This is a local Minnesotan news report highlighting the Wilcraft, a mobile ice fishing house invented and manufactured by Tom Roaring (prices start around $20,000). Inspired by his desire to move to where the fish are biting instead of hoping they come to him, the vehicle can drive on ice,

This is a video from an Istanbul Metro station in Turkey where a commuter finds a cat sleeping atop the metro card scanner, and has to scan her card underneath the feline in order to activate the turnstile. Now that is a quality metro employee, and I hope they pay

Because dream it, and, provided you’re making enough Youtube money, you can achieve it, this is a video of The Q constructing and riding a bicycle with tires made out of 60 tennis balls. I bet dogs love chasing him! It looks like it rides surprisingly well (and never needs

This is Uncharted (no, not the video game), a film from Monster Energy (it gives you horns) starring the extreme snowbiking of Cody Matechuk in the fresh powder of British Columbia. If you’re unfamiliar, a snowbike is like a snowmobile version of a dirtbike, much narrower than a traditional snowmobile

Modded by Youtuber BigWR, this bicycle (I don’t think it’s actually a bicycle anymore, it looks like a unicycle with training wheels) ditches the handlebars and front wheel, replacing them with two tiny skateboard wheels instead. I like how he rides with his hands in his pockets so he’ll have

Presumably made as an accurate simulation of driving through some of the potholes around here, this is a video of a variety of different vehicles attempting to speed across a giant rectangular pit in the road. Some fare much better than others. Others don’t fare well at all, which makes

This is a video of President Chay modding a golf cart with a motorcycle engine and turning the whole thing into a real life Patty Wagon from SpongeBob (those wheels are just decorative, it has real golf cart wheels beneath the bun), then attempting to drive it 250 miles from

This is a video of Youtuber William Osman experimenting to see how many car parts he can physically remove from a vehicle and it still be functional. Obviously, he goes for the pieces that have no real effect on the car’s driveability first (doors, trunk lid, side panels, etc). His