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,

This is a clip from Antiques Roadshow of a woman who brought a full base set of original Pokemon cards to be appraised. She says her mom bought her the cards in 1999 for around $35. Their estimated value now? Between $5,000 and $10,000. That’s quite the appreciation, and I

The BRUU Moving Beerpong Robot is a small, wheeled robot designed to hold six 16-oz Solo cups on top and randomly move around the table while you play beerpong, adding an increased level of difficulty to the game. Thankfully, it’s outfitted with sensors so it doesn’t fall off the table

This is a video of The Golden Ellie’s mom hiding from her in the under-cushion storage compartment of a sofa’s chaise. Ellie is so confused! She knows she smells her mom around there somewhere, but can’t figure out exactly where she could be. Clever girl. My dogs? If I don’t

This is a video of game-loving Australian Shepherd Spot playing a little Connect Four with her human and rage-quitting after her three-in-a-row gets blocked (valiant effort trying to cover the hole with her muzzle so the move couldn’t be made though). Honest, I don’t blame her, I do the exact

This is a video of billiard player Shane Van Boening sinking six balls on the break of a game of ten-ball. The commentators speculate he’s going to make three, but no, he doubles that. For reference, the most balls I’ve ever made on a break is probably two. MAYBE three.

Note: Full res photo HERE. Because it’s Monday and it’s best to ease into the week (like a cold pool) with an activity that requires little to no brainpower (my favorite kind of activity): find the cat. Part of it is in there somewhere. Maybe you’ll spot it right away,

This is a video of a Tennessee cheerleader attempting to retrieve a giant cardboard ‘O’ (from ‘VOLS’, camouflaged a bit on painted floor) left on the court during a recent NCAA basketball game against Arkansas. I like the play-by-play by the announcers. You’d think the cheerleaders, or at least somebody