Part of the Mundo Pixar exhibit in São Paulo, Brazil, this giant recreation of Andy’s bedroom from Toy Story allows visitors to experience the room as if they’re toy-sized themselves. That’s fun! Or, like most things in life, at least it would be with less people hanging around. “Still mad

Presumably to taunt me that lunch is still three hours away, this is a video of third generation cheesemonger Adam Moskowitz making 56 grilled cheese sandwiches with 56 different cheeses. My God that sounds like a dream. “Mmmmm! With some tomato soup?” I DON’T DO THE SOUP. Adam’s findings from

Note: Adult situations and language. This is another great edit from Youtuber eli_handle_b․wav (previously), this time placing It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia’s paternal Frank Reynolds into Baldur’s Gate 3. Now I’ve never played Baldur’s Gate 3, but I still very much enjoyed the video. That Frank — what a dumpster

Because you’re never to young to start training to be a Ninja Turtle (or Tortoise), this is a video of Leann Rooks’ juvenile tortoise repeated riding a slightly sloped iPad like a playground slide. And can you blame it? This is probably as fast as it’ll ever move in its

Equipped with a head-mounted GoPro, this is a clip of Matt Herzog’s 8th attempt to 100% speedrun (all rooms, all art, with some additional objectives like get a selfie with Van Gogh’s Starry Night and buy something) the Museum Of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York City. He also provides

Canadian children’s book author and illustrator Lulu Lotus recently set the Guinness World Record for loudest nose whistle, with an impressive 44.1dB snoot hooter. That’s about as loud as a bird’s call. In her own words while I go blow my nose (technically pick) so it stops unintentionally whistling when

NOTE: TONS OF CURSING, SAILOR FAMILY. This is a video of a guy pranking his mom with a fake emergency broadcast he made warning viewers that a number of UFOs have been spotted above the United States. His mom falls for it hard, and immediately gets on the phone to

This is a clip from student Matt Barta, who presumably programmed this little industrial robotic arm to pull its own power cord from itself. Smart thinking! Or, who knows, maybe the robot foresaw a life of cruel robotic experimentation in its future and decided to end things itself while it