Because magic is all around us, this is a video of some guy squirting spray cheese through the center hole of a Ritz cracker and it perfectly layering itself in a circle around the top of the cracker. visibly blowing Tik Tok’r Matt Corry’s mind in the process. And mine
This is a video from Monster Energy (Red Bull may give you wings, but Monster gives you horns and a thirst for blood) of Barcelona, Spain based professional mountain biker Bienvenido Aguado successfully landing a 100-foot front flip, setting a new record for longest dirt-to-dirt front flip on a downhill
This is a video of a group of bears (apparently there were seven counted total) throwing a pool party at the Chalet Village cabin rental community pool in Gatlinburg, Tennessee after crashing a high school party that was taking place there prior. Now that — that looks like one pool
This is a video of a precious baby seal learning to swim as part of its rehabilitation at the Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan. Man, that seal is ALL EYES. What a cutie. You know I have fairly large eyes too. EIGHT OF THEM. “You’re not a spider.” Yes I am too
Because what good is a vehicle if you can’t make it explode for a crowd, this is a video of some guy in a souped-up diesel truck going pedal to the metal on a dyno (dynamometer, used for measuring the torque and RPM of a vehicle) and blowing his engine,
This is a video of South Korea’s Maytree a cappella quintet performing the Star Wars theme (previously: Windows and iPhone sound effects and movie production company intros). They do a wonderful job, although the way they move it almost looks like they recorded the sounds slower and then sped it
This is a video of a guy who just woke up from what I can only assume was a Miller Lite induced nap and realizing his buddy has drawn a penis on his arm in marker, completely unaware of the full facial treatment he also received. Just listening to them
This is a clip from a recent hard-hitting episode of Inside Edition investigating whether Flex Paste (in Phil Swift’s miraculous Flex Seal family of products) works as well as it does in the television commercials. To determine if it does, the program teamed up with students from the Grove School
