Because how else are you going to prove you deserve that degree, film student Keith David Brown edited Monty Python And The Holy Grail into And Grail Holy Monty Python The, a version of the movie where every spoken (or spelled) word is now in alphabetical order. Like, for the

Skyrocketing straight to the top of my Christmas list (I won’t get it, then throw a tantrum and accuse everyone of not loving me — and be at least 3/4s right), LEGO has just released a Donkey Kong™ Arcade build set. The 1,371 piece set costs $200 and produces a

Because how else are you going to play Dungeons & Dragons with actual dragons, this is a video of Youtuber Jazza and Lumin’s Workshop constructing and rolling the world’s largest die, an absolutely massive D20. The monster die was made using custom 3D printed connectors for each of the 12

Presumably in an effort to help X-Men’s Gambit (Storm told me he’s been suffering from arthritis in his throwing hand), Youtuber Emetzyakuri of Totsuka Toys has created several different card-firing guns. The first video is a pump-action shotgun style, the second video details the construction of a full-auto handgun. I

These are several videos of Poland’s Big Bike Orchestra, a six-member ensemble that, in addition to performing onstage, also cruises around town playing songs on their 6-person bike. It looks like the front-man just plays the handlebars though. Not very melodic instruments, but somebody’s gotta play them or your next

Because if you’re the only person doing something you’re automatically the record holder, this is a video of Japanese trials rider Tomomi Nishikubo setting the world records for ‘Steepest Bicycle Fakie Nose Manual’ (37.5°) and ‘Longest Distance Traveled by Bicycle Fakie Nose Manual on a Ski Jumping Hill’ (136.6m). You

Because invisibility is never not the name of the spy game, this is a video demonstration of the ‘Phantom Twist’ single-rotor drone developed by researchers at Northwestern University. Its wireframe body spins in the opposite direction of its rotor as it flies, rotating so fast that it almost disappears thanks

Because there will always be a Star Wars nerd fan out there with ungodly amounts of money to spend (hire me), the Luke Skywalker lightsaber and severed hand prop used in The Empire Strikes Back recently sold at auction for $4.69-million ($3.75-million + a 25% buyer’s premium). It is the