Because feats of the human spirit spirit come in all shapes and sizes, this is a video of Vietnamese duo Quoc Co and Quoc Nghiep quickly jaunting up 100 stairs at the Girona Cathedral in Spain with one balanced on the head of the other, on his own head. How

This is a series of Christmas themed domino displays set up and knocked down by domino fanatic Lily Hevesh. There was some pretty cute and clever pieces in there. I particularly enjoyed the zigzag knock-down of the Santa hat. It goes without saying, but I could never do this. Santa

Note: Just watch it already, the man has a Half-Life tattoo on his arm for crying out loud. Because this is the internet, and the internet, much like an elephant’s gastrointestinal tract, never stops churning shit out much to the delight of children at the zoo, this is a surprisingly

In ‘I’ll just make my family watch this on the living room TV and save myself a trip to an amusement park’ news, this is a POV video of a Hot Wheels car traveling down a very impressively built track that spans 290-feet down three stories of a home. Similar

This is a video of the Guinness World Record holder for largest Rube Goldberg machine, an entirely overcomplicated machine that takes four and a half minutes and 427 individual steps to turn on a light. For reference, I usually get the job in a single step by yelling, “Hey —

This is a video of a bullwhipper whipping the paper cups three ceramic mugs are resting on out from under them so the mugs land on the table below. And from a respectable distance too! Impressive. Or at least I thought it was. But when he was reached for comment

Because multi-tasking comes in many questionable forms (I cut my nails while driving and just leave the cuttings where they land), this is a video of unicyclist Mike Taylor using a weed whacker while riding his cycle. The video also includes footage of his unicycling partner Marie Schlenker performing some

This is a video from artist, flipbook maker and Youtuber dp Art Drawing featuring an Incredible Hulk animation he created using a single sheet of paper that he drew on, erased, and redrew on to create 211 unique frames over the course of 52 days. By the end the paper