This is some home security cam footage of a young driver who, exiting the house, notices he’s blocked in and even acknowledges it with a “I’m blocked in, dude.” Then he gets in his truck and immediately backs into the car that was blocking him in like he has the
Because if everything is bigger in Texas, then Australia is Texas working out in prison on butt-smuggled steroids, dead set on revenge as soon as it can break out (possibly Kool-Aid Man style), this is a video of a massive 6 pound toad that was found by park rangers in
Because what are big brothers for if not almost getting you killed, this is a video of a kid bringing down a healthy part of an abandoned building after removing enough bricks from a pillar while (I assume, based on my own relationship) his brother films. That, wow — that
This is some footage from the 2017 Iowa State Fair’s husband calling contest, in which wives compete by calling their husbands. Not on the phone, mind you — by yelling. The winner takes home a ribbon, five bucks, but, most importantly, bragging rights, which are invaluable. I may not have
This is a video of Polish MMA fighter and loose cannon Amadeusz ‘Ferrari’ Roslik sucker punching Youtuber Sadek while Sadek spoke with Monika Laskowska about him during an interview. Apparently Roslik has a history of unsportsmanlike conduct (I’m as shocked as you are) and has been reprimanded it for it
This is a 60-second documentary (the perfect documentary length in my opinion) highlighting German extreme mountain unicyclist Lutz Eichholz. In his own words about why he does what he does: “I think it’s important to be scared. It’s the only that thing which avoids that you die. When people see
This is allegedly the most exciting 61 seconds the world of darts has ever seen, which took place between Michael Smith and Michael van Gerwenat at the’23 World Darts Championship. In the video, both players throw flawlessly in a game of 501 (throwing 7 triple 20s, a single triple 19,
This is a video that’s been mirrored for some reason (I’m great at reading credit card numbers upside-down and backwards) of a runner willing to go the extra mile (or meter), by Supermanning across the finish line, beating out an opponent who thought he had the race in the bag.