In what is arguably the most important time capsule of all time, TikTok user Sunday Nobody built and buried a 3,000-pound concrete sarcophagus not to be reopened for 10,000 years containing a single snack size bag of Flamin’ Hot Cheetos encased in resin for future civilizations to discover, and, presumably,
This is a short clip from The Pirate, released in 1948, of a man kissing a woman after flipping the cigarette he’s smoking back into his mouth, then flipping it back out after the kiss to cover her face in a cloud of smoke. Or maybe he’s just blowing her
This is a video of NBC10 Philadelphia’s Emmy award-winning reporter Sheila Watko providing a traffic report while packing in 23 out of 26 of the new track titles from Taylor Swift’s ‘Midnights’ and Carly Rae Jepsen’s ‘The Loneliest Time’ into the segment. That’s fun. Way more fun than a regular
This is a video of somebody who pimped out (poor word choice) their Nissan Sentra with all the extra car badges they could find, creating some sort of unholy conglomerate. That’s one hell of an upgrade package they’ve got there. It’s like that Johnny Cash song ‘One Piece At A
Because why should you be inconvenienced after making a mistake when you can just inconvenience and/or seriously injure other people, this is a video of a motorist who missed their exit on a highway stopping in the middle of the road in order to make the return to the exit,
This is a video of some guy who I’m assuming is on drugs playing on the swings at a music festival and attempting a backflip but kissing the planet instead. Swinging: it isn’t for everyone. Especially those who want their partner all to themselves. My girlfriend says that’s normal, but
Because what is practicing law if not the art of lying and cheating, University of Malga law professor Yolana De Lucchi recently caught a test-taker trying to cheat during a Criminal Procedural Law exam using information he etched into the side of his Bic pens. Wow, you’d think after all
This is a video of a precious red panda at a zoo coming outside from its sleep enclosure and being threatened by a rock. Quickly taking the offensive, it slaps the rock a few times and makes itself as large as it can by standing on its back legs and