This is a video of a horn player spiritedly holding an infinitely long note using a circular breathing technique (breathing in through the nose while blowing out through the mouth using air stored in the cheeks). One of their bandmates humorously comes over to try to stop them before the

Completely destroying the previous record of a hardly worthy 65 cubes, 16-year old Nova Scotian teen Saul Halfting spent an hour and twelve minutes solving 211 Rubik’s Cubes back-to-back while bouncing on a pogo stick. Wow, and I have yet to solve even a single Rubik’s cube, bouncing or not.

This is a video of a border collie demonstrating its herding abilities by leading a brood of ducklings to water (in the form of a mud puddle). Impressive! Now if only it could lead my roommate to the shower that would be great, because he smells RIPE. And obviously not

Because everybody needs a hobby and a hobby that doesn’t cost anything is ideal, these are several videos of cool, calm, and collected Aleksei Shlega demonstrating his ability to balance random objects on top of one another, creating precarious sculptures in the process. Man, his hands must be STEADY. My

Because nothing says Australia quite like kangaroos and boomerangs, this is a video of the two combined into a kangaroo shaped boomerang crafted by Redditor Ravi from Texas (wait, what?). Damn, that thing flies NICE. Did you know there are left-handed and right-handed boomerangs? I did not, which might explain

This is some footage from inside the cab of an ambulance as the driver navigates crowded streets like they’re practically empty (with liberal use of their noise-maker) while their passenger scrolls their Instagram feed. Hey, everybody contributes in their own way. Now these driving skills — these are the skills

In what’s life but a series of jumping through hoops news, this is a video of what I assume are three aspiring circus performers all jumping through a hula hoop in a single 360-degree rotation of the ring in one guy’s hand. That is impressive. For reference, I only learned

This is a video of 12-year old British-Zulu drummer Nandi Bushell covering Neil Peart’s percussion on Rush’s ‘Tom Sawyer’ like she can do this in her sleep. For reference, I can’t do anything in my sleep except have terrifyingly realistic nightmares and accidentally (but thankfully) farting myself awake. Per Nandi: