Because disgustingness knows no bounds, musician and unconventional luthier ArtMayer went and constructed a Les Paul style electric guitar out of McDonald’s french fries. Just to be clear, that is nasty. The video includes the build process, which basically involved making a guitar shaped mold out of chicken wire, then
Presumably explaining why Memorial Day weekend hotdog prices were through the roof (or the back of a trailer), a recent 18-wheeler crash on I-70 in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania spilled some 15,000 pounds of hot dog filling on the side of the road. Just look at it — so many @ssholes
This is a video from a Casper, Wyoming mechanic who had a hoarder bring her Scion xB in to have a nonfunctioning window repaired. If only she’d been hoarding working windows instead of trash. Seriously though, hoarding disorder is a real thing, and it makes me sad. And, at least
Note: Volume on. This is a video of a woman sipping on some drinkable yogurt when she spots her friend filming her, and proceeds to laugh and spit up like a 240-month old. I like the last bit of spit up at the end. You think she’s finished, but nope,
This is a video of Youtuber and waster of perfectly good cheeseburgers MrGear letting an aquarium full of maggots eat a burger, as well as some some fruits and veggies. The burger action begins at 2:10, including some close-up and timelapse footage. But what about the maggots at the bottom
Seen here about to start spraying some of that noxious blue disinfectant-deodorizer that can never quite keep the shit smell at bay, this is a video from a Denver park of a porta-potty taking to the skies in strong winds. As someone so kindly just reminded me in an email,
This is a disgustingly satisfying video of Ethan from Advanced Cleaning Solutions professionally cleaning a skating rink’s carpet after 12 years of neglect. I’m surprised it was even salvageable, but I can only assume that carpet cleaning solution Ethan uses is at least 2 parts magic. The whole job cost
This is a disgustingly satisfying video from Insider detailing a job performed by Illinois-based air-duct cleaning company Duct Heroes in which CEO Ahmad Adas and his team clean at least 47 years of dust accumulation out of a home’s vents. Ahmad suspects the home, which is over 100 years old,