Because secret passages are the best passages, this is a video of pilot and Youtuber bjornpilot giving a tour of the flight deck crew rest bunk and the electronics compartment below the cockpit of an Airbus 350. I guess they’re technically not secret areas, they’re just areas normal people don’t

Because hot tubs aren’t going to clean themselves no matter how many times you accidentally spill a drink in them, this is a video from Insider of UK-based professional pool and hot tub cleaner Miles Laflin (aka thep00lguy) detailing the process in which he cleans the dirtiest hot tub he’s

Because live action is the best action, this is a video clip from Twitter user Nathan Cykiert of a friend of his playing Peter Pan in a high school theater production and crashing hard through a window while flying. Now I hate to point fingers at who’s to blame, but

Note: Check your volume, donkeysong. This is a video posted by Ashley Kirk of donkey Nelson adding some vocals to her harmonica playing. You might argue that Nelson is not actually singing, but you could also argue that Ashley isn’t actually playing the harmonica. Regardless, Ashley posted the video as

Because dream it and you can achieve it, this is a video of the guys behind Youtube channel Life OD modding a Honda Civic to be powered by the tandem bicycle jutting out from where the car’s original engine used to be. They have a cruising speed of about 2MPH

Because sometimes a dinky paring knife just isn’t going to cut it *ba dum tss* this is a video of metalworker and Youtuber Faraway Forge crafting a giant gyutu chef’s knife out of what appears to be an automotive leaf spring. The whole process was pretty satisfying to watch. As

This is a video of musician KestrelTapes remixing his Samsung washing machine’s cycle finished jingle into a rave song. I’m not gonna lie, by the end of the video I found myself in a mesh tank top under a black light, swinging two glowsticks on shoestrings like nunchucks. Ah, college.

This is some rare (possibly explaining why we hadn’t seen in before) 16mm footage captured in the props department at London’s Elstreet Studios in 1976 of actors Kenny Baker (R2-D2) and Anthony Daniels (C-3PO) trying on their droid costumes and getting used to moving around in them. There’s also some