This is a short video of Amazon customer and humorist Scott Bragg providing proof that he never received a delivery from Amazon by highlighting the empty spot on the porch where his package should have been. But how did you know the driver would leave it right there, Scott? MAYBE

Because freaky deaky is all around us (but particularly concentrated at comic conventions), this is a video from cosplayer Daracell of another cosplayer dressed as The Ring’s Samara climbing out of a television set at Atlanta Comic-Con 2023. A fantastic job, but even if it is on wheels, I’d hate

In this cleverly edited video by Youtuber eli_handle_b․wav (previously), everyone’s favorite deficient boss Michael Scott finds himself working aboard the Normandy during the events of Mass Effect II. Is he any better suited for bossing in space than on Earth? Does a cow have four stomachs? “Yes?” No — the

Because by any means necessary, this is a video from a Dutch soccer match in which Feyenoord goalkeeper Justin Bijlow races out of the box to make a tackle against Twente player Virgil Misidjan, sending the ball out of play. Then Virgil, releasing an opportunity for a quick score without

This is a short compilation video of video artist Zach King’s clever perspective based editing tricks, usually grabbing something huge in the background only for it to appear small in Zach’s hands. That’s fun. Or, who knows, maybe he’s a legit wizard. I’m joking, I’m pretty sure I know all

This is a video of two Nebraskan sousaphone players at Bennington High School (which apparently had no problem lifting their mascot from the University Of Wisconsin) having a lightsaber duel, and providing the appropriate lightsaber sound effects with their instruments. That’s fun. Way funner than anything I did in high

This is a short video of a river of watermelons being floated from where they were grown to where they’re being transported. Apparently it’s important to keep watermelons cool after harvest for maximum deliciousness, so this clever farmer is killing two birds with one stone. At least until I found

Spotted at Brickworld Chicago 2022 (my ban isn’t lifted until 2028), this M.C. Escher inspired LEGO fountain features water made of LEGO diamonds flowing uphill via LEGO-driven conveyor belts. Pretty clever. Granted it’s not the most convincing water I’ve ever seen, but we are talking about LEGO here — they’re