This is a gallery of New Zealand woodworker Henk Verhoeff’s various furniture creations, which appear to be cartoon inspired in both their funhouse mirror proportions and apparent damage. Henk estimates each piece takes between 80 and 100 hours to complete, and pieces are occasionally available through eBay auctions linked on

This is a short video of a juggler demonstrating his skills with a rather unorthodox six-ball routine. He’s dancing, he’s spinning, he’s kicking — he’s throwing and catching multiple balls at once. Now I know the Youtube video description says it’s a five ball routine, but I also know counting

This is an impressive stop-motion/ASMR video of the preparation and baking of a LEGO pizza, as created by Youtuber Bebop using 2,890 individual photos. As far as stop-motion LEGO videos go, this is a great example. Although prior to watching the video I assumed those circular white pieces on top

These are two worthwhile videos of TikTok user funklord_vader performing a bunch of very impressive Star Wars character impressions in the mirror, using the line ‘I love it when you call me senorita,’ which is apparently from a Shawn Mendes/Camila Cabello song that I just had to look up. Like

This is a video from TikTok user jamestrout11 of a man (I’m not sure if that’s him in the video or not) trying to get somewhere with his suitcase, but his suitcase being completely disagreeable. That’s actually happened to me before, and I just left my suitcase there. “I’m going

This is a surprisingly worthwhile video of some of the world’s best extreme pogo riders doing their thing, filmed in slow motion. Some of those tricks, my goodness! Kinda makes me wish I had my old Pogo Ball. I don’t though, because I twisted my ankle (warning: links to the

This is the winner of GoPro Of The World’s best line, an incredibley bike run by Dave Herr. How he was able to navigate some of those tiny pathways at that speed is beyond me. Such coordination. I mean I can barely keep my car off the sidewalk and this

This is a video of fifth generation tatami (traditional Japanese woven straw mat) craftsman Kenji Yamada producing a giant dragon design for a room. How awesome is that? If you take martial arts lessons in a dojo with a floor that looks like this, there’s no way your sensei doesn’t