This is a video of former Nirvana drummer and current Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl performing with his band Mission Impossible all the way back in 1985. He was 16 at the time, and clearly already had the skills to pay the bills. Or at least to buy snacks and

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

In hold my beer news, this is a video of Scottish cyclist Danny MacAskill (previously) riding his bike across the length of a tennis net. What is he, practicing to be an extreme ball boy or something? Because that would make tennis a lot more exciting to watch. Right now

This is a video of pro inline skater Ilia Savosin strapping wheeled office chair bases to his feet and hitting an indoor skate park to show off his skills. And what skills he has! I didn’t expect much, but he delivered so much more. Always a pleasant surprise, especially when

This is a video of Polish stunt pilot Lukasz Czepiela landing a specially modified plane (total weight reduced to 940 pounds, main fuel tank moved to rear for harder braking, plus nitrous added for taking off again) on the 87-foot diameter helipad atop the 56-story Burj Al Arab Jumeirah hotel

Because shredding knows no boundaries, this is a video of musician Bernth (previously seen playing an acoustic guitar filled with water) performing his own ‘Banjo Death Shred’ on, well, banjo. It’s like death metal meets Deliverance. Which, just for the record, is not a combo I’d like to run into

This is a video of pro golfer Jeff Hayden Buckley sinking a hole in one on the Waterworld themed 17th at the Players Championship in Ponte Verda Beach, Florida over the weekend. That’s cool. Unfortunately for him, Hayden was cut from the tournament with a +3. Now I don’t know

Because it’s always a pleasant reminder to see that some people are still out there working hard to do the things that really matter, this is a video of dog trainer Wolfgang Lauenburger (previously) setting the Guinness World Record for most dogs in a conga line, with a respectable 14.