In ‘Hey, I was going to eat that!’ news, this is a video of Youtuber NileRed completely annihilating a hotdog in ‘piranha solution’, an incredibly volatile mixture of sulfuric acid and hydrogen peroxide. The hotdog is quite literally vaporized, first reacting and turning to carbon, then that carbon turning to

Because Mother Nature, just like Wu-Tang Clan, ain’t nuthing ta f*** wit, this is a video of a bald eagle pulling a large carp ashore to dine on. The person recording the video says the carp was 20-pounds, but I don’t know about that. Sure I’m no expert fish-weighing expert

Because spookiness knows no bounds, this is the Halloween Skeleton Cutlery Set available through a third-party seller on the Walmart website. The three-piece sets (a single knife, fork, and spoon) are available in black, silver, and gold for $25 – $28 depending on the finish. So not the cheapest three-piece

Because everybody buys candy instead of cat treats for Halloween and Temptations is clearly upset about it, they’re selling limited edition ‘Tasty Human’ flavored cat treats in an attempt to break into the Halloween market. And, I think I speak for everyone here when I say I’ll definitely be handing

Seen here looking like a mishap at Willy Wonka’s factory, this is a video of a juice factory in Parana, Brazil spewing grape juice from the top of a giant storage tank after a leak occurred while juice was being transferred from one tank to another. Can you even imagine

Because why not repackage an existing product with the hope of selling more of it, Heinz is releasing limited edition ‘Tomato Blood’ ketchup in time for Halloween. It’s regular ketchup with a different sticker on the front of the bottle. They’re also selling costumes (bloody pirate, bloody mummy, bloody mad

Soap, just like a hamburger right before you swim, is hard not to eat, especially when your mom tells you not to. And now it’s going to be even more difficult no thanks to this hamburger soap manufactured and sold by Etsy shop SnowsCutSoaps. Each $6 slider-size burger comes with

These are a couple of shots from retailers (from the looks of it, one Walmart, one Target) where the soda reps have constructed giant Boba Fett helmets out of 12-packs of soda, including Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, Coke Zero, Dr. Pepper, and Sprite. Clearly, Boba is not a big Pepsi fan.