This is a video of Youtuber William Osman experimenting to see how many car parts he can physically remove from a vehicle and it still be functional. Obviously, he goes for the pieces that have no real effect on the car’s driveability first (doors, trunk lid, side panels, etc). His

These are two videos featuring the Scarecrow and Tin Man scenes from the 1939 blockbuster The Wizard Of Oz (never heard of it) remastered in stunning 4K ultra HD. Wow, I never realized just how terrified Toto looks at the scarecrow before. And I don’t blame him, I wouldn’t let

Because having to use your hands sucks (I’m dictating this), Youtuber The Q developed a hands-free umbrella hood made out of PVC. That’s cool, plus you look like an armadillo — and you know what I think about armadillos. “They’re like rolly pollies with tits.” Exactly. 

Inspired by the weapon in the video game Hood: Outlaws and Legends, this is a video of Youtuber Black Bear Projects crafting a triple arrow wrist-mounted crossbow from start to finish. Following his video is a great way to build your own triple arrow wrist-mounted crossbow. Following his video is

This is a giant acre-sized piece of Eddie Munson cornfield art commissioned by Netflix somewhere in Indiana (presumably near Hawkins) to honor the Stranger Things character. It’s not a cornfield maze though, it’s more like dyed grass. Still, now I want the same thing in my yard, and that’s saying

Well it’s not actually a pool, it’s a giant Rubbermaid style storage container, but whatever. This is 40 seconds of a dog living its best life on a hot day and enjoying splashing around in the water. I’m not gonna lie, that looks like a good time. You know, when

This is a supercut edited together by Youtuber Avaryl Halley featuring Harrison Ford asking about his wife and/or family in various movie rolls. Poor guy, something is always happening to his wife and family. I dunno, maybe it’s time he consider giving up the career and becoming a stay-at-home dad.

Because this is the internet and the internet never sleeps, only watches you sleep, this is a 2016 video created by The Tonight Show of scenes from Star Wars movies edited together so the characters sing Smash Mouth’s 1999 banger ‘All Star’. It’s everything you would expect it to be,