This is a video from hospitality brand Kilmer of their latest and greatest concessions invention — a food and drink holder that stores a beverage at the bottom with food on a platform above, which also has a holder for a ramekin of dipping sauce. The drink is accessed via
This is a video of guitarist Andrea Chiarini demonstrating how to play the guitar with a fishing reel. Just attach the reel to your instrument, and, one giant skull tattoo on the top of your head later, you just reel and fret! *reeling* I think I’ve got a big one!
This is a video demonstration of how a roosting bat pees — by flipping to hang upright, opening the floodgates, then giving a good shake before returning upside-down. I didn’t expect the shake, but that’s smart — I imagine there’s nothing worse than dribbling urine in your face after a
This is a video detailing how cherries are harvested. This is not how I imagined it happening. Based on the price they charge at the supermarket, I assumed each cherry was individually inspected on the tree by a grandma who graduated from fruit college before being hand-picked and kissed for
This is a video of clever raven Gosha demonstrating his problem solving abilities in order to retrieve treats that are in the middle of a pipe too far to reach by beak. After realizing his short stick is too short to reach the treats, he uses it to push a
This is a clip from home inspector and Youtuber Bloodhound Home Inspection Services sniffing out all the shoddy craftsmanship performed during the construction of a deck he’s inspecting. Everything from improperly bolting the deck to the house, using the wrong screws for mounting brackets, using deck boards for support boards,
Because passive-aggressive is the new aggressive-aggressive, this is a video of a dude carrying a woman around upside down so she can stomp on the ceiling and give the upstairs neighbors a taste of their own medicine (and leave footprints on the ceiling). But are the neighbors above actually stompers,
This is a short video from Youtuber Rescue & Restore, demonstrating the functionality of a 19th century candle snuffer, a device that automatically extinguishes a candle after it’s melted to a certain point. Pretty clever. And here I thought the only way to extinguish candles was to wait for the