Because passive-aggressive is the new aggressive-aggressive, this is a video of a dude carrying a woman around upside down so she can stomp on the ceiling and give the upstairs neighbors a taste of their own medicine (and leave footprints on the ceiling). But are the neighbors above actually stompers,

This is a video highlighting the life of Lilikoi, whose caretaker Emma takes her to swim with her nurse shark friend Sharky every day on Fakarava Island in French Polynesia. Apparently the interspecies friendship has been blossoming for two years, with both parties seeming to enjoy the other’s company. That’s

This is a video of bagpiper Ally The Piper performing the the tastiest part of the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers theme on her instrument as part of her ongoing series, Does It Bagpipe? I would say that, yes, this definitely pipes. The pipes in my bathroom? They are clearly not

This is a video of 20-year old Instagram user smoothyoki_ explaining how he’s one of the richest people on the planet, and how you, too, can be so rich. You know, just not rich in material wealth. Haha, no, for that you’ll need to fleece a bunch of suckers online

Surely something that you don’t see every day (unless you work at a zoo and are in charge of the anteaters — you hiring?), this is a video of a giant anteater helicoptering its tongue around to drink from a sprinkler. Now THAT’S a tongue! For reference, I can’t even

This is a clip of percussionist Joe Porter playing the Windows XP shutdown theme on 15 different percussion instruments in a row, accompanied by a string quartet. It brought back memories. Mostly, of my computer shutting down in college when I was in the middle of doing something important. “Like

This is a video of psychologist Dr. Scott Eilers explaining why everyone annoys you. If that’s the case, it’s possible you’re an introvert with high social skills that’s good at reading people and situations, but doesn’t desire social interaction. So when you meet someone like yourself you pass like two

This is a video of musician Luna Lee (who I had the pleasure of seeing perform live at Disneyland many moons ago) covering Prince’s 1984 ultra-banger ‘Purple Rain’ on a traditional Korean gayageum. She does a fantastic job — very emotive. Me? I try to show as little emotion as