This is a short video (followed by the full, hour-long raw footage if you’ve seen literally everything else on Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, Youtube, and in real life) of scientist Bruce Hoglund walking around Chicago and discussing nuclear power and thorium & molten salt reactors when George Lucas pops into frame
In *performs the arm pump ‘blow your horn’ gesture* news, this is a video of Youtuber WelderUp’s wife providing a brief but free-of-charge Masterclass in how to very quick-shift a semi rig as smooth as silk. Now that was impressive. For reference, I can’t even shift from first to second
Because being a chubby, indoor cat is a hard life to live, this is a video of a chunky feline falling asleep belly-up in an automatic baby rocker. So, just in case you were wondering what living the dream looks like — this is it. Also, I’ll be the first
Because what good is being an alien Disney star if you can’t have a little fun on set, this is a Twitter video posted by one of The Mandalorian directors Robert Rodriguez as he jams out with baby Yoda during a break. “His name is Grogu.” Um, no, I’m pretty
In what appears to be an incredibly misguided attempt to wish us all a happier new year, this is a video just released by Boston Dynamics of its army of death-bots all dancing to The Contours’ 1962 banger ‘Do You Love Me’. You really just have to see it to
Exercise: LOL. And apparently Hosico the Scottish Straight cat here feels the same way as his owner unsuccessfully tries to teach him to walk on a treadmill to burn some off some of that baby weight. Although Hosico is actually six years old now so I’m not sure we can
In Canada news, this is a short TikTok video of a trucker holding a bottle of liquid water out his window and watching it freeze in a matter of seconds. For reference, that is entirely too cold. I mean sure I’ve had my fair share of flings with abominable snowwomen,
Biking: I’m cool just doing it around my neighborhood or to the closest beer store. Sometimes I’ll even do a bunny hop to impress the neighborhood kids. Some people though, some people need more extreme biking than that. And apparently cyclist Gee Atherton needs to blast down the 2,185-foot vertical