These are several shots of the alphabet pencil painstakingly carved by artist Fouad Kebdani. Could you imagine the lead breaking when you were carving X? I would rage quit so hard. Shoot, I’d rage quit if the lead broke when I was working on B. But if I was working

To celebrate his 76th birthday, this is a video of Rubik’s Cube artist BigWendy creating a portrait of Erno Rubik while blindfolded, using those tactile Rubik’s Cubes. That’s nice, I bought him cupcakes. Well, I bought me cupcakes. Some more info: As a Happy Birthday, I dedicated my first blindfolded

This a video from the Windows to the Deep expedition off the coast of South Carolina starring a team of researchers commenting on the shark-on-swordfish-carcass feeding frenzy when a large grouper casually grabs a shark up in a single bite. Apparently the grouper used the unmanned submersible as cover to

This is a video of two of Fuji-Q Highland amusement park’s top executives riding the park’s pride and joy roller coaster Fujiyama while wearing masks, and as stoically as possible to demonstrate just how little fun one can have riding a roller coaster. While amusement parks have reopened in the

Note: Keep your volume down and prepare for impact. This is a video of two Iranian women recording themselves singing along to a song in the car with zero eyes on the road when they crash. Thankfully, both only suffered minor injuries, and I hope this serves as a powerful

This is a video of an AutoZone employee hiding in the rafters so he can spray his unaware coworker with foaming hand sanitizer like Spider-Man webbing a baddie and win the “hand sanitizer war” they’re playing. How did he even get up there? That’s like playing hide-and-seek and actually getting

These are the Icon Trolley Suitcases designed by Crash Baggage and for sale on Amazon. They’re available in three different sizes (carry-on, $340; medium, $380; large, $420), eleven different colors, and look like every other suitcase after a few flights. If they were really going for authenticity they should also

This is a video made from film footage taken around Tokyo, Japan from 1913-1915 that has been upscaled to 4K resolution and 60 frames/second, with deflickering, colorization, and facial restoration. It’s amazing to say the least. I feel like I just stepped out of my time machine, which was shocking