This is a short, almost perfect internet video. It has everything: things you saw coming from a mile away, plus SURPRISES. So — is everything a coincidence, or is there an undercurrent of order in the universe? “Coincidence.” Good answer — everything is chaos. Especially cats and my life. View

Because robots don’t like competition, this is a video of a robotic vacuum pushing a lil creamsicle cat named Indy (we named the cat Indiana) underneath a chair. That’s just like a robot to try sweeping a problem under the rug (in this case a chair) instead of addressing it

This is a video highlighting the superpowers of a little Spider-Girl in China, who likes to crawl up the corner of the marble walls in the living room and watch cartoons from the ceiling. Apparently the family lives in a coastal town, where the humidity may help with the girl’s

This is a video of some brave spelunkers exploring a small hole in the woods that leads directly to a 220-foot deep cave well, with some sketchy (and water-filled) passageways leading away from it at the bottom. For someone who’s claustrophobic, it was a terrible time, and I wouldn’t be

This is a short video captured by Torrejón de Ardoz, Spain resident and pet sitter Alina Adriana Ivas of a group of cats holding council in the top of a tree. Apparently they have this meeting every day. I hope those aren’t the pets Alina is supposed to be sitting.

This is an Instagram video of dad Mason Smith (aka thedadsocial) constructing a Power Wheels sized tow-behind camper for his two daughters. Man, that thing looks SWEET. Just needs a mini barbecue for cooking sliders and cocktail weenies. 2 hours, a couple sheets of plywood, a second hand $25 powerwheel

This is a video highlighting the most popular album from each year 1960 – 2024 according to number of Spotify streams. I have certainly contributed to more than a few of these numbers. Women’s regretful relationships as well.

Constructed by Youtube channel HeroTech, this is a lightsaber that extends and retracts in a manner that looks convincingly like the real (fictional) thing. The blade extends thanks to a coiled sheet spring, the same tech that’s used in a magician’s magically extending cane. The result is quite impressive, and,