This is a timelapse video of a 1,200 pound pumpkin being grown by northeastgiantpumpkin over the course of two months. It starts so little! Then it’s briefly the size of one of the pumpkins I’ll butcher trying to carve for Halloween before topping out at over a half ton and

This is a video of climber Domen Škofic attempting a climbing route underneath the wings of a flying plane, using handholds made by his father. He falls on his first two attempts (he has a parachute or there only would have been one attempt), but manages to complete the route

These are several videos (more on Instagram HERE) of a Volkswagen Beetle that’s been so insanely chopped and rides so low it’s hard to believe it’s real. It is though, and still runs on gas. One thing’s for sure — driving this you’d never have to pay to get past

This is a video documenting Youtuber Jake Carlini’s quest to build a wearable electric motorcycle. The finished product, which is only seen in the last 30-seconds of the 22-minute video (hint hint), actually appears more functional than I expected. It does involve the rider having to hold a plank pose

This is a video of Brazilian skateboarder Sandro Dias setting the Guinness World Records for ‘the tallest drop into a temporary quarter pipe’ and ‘the fastest speed on a temporary quarter pipe’ by dropping into a ramp built on the side of the appropriately shaped Centro Administrativo Fernando Ferrari (CAFF)

This is a video of the DD Squad successfully launching a human dart 40 feet to a velcro wall dangling 30 feet above water. That’s fun, I would do that. And by that I mean push the button to launch somebody else before they were ready.

Constructed by DIYer Kevin Lee using a 1/6 scale Back To The Future II Delorean from Hot Toys, this is easily the coolest pool table light I’ve seen in, well, possibly ever. PROBABLY ever. Just look at that thing — 1.21 gigawatts of pure majesty. I just made the rails

This is a video of LEGO lover and Youtuber Dr. Engine using a single Technic motor to drive increasingly longer LEGO chains, ending with a 3,000 link chain that I was surprised to even see move. Although, FULL DISCLOSURE: I am easy to surprise and often get jump scared if