Because the world isn’t total garbage, this is a heartwarming compilation created by Joe Kay (links to his Instagram) of the Wayne County Humane Society in Wooster, Ohio of dogs getting adopted out of the shelter. Personally, I’ve never had anything but adopted dogs (one found in a dumpster, one

This is an edit of the final dance number from Dirty Dancing with ‘(I’ve Had) The Time Of My Life’ replaced with The Muppet Show theme song. It works surprisingly well, and the music supervisor who chose to use ‘Time Of My Life’ instead is probably pinching themself right now

This is a 1992 commercial for the latest and greatest in spreadsheet applications: Microsoft Excel. In the ad, a businessdude makes a super shitty 4 x 4 spreadsheet on what appears to be the world’s first laptop that blows everybody’s minds and saves the day. Full disclosure: I hate, and

Note: Volume on to feel his pain. This is some doorbell cam footage of an unfortunate Amazon delivery guy squatting to take a picture of his delivery, only to impale himself on a very prickly cactus. Man, now those are some SERIOUS spines too. I’ve seen smaller penises at the

This is a video of clearly not a sportsman Steve Aoki throwing out the ceremonial first pitch at a recent Boston Red Sox game. As far as good first pitches go, this is not one of them. It’s like he was trying throw the ball over the foul ball netting.

This is a video of Tom Scott and ultralight aircraft pilot Christian Moullec of FlyWithBirds flying in formation and at the same speed of a gaggle of geese. Christian started FlyWithBirds after learning about the declining population of Lesser White-fronted geese, and decided to accompany them on their migratory journey

These are two videos of a pair of robotic arms programmed by Swedish composer Frederik Gran to play stringed instruments — in this case, the cello and double base. One arm and hand does the fretting, while the other operates the bow. And while their performance didn’t really tug at

This is a video of Gravity company founder Richard Browning ascending Helvellyn, a 3,100 foot English mountain in less than four minutes to demonstrate the jetpack’s capabilities in search-and-rescue applications. Pretty impressive. Granted, we’re still way behind schedule on having affordable jetpacks available to everyone, which is a shame because