This is a video of the fun-loving Aussies of Youtube channel How Ridiculous crushing a bunch of stuff with the massive 3-ton hammer they built. They start by driving a giant nail into the ground, followed by blasting a variety of different objects into the wild blue yonder with a
This is a video of the crew behind Youtube channel Hacksmith dropping a massive 2-ton Thor’s hammer they constructed on a bunch of stuff from 100-feet to completely obliterate it. They crush all sorts of things: a fridge, clothes dresser, kiddy pool, piano, truck, minivan, cinder block castle — super
Because why shouldn’t you order pizza off Etsy (I’ve been saying it for years!), Hawaii based seller HolomuaKitchenLLC is selling packages of ‘Da Cracka’ freeze-dried pepperoni pizza. $10 gets you a 3oz package, which probably contains more slices than you’d expect considering that shit is gonna be LIGHT. Some more
These are two videos from MoriROBO, a Japanese robotic food handling company, demonstrating The Q Crepe Robot, a countertop robotic crepe maker that spins crepes like your favorite records. But, instead of producing tasty jams, it produces delicious crepes. Yum! So, if you were wondering why I’ve already packed on
The editors at Auralnauts have taken footage from the new Obi-Wan Kenobi series (along with other Star Wars footage) to create the very watchable Larry, the story of a freewheeling drug addict set in the Star Wars universe. This is part one of six, and Auralnauts plan to release a
This is a short video of a woman taking the ride of her life, speeding down a short slide on an inflatable tube, then dropping into a giant ball pit below. Now that looks like fun. I’m talking fun with a capital F. And UN. ALL CAPS. That’s some serious
This is a video of Robert “Rocketman” Maddox (who you may recall from his 90MPH jet-powered go-kart or rocket-powered skateboard) taking his latest deathtrap out for a test spin. ‘The Dragon’ (which doesn’t have brakes or a seatbelt yet, but why would that stop a Rocketman?) is powered by a
This is a 13-minute video of rotating sandwiches accompanied by the Nintendo game music that Youtuber Bobber WCC spent “too many hours” determining which was “the most fitting for each sandwich.” Is it REALLY the most fitting for each sandwich? That’s for you to decide, because I couldn’t hear any