This is a video of mathematician Ashley Christine (aka Modern Day Eratosthenes) explaining why wormhole style teleportation would be much preferred to Star Trek style beaming, although we’re technologically closer to the beaming. Basically, Star Trek teleportation involves scanning a body, disintegrating it, then reassembling it somewhere else with the

This is a video from (I can only assume) Florida, right after an old man assaults a construction worker, who starts to call the sheriff’s office while the elderly Duke brother attempts to make a quick getaway but crashes his mobility scooter into the grass instead. The “Uuuuugh!” heard round

This is a compilation video of the reps of various car manufacturers providing the correct pronunciation of the brand so I can finally stop saying Porsche wrong. Boy is my face red! “And bloated.” I think I’m having an allergic reaction to something I ate. View this post on Instagram

In delicious karma news, this is some dashcam footage of a cool guy biker doing burnouts while waiting at a stoplight, causing the SUV driver behind him to have to roll up their windows due to all the rubbery smoke. The biker then gets a flat just 30 seconds later.

Because there’s nothing quite like the thrill of 4 wheeling in a strip mall parking lot after dark, this is a video of a duo atop an ATV attempting a wheelie, but getting more than they bargained for. That bargain appearing to be some dual head-in-lap action. Yow yow! These

The 18 Wheels is an all-electric ATV developed in Finland that runs on 18 wheels, each with its own electric motor and suspension. The idea was to create an ATV that was capable of tackling a variety of terrain, while keeping the disturbance of that terrain to a minimum. How

This is a compilation of the Titanic sinking (was once not enough?!) as reimagined in thirteen different movies and television shows over the past 100 years, including a couple cartoons. It’s crazy to think the Titanic sunk all the way back in 1912. I still remember reading about it in

Because you don’t know until you try, the fun-loving and experimental Russian mechanics at Garage 54 took a notoriously lemony Lada and cut it in half lengthwise, but saving all the equipment necessary to keep it running. Then they drive it to town. That’s fun. Although I’m not sure how