This is a worthwhile video posted by Cypress Hill on Facebook (what world do we live in?) of a bear practicing with what appear to be homemade nunchucks, appropriately set to the band’s ‘When The Shit Goes Down’. Man, there is no question that when the shit goes down that

Portland, Oregon based Etsy shop TheKingsShilling constructs “quality custom leather goods and armor made by hand!” Including custom pet armor. The store estimates basic no-frills armor for a small dog will run around $150, while the armor seen in the picture above is more along the lines of $600. Thankfully,

This is a video of Jason of Mount Baker Mining And Metals discussing and demonstrating the process in which beer and liquor (plus some pasta sauce) bottles are recycled into sand. Basically it involves using a jaw crusher and then hammer mill with progressively smaller screen size to reduce the

This is a video of Youtuber Bourbon Moth Woodworking turning his Toro ride-on lawnmower into a sweet wooden tank, complete with moving tracks and functional potato cannon. Plus it still cuts grass! Man, if my lawnmower was this cool I might have actually enjoy cutting the grass. But noooooo, I’ve

This is a video of a samurai sword performer demonstrating his sword swinging skills along with numerous different resheathing tricks. Which one was your favorite? I think mine was the one at the end of the short performance starting at 0:30. You know, I wish my mom would give me

This is a commercial for Papa Cristo’s Greek Grill on West Pico in Los Angeles, starring and self-produced by Ja-Rule. Some more info while I wonder if 8:30AM is too early for a gyro and some baklava (SPOILER: it isn’t). He produced it himself for TBS’ new reality TV show,

This is a video of rope darter Flow Mayhem performing some original Kill Bill Gogo Yubari inspired rope dart choreography to the movie’s’Battle Without Honor Or Humanity’ as performed by Imaoka Remi. Per one Youtube commenter: I was hoping she would do the neck move, didn’t disappoint Ah, the neck

These are several shots of the ‘Ring Of Fire’ resin rings produced by Etsy shop Apollo’s Rings. The $60 finger candy is made with two different types of glow powder that, after being exposed to a UV light source like the sun, make them appear to glow like molten lava.