This is a video of British rock climber/possible faun Johnny Dawes demonstrating his no-hands climbing technique, first on a relatively small stone slab, then on a much larger and higher climb. He’s definitely got the skills. AND the tweed suit I 100% expected to see as soon as I read

These are three different angles of security cam footage from Hanoi, Vietnam of a driver who, allegedly mistaking the accelerator for the brake, reverses into a couple mopeds and a tree at relatively high speed. I like how the woman wearing the conical hat doesn’t react at all when the

MIT roboticists and Harvard mathematicians have teamed up to solve an age-old problem: how to teach a robot to brush tangled human hair without just ripping it all out and/or killing the person it’s attached to. Per MIT News while I brush my own hair in the mirror and repeatedly

Because the internet never stops churning out solid gold/super mushy turds, this is another musical mashup from Youtuber There I Ruined It (previously), this time featuring a slow speed mashup of Sir Mix-A-Lot’s posterior classic ‘Baby Got Back’ and a Bach orchestral piece conducted by Leonard Bernstein. What’s next, ‘SexyBach’

This is a video of Emma the psychiatric service dog letting her owner Tatiana know that her ball is stuck in the pool skimmer. I like how Emma is tall enough to stand on the bottom of the pool all casual-like. My dogs? My dogs don’t like water except for

this is a video of Stuart Wiggins of Youtube channel The China Traveller attempting to climb the staircase to the village of Atulie’er, which sits 800-meters (2,624 feet, ~half a mile) vertically on a mountaintop, accessible only by 2,556 steps constructed of tubular steel (each step consisting of two parallel

This is a short video of pro skater Marc-André Séguin about to run down a kid after landing a reverse boardslide but quickly picking him up instead, turning around on a ramp, then returning him back to his own board. Smooth as silk. Some more info: Professional skater Marc-André Séguin

This is a one minute timelapse video (played at 120X) of Hong Kong Jenga stacker Mengaman allegedly stacking 1,512 Jenga blocks (a world record) on a single vertical piece over the course of an hour and twenty minutes, before it collapses while he’s taking pictures and video of it. Impressive.