This is a video of the Guinness World Record longest domino wall crumbling. The wall, which measures a respectable 4-foot tall, 169-feet long, and contains 54,321 dominos, takes a full 90-seconds to fall from beginning to end. For reference, I don’t have a steady enough hand to build a domino

This is a video of a good Samaritan attempting to fix a malfunctioning traffic/crosswalk light and bringing the whole pole down in the process. From what I could gather, the pole was being supported entirely by that tiny stick at its base, the same way you’d prop up a box

This is a video created by Youtuber Funkyzeit Games using Unreal Engine 5 to make “a Mario game I always wish existed.” In case you couldn’t tell from the screenshot, it’s much darker than the usual Mario fare Nintendo produced. And I would play it. I would play it SO

This is a video of unassuming ex-drug trafficker Pieter Tritton (who spent 10 years in an Ecuadorian prison as a result of his involvement) rating eight different television series and movies scenes of drug trafficking for realism. Shows and movies include Narcos, Breaking Bad, Blow, Sons Of Anarchy, El Chapo,

This is a rare outtake from the 1964 production of Mary Poppins in which stars Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke lip-sync each other’s singing parts to ‘Chim Chim Cher-ee’. It looks like they were having a blast. There’s also an outtake of Julie yodeling to get the magic smoke

This is a 10-hour video of Jupiter rotating in real time, completing one full revolution in the process. Now don’t expect a tilt-a-whirl here, it takes ten hours to complete one rotation, so it’s slow to the naked eye. But to the eyes wearing a sexy lace thong like mine

This is a video of the fun-loving Aussies of Youtube channel How Ridiculous crushing a bunch of stuff with the massive 3-ton hammer they built. They start by driving a giant nail into the ground, followed by blasting a variety of different objects into the wild blue yonder with a

These are a couple videos of artist Leandro Erlich’s ‘Seeing Is Not Believing’ exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston, Texas. This particular piece involves a building facade the ground, with a giant mirror tilted above it at a 45-degree angle, so, when viewed in the mirror, visitors