet, bicycle helmet,
Because learning to set things up and knock them down is an important school lesson, this is a video of New York’s Long Beach Middle School setting the world record for ‘Most Cereal Boxes Toppled in a Domino Fashion’ with a three cereal box wide line toppling 6,391 boxes in
These are several videos of flipbook style animations created by tattoo artist Phil Berge of Tatouage Royal in Montreal using still shots of tattoos that, when ordered sequentially stop-motion style, create movement. How about that! And how about all the people that were willing to get Snoopy or some other
This is a video of bubble-blower Chang Yu-Te of China setting the Guinness World Record for most bubbles blown inside a larger bubble with a very respectable 783 before the larger bubble bursts. Most impressive. For reference, my personal best is zero, and will likely remain zero. It’s not that
Because watching where you’re going is for people who don’t have Spidey-senses like you do, this is a Nest doorbell cam video of an SUV performing a slow-speed half barrel roll after hitting a parked car. That is embarrassing. The homeowner who captured the incident said, “The driver is fine
The internet: it never stops turning. Even in the middle of the night when it should have gone to bed hours ago and can only produce terrible ideas. Enter the Rickroll video that never starts — just ten minutes of the intro on repeat. It’s maddening. But, if you can
Because music is everywhere (you just have to listen), this is a video of musician David Scott of The Kiffness (previously remixing a talking cat) turning a video of a squeaky glovebox door into a delectable jazz song using a synthesizer, trumpet, and the horn of his own appropriately named
