This is a video of who I assume is a highly sought after circus performer bouncing a ball up a series of platforms and into a goal using only their feet. That is impressive. I was about to attempt the same thing myself before I realized if I got down

This is a video of a man performing 27 flips down a sand dune in 25 seconds. That is a lot of flips. I would have definitely puked afterwards. Or, much more likely, somewhere in the middle. And that’s assuming I don’t sprain my ankle on the very first flip.

Because, no matter what you’re doing, there’s always room to add a little flair, this is a video of 6-year old Mattea DiGirolamo performing a cartwheel on her run to first base during a recent t-ball game, while six members of the opposing team fail to pick up the ball.

This is a Great Big Story about Terry “Turbo” Burrows, the world’s fastest window cleaner. It’s actually a pretty interesting watch, and includes Terry detailing his daily regimen of getting up, drinking four cups of coffee, playing video games, then practicing cleaning a window he set up in his shed.

This is a video of what is allegedly (at least the announcers think it is) the greatest curling shot of all time, made by Swedish curler Niklas Edin at the 2023 Men’s Curling Championship. Niklas manages to avoid a couple of his own team’s previous shots, hitting the opponent’s stone

This is a video of a hooper smoothly spinning eight hula hoops on all of her extremities: two on her extended foot, one on each of her upper arms, and two on each of her wrists, all without them colliding and ruining the peformance. Impressive! Now she just needs to

To promote his new appropriately titled movie Selfiee, this is a video of Bollywood star Akshay Kumar setting the Guinness World Record for most selfies taken with different people in three minutes, with a respectable 184. He actually took 209 total, but 25 were disqualified due to being blurry, as

Note: Very strong language, solid threats. This is a compilation assembled by editor Harry Hanrahan featuring what he believes are the 100 greatest threats of all time delivered in film (prior to 2010, full list of movies used HERE). Do you agree? I do not agree. Of course I always