This is some dashcam footage from a vehicle preparing to pass a U-Haul on Interstate 24 near Jasper, Tennessee when a large piece of ice from the top of the moving truck decides this car will not be passing go or collecting $200 and destroys its windshield with a flying

Because ignorance comes in all shapes and sizes (e.g. the shape and size of everyone in this video), this is an hour long compilation of the nation’s top at-home scientists trying to melt snowballs with lighters or candles and claiming the snow isn’t melting, it’s actually burning and the black

This is a compilation video from Kurihara, Japan’s Kurikoma-Kōgen railway station of bullet trains passing by at up to 200MPH in the snow. Could you imagine standing there? That would be terrifying. Especially if you were hoping to catch one of those trains. Me? I really don’t like traveling any

Because where there’s a beer, there’s a way, this is a video of a guy delivering a cold one to his buddy a little distance down the mountain via the beer bottle luge they packed and carved out of snow. His buddy then uses a snow shovel to pop the

Because snow is all the rage these days (we got eight inches this morning before it turned into some ungodly frozen slurry), this is a video of a man lighting the gas fire pit on his back porch while it’s still covered with snow. The result is mesmerizing. Speaking of

This is a video of snow falling from the metal roof a home in almost perfectly uniform bricks. The person who posted it to Twitter mentioned it reminds them of Klax, an Atari arcade game from 1990. Admittedly, I’m unfamiliar familiar with Klax, but it did remind me of Tetris,

This is a link to Traffic Scotland’s Trunk Road Gritter Tracker, an online map that provides real-time tracking of its snow removal and gritting trucks, all of which have been cleverly named. Some of my favorites include ‘Lord Coldemort & You’re A Blizzard Harry’, ‘The Blizzard Of Oz’, ‘Spready Mercury’,

This is a video shot by David Conrad of some snow tubers in Scranton, Pennsylvania (home of Dunder Mifflin) that turned out surprisingly cinematic in nature. Except the end, the end kind of falls apart, not unlike my performance at my company’s most recent annual talent show. “You fell off