Because people come up with the weirdest sh1t when their parents take away the internet and force them to play outside, these are several videos of musician Matt Ciliberto performing the intros to Black Sabbath’s ‘Iron Man’, AC/DC’s ‘Highway To Hell’ and Deep Purple’s ‘Smoke on the Water’ by “strumming”

This is a clip of a French bulldog balancing a blue ball on its nose and back while running and playing on the beach. It’s almost hard to believe it’s so good it, and I had to zoom and enhance the video for signs of CGI. It’s real though. Most

This is a video from the fun-loving Aussies of How Ridiculous rolling 200 soccer balls down a practice ski jump ramp in Park City, Utah towards a single goalie at the bottom. Me? I would have stopped all those balls. Also, they really could have used famed Telemundo football commentator

This is a short clip of New York Knicks player Josh Hart using the back of Celtics opponent Jrue Holiday for a 3-point assist after committing to a jump shot and realizing he’d get an up-and-down traveling call if he didn’t do something with the ball. So he bounces his

Because everybody’s reaction to near-death experiences is different, this is a video of a baseball batter taking a ball square to the front of the helmet and not even flinching. Does he even have reflexes? Also, what was the ruling on this, because it looks like he takes off for

This is a video of Round Table, a kinetic sculpture created by South Korean artist U-ram Choe, where 18-headless straw figures appear to squat and stand to balance a single rubber band “head” on the table atop their backs, and prevent it from rolling off. Wow. Wow wow wow. This

This is a compilation video of young Deccan demonstrating his extreme skill with a hockey stick and ball or puck, making a bunch of ridiculously impressive trick shots. Sadly, Deccan was diagnosed with Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DND) at the age of 3, and could be in a wheelchair as young

These are a couple videos of people who have attached cordless drills to the player rods of foosball tables and play with the press of a trigger instead of the flick of a wrist. It’s basically just a giant spinning mess. I’m sorry, but I have no tolerance for spinners,