Lottery every second is just what it sounds like (well, minus any actual money — not that you were going to win anyways), a Powerball and EuroJackpot style lottery drawing every second. It’s tagline? “Why wait a week for disappointment when you can have it every second?” Ha, I’ve got

This is a 365-word essay about the passing of time written and performed by artist Henry Brown, who recorded himself speaking a single word of the essay every day in 2025. An impressive feat. If I’d attempted the same thing there’s no way my essay would be longer than four,

Because the 2026 internet is clearly off to a strong start, this is a video from There I Ruined It (previously) and Griefcat reimagining the Fleetwood Mac classic ‘Landslide’ about actual landslides and not Stevie Nicks contemplating her romantic life with or without bandmate Lindsey Buckingham. I’m not sure if

Because the things that happen behind closed doors are usually the steamiest things to happen (especially in this case), YouTuber GopherDope (easily some of my favorite dope, beaverdope too) went and constructed a clear dishwasher to see what happens in there during a wash cycle. SPOILER: lots of water blasting

This is a video of the destruction of the Death Star scene from the original Star Wars movie recreated by Industrial Light and Magic with everything made out of gingerbread. That’s cute. You know how much gingerbread I’ve eaten this holiday season? Waaaaay too much. I’ve eaten so many houses

This is a clip from racing game TrackMania² Canyon in which Youtubers DaniXks, L4Bomb4, RickardRick spent the last 9 years filling a track with 100,000 cars. The result? GLORIOUS. So many cars! And, I think I speak for everyone in the entire world plus aliens when I say that was

This is a video of Youtuber Carlos 3D Print constructing a human-sized Pokeball using a wooden frame and a ton of 3D printed panels. He then covered the ball with fiberglass and resin before painting. It looks good. Plus it has an interior that reminds me of Darth Vader’s masturbation

Refusing to be drawn into their fray by Oxford’s choice of ‘rage bait’ for word of the year, Merriam-Webster has just announced their own word of the year: slop. I wold have gone with sloppy, but that was pretty much 2025 in a nutshell. We define slop as “digital content