Seen here already deep into the hell no portion of the video, this is a visualization from Global Data (previously), comparing the sizes of both living and extinct sea creatures, from the diminutive to the terrifyingly colossal. I learned a lot by watching it. Mostly, that in the entirety of

Following a storm in Milledgeville, Illinois, this is a video of born problem solver Ty dragging a downed tree behind his truck to the burn pile while his friend follows and films. Apparently there are only about 1,000 people in the town so dragging a tree through the streets is

Because shredding knows no boundaries, this is a video of musician Bernth (previously seen playing an acoustic guitar filled with water) performing his own ‘Banjo Death Shred’ on, well, banjo. It’s like death metal meets Deliverance. Which, just for the record, is not a combo I’d like to run into

A follow up to his previously posted Michael Scott in Mass Effect video, this is another video from Youtuber eli_handle_b․wav featuring The Office boss traveling to an intergalactic client meeting to settle disputes. It’s fantastic. Related: I just downloaded Mass Effect II again and have started mentally preparing myself for

Did anybody go see Cocaine Bear? How was it? I’m still waiting for it to come out on a burnt DVD from somebody who filmed it in the theater with a camcorder. Well here to appropriately jump even more sharks in the realm of cocaine based animal movies is Cocaine

Tired of sitting in traffic wasting time with nothing else to do (I typically exercise my vocal muscles yelling at other drivers), unorthodox maker of things Handy Geng converted a minivan into a mobile gym, with each seat designed as a different workout station. Plus the energy they generate working

This is HADARI, a short stop-motion pilot about a one-armed wooden samurai kicking ass, and, at least from what I saw, not bothering to take names. That’s how I like to do it too. He uses a number of different arm attachments to dispatch enemies in his way, who spray

This is a video of musician Snubby J paying homage to The Mandalorian with a cover of the theme on RimbaTubes and Native American flute. He does a great job, and that’s certainly a nice set of RimbaTubes he’s got there. Looks like they were yanked right out of Darth