In we know a thing or two because we’ve seen a thing or two news, this is a video of a peacock that was clearly feeling a little — wait for it — peckish and scratched the everliving shit out of a car door trying to battle itself. I particularly

Lovingly crafted by maker of things Crescent Shay over the course of (I assume) many centuries, this chainmail cocktail dress is constructed of 2,652 pennies. Inspired by scalemail, to make the dress Shay first had to collect all the pennies (more than she anticipated), wash them, then drill three holes

This is a video from mail carrier Jenn Buckman, who spotted a dog wearing a Dr. Pepper case on its head like a battle helmet while she was delivering the mail. Admittedly, a fine helmet, although, as the time I spent Halloween dressed as a knight completely lost in the

This is a video of two cordless power attached to the same bit with their triggers zip-tied down doing battle on the floor of a construction site. According to the video’s creator: “We were on our 30 min lunch break and Andres started to talk about which drill was toughest

This is a video (including some onboard bot footage) of a litter of kittens interacting with a terrifying hexapod battle robot. If I were one of those kittens I would have torn that damn thing’s legs off after it fired that air hockey puck, but that’s just me and I’m

Because doing battle is a way of life, this is a video of a guy using his straw to blowdart sticky boba tea balls onto the sweatshirt of a friend walking in front of him. The sound it makes is great. Sucks to be that guy! I mean unless he

This is a video from Insider of nunchuck master and stuntwoman Thekla Hutyrova discussing the proper use of the weapons while rating their use in different movie scenes. I learned a lot by watching it. Mostly, that yelling “HI-YA!” and swinging them around as wildly as you can probably isn’t

This is a clip from an episode of BattelBots featuring a rake swinging robot battling a fire drone that sports commentator Jomboy has added his own play-by-play to. If you ask most people it’s way better than the original commentary, or “Sir are you going to order or not?” if