This is a video of a man showing off his homemade Jack Daniels bottle water fountain. I like how the water is brown, that’s a nice touch. Or is it actually whiskey? *puts cup in fountain, sips, smacks lips* Tastes like– “DISAPPOINTED.” Haha, thanks, Kevin Sorbo. “In the video, I

This is a video from the very beautiful Ashton, Idaho of a man proposing to his girlfriend and pretending to accidentally drop the ring box into a waterfall. Well, he does drop A ring box into a waterfall, it just isn’t the ring box with the actual ring inside. Still,

This is a video of two of Fuji-Q Highland amusement park’s top executives riding the park’s pride and joy roller coaster Fujiyama while wearing masks, and as stoically as possible to demonstrate just how little fun one can have riding a roller coaster. While amusement parks have reopened in the

This is a video of Pixar director (Monsters, Inc., Up, Inside Out, and the coming-this-fall Soul) Pete Docter discussing and demonstrating how to make flip books from the comfort of his closet (what is all that stuff blowing around? You need to invest in a HEPA filter, bro. Also, who

Note: Keep your volume down and prepare for impact. This is a video of two Iranian women recording themselves singing along to a song in the car with zero eyes on the road when they crash. Thankfully, both only suffered minor injuries, and I hope this serves as a powerful

This is the already funded Indiegogo campaign for the WindshieldWOW! windshield cleaning device, which surprisingly wasn’t invented by the Slap Chopper/ShamWow Guy. The flexible WindsheildWOW holds a microcloth fiber cleaning pad to each side of a windshield with magnets so when you wipe the outside windshield you’re also cleaning the

This is a video of a Russian man’s heartcooling reunion with his cat after returning from vacation. That cat is NOT HAVING IT. And I can’t imagine this guy is making things any better petting it like that. It’s probably boiling with anger, just waiting for him to fall asleep

This is the Sony Reon Pocket, a ~$170 smartphone operated personal air conditioner worn in a pocket in the back of a special $20 undershirt so it can make contact with your skin and cool your surrounding body up to 23-degrees Fahrenheit in the summer, and warm it up to