This is a short video of a car parked underneath a high water drain that is absolutely gushing, so hard that it’s broken the car’s rear window and is doing a quick job of turning the interior into a kiddy pool. Congratulations, now you have a water ride! The only

This is a short video of the weight of a gravel filled dump truck causing a sidewalk to collapse, and the truck to evacuate its load into the canal below. Um, hopefully that’s where they wanted all that gravel, although I’d definitely try to save some for filling the hole

Because some people are determined to not take the danger of fireworks seriously *hides bandaged hand behind back* this is a video of a 4th of July mishap in which a garage full of fireworks starts a house fire. That is unfortunate for them. One minute you think you’re going

I know I said unexpectedly in the title, but I saw that coming from a mile away. Also: a man in steel tube coffin tumbling down a mountain. Don’t worry though, apparently the man sustained a few injuries but is fine, and hopefully learned his lesson. One about not riding

Because things not going according to plan is always fate’s plan, this is a video of a recent Fantasmic! show at Disneyland where the entire 45-foot fire-breathing Maleficent dragon caught fire. Pfft, Trogdor would never accidentally burn himself. Still, you know what they say about playing with fire: always a

This is a chart detailing averages of how long it would take a modern hacker to brute force passwords of various lengths and complexity using hashed password hacking techniques. If you’re unfamiliar with hashed passwords and how they’re cracked, you can read all about the methodology used HERE. Based on

This is a video from a recent Australian football game between Brisbane and Melbourne at The Gabba stadium in Brisbane when all the lights go out due to a bulb catching fire. How exciting! Was this part of a plot to undermine the fairness of the game and win massive

This is some home security cam footage of a charging iPhone 4 spontaneously combusting. Now I know what you’re thinking, “An iPhone 4, really? Those came out way back in 2010 — they probably aren’t even compatible with today’s electricity.” And I’d be inclined to agree with you if I