This is a video of the fun-loving Finns of the Hydraulic Press Channel using a 150-ton hydraulic press to drive a bunch of nails simultaneously, culminating with the pressing of 300 nails all at the same time, requiring some 100-tons of pressure to do so. For reference, that’s a lot

Because giving the crowd what they want is one of the earmarks of a true performer, this is a video of a cross country runner intentionally Supermanning himself into a mud puddle to appease the cheering fans, fulfilling even their dirtiest fantasies. Good times. Knowing my luck, the bottom of

This is a short video of a woman demonstrating her one-handed juggling and hand-eye coordination by tossing an onion and knife in the air, then catching the knife in the onion, which has landed in her hand. For reference, I would have caught that knife in my arm, then caught

This is a video of ‘Stairway To Heaven’, a collaboration between South African artist Strijdom van der Merwe and Taiwanese artist Chou Sheng-hsien. From just the right angle, it looks like a three dimensional stairway reaching ever skyward. From almost every other angle, it looks like a flat ladder rising

This is a video of Imgur user tragopandemonium showing off her absolutely genius lava lamp costume (pictorial of the entire build HERE). At first I thought it was an actual lava lamp. Granted my eyes are garbage and I probably shouldn’t be driving right now, but still. Hey real quick

Because it’s nice to remember that, even if I’m not, at least somebody is out there living my dream for me, this is a video of Scott Schiller giving a tour of his recently completed time traveling DeLorean replica. Some more info about the car while I push my Hot

This is a video of Portland Timbers center Dairon Asprilla performing a very impressive long-shot bicycle kick to score a goal against the San Jose Earthquakes after a goalkeeper slip up. The Timbers went on to win the match 2-0, but Dairon went on to win a special place in

What will undoubtedly be considered the greatest opus of Australian artist Jason Sank, these life-size catmen were made using actual cat hair he collected from a groomer. Some more info about these modern Davids while I hack up a furball: Sank sculpted the fur over chicken wire forms he built