Because physics are fun, this is a video of science experimenter NightHawkInLight creating a glow-in-the-dark pendulum swing using metal nuts (like Optimus Prime’s) covered in fluorescent paint and hanging from different lengths of wire under a blacklight. The results are hypnotizing, and I wouldn’t be the least bit surprised if

In if it fits, I sits news, this is a video of two cats who have turned their owner’s new plant shelves into bunk beds. I love bunk beds. Except when I roll out of them in the middle of the night. Also, you can’t really complain about your cats

This is a video of trombonist (I’m maturing) Peet Montzingo harassing his mom with his playing, always there to provide some trombone sound effects to her life. It’s all great, but my favorite was the sad trombone he played when she dropped the bag of bagels out of the fridge.

Presumably as a throwback to former president George W. Bush’s infamous poncho struggle, this is a video of a Chicago Bears fan nearly suffocating trying to don a plastic poncho during the recent Bears/Cardinals mashup. I swear, they never put the head hole where you’d expect it. So, did he

This is a video from musician Alex Melton (previously) of Oasis’s 1995 banger ‘Wonderwall’ reimagined in the style of Blink-182. Is it an accurate representation? Who knows. All I know is Blink 182’s Dude Ranch album was very meaningful to me when it came out in high school, particularly ‘Dammit’.

In coming in like a wrecking ball news, this is a video from TikTok user *checks name, chooses to ignore* of a Swanson Health Products sign getting blown around in the wind from the crane it’s dangling from like it’s trying to take out the building. Honestly, if I were

This is a video from Save A Fox Rescue of Dixie (the fox who likes to sleep in, as you may recall from this previously posted video of the foxes receiving raw egg treats) laughing as caretaker Mikayla gives her some much deserved tickles. Of course, Dixie is just making

This is an absolutely delightful video from 2009 starring the Bridle Path and Kulp Elementary Schools’ beginner and advanced bands performing ‘Jingle Bells’ at a Christmas concert in Lansdale, Pennsylvania with as much cacophony as their little fingers can muster. Things get really good once the whole band starts playing.