Because ninjas are everywhere, this is a video of a man demonstrating his nunchuck skills in a sort of mashup between nunchucking and baton twirling that features a number of throws and catches. I don’t believe those are traditional nunchuck stills. Oh — Michelangelo is shaking his head no with

Because you have to make your job fun or you’ll grow to resent it and eventually stab a coworker when they ask you how your weekend was one Monday morning, this is a video of a Home Depot employee collecting carts in the parking lot when he decides to test

Skills: some people have them, and one day I’ll find something that I’m good at. *lifts hand to reveal bloody fingers with pieces of plastic glued to them* It’s not model making though. This is a video of a drone pilot expertly maneuvering his copter through the tight quarters of

In maybe mermaids really do exist news, this is a video of 4X World and European Champion synchronized swimmer Kristina Makushenko demonstrating her almost unbelievable underwater dance skills. It’s all incredible, but my favorite has to be the 360-degree walking loops she does, and the upside-down moonwalk. For skill reference,

Because trying hard and believing in yourself is the name of the game, this is a video of a knife-thrower/vaper exhaling a big cloud, then extinguishing a candle from seven meters with a blade. On his first try too. Well, on his first try of this particular take anyways. You

This is a video of Captain Hamster the (you’ll never guess) hamster solving a series of very cleverly designed Portal themed test chambers constructed by his owner. Now that is a smart hamster, and he clearly has fantastic puzzle solving skills. Because personally, some of those challenge…well, let’s just say

Because dream it and you can achieve it, this is a video of Finnish artist Juho Könkkölä folding a single square piece of 68cm (~27-inch) “wafer-thin Wenzhou paper” into a 20cm (~8-inch) samurai warrior over the course of 50 hours (thankfully, the video is condensed to five minutes) with no

This is a short timelapse video of a quadriplegic woman skillfully painting SpongeBob’s best starfish pal Patrick using nothing but her mouth. The result is most impressive, and if I could produce art even half as good there’s no doubt in my mind my mom would hang it up on