Jesus: sometimes he takes the wheel. Case in point, this dashcam footage of a motorist who drifts over into another driver’s lane (no turn signal but they have just been making a casual lane change in front of a speeder), overcorrects, then spins a 180 before Jesus finally decides it
Because bad ideas sometimes sound enough like good ideas to carry you too far to look back and reconsider, this is a video of motorcycle enthusiasts Zack Courts and Ari Henning recreating the mini bike roadtrip scene from Dumb & Dumber in real life, traveling 382 numbing miles in costume
This is a video of Willow Creative demonstrating the very impressive 3D printed wolf mask she created, complete with animated mouth, ears, and eyes. Plus the eyes can light up. Add some fur and you’ve got yourself the spitting image of the Big Bad Wolf. Did you eat my grandma?!
Because every race has to have a loser, this is a video of a jet boat losing control and launching off a large rock and performing an instantaneous dry docking during a river race. Honestly, I’m not sure if you could have done it more perfectly wrong if you tried.
This is a video of skateboarding pioneer Tony Hawk (I wonder what he’s up to these days) performing a casual half pipe 540 while holding a glass of milk and not spilling any of it. I’m not sure how many attempts it took, but based on the amount of milk
Because some railcars have had it with Thomas The Tank Engine’s bullshit, this is a short video of a lone hopper car that went rogue in Minnesota and is finally stopped by a railroad bumper (aka buffer stop). Or was that just a pile of rocks? My point is this:
This is a video from a birdwatcher in Methuen, Massachusetts who attached a suction cup hummingbird feeder to the back of their phone and was pleasantly surprised when a hummingbird came to eat. It doesn’t even look real, it looks like a scene from a Pixar movie. And while the
This is a video captured by Mallery Neptune (cool name) in St. Cloud, Florida of a young alligator being chased by a group of cranes, possibly after getting too close to their nest or own young. Now several of the news outlets covering the story called the birds storks, but
