In delicious karma news, this is some dashcam footage of a cool guy biker doing burnouts while waiting at a stoplight, causing the SUV driver behind him to have to roll up their windows due to all the rubbery smoke. The biker then gets a flat just 30 seconds later.
This is a video from Matt Anderson, who couldn’t find his phone while driving but knew it was nearby because it was playing music via Bluetooth. Finally, he located the phone, and his copilot captured footage of it teetering on the vehicle’s hood. How did neither one of you see
This is a video of musician Eric Carr playing the drums he set up in the style of QWERTY keyboard, so as he types something out with his drumsticks, he’s also performing a drum solo. Does he type 69 and BALLS a whole bunch? Yes. He also types a 8======D
NOTE: Caught going around the internet again so I moved it to the front page, although I’d already started writing the article before a dim light (possibly a weak lightning bug kept in a jar too long) went off in the back of my brain and I decided to search
This is some security cam footage of a woman who, unable to tame her wild moped, proceeds to drive it through what appears to be a plastic pot store (thank goodness it wasn’t a china shop), knocking over piles of inventory before finally crashing into display rack and coming to
Presumably after ignoring the posted signage, this is a clip of a family of tourists in their Nissan Armada painfully passing through the Shrine Drive-Thru Tree at the Avenue of the Giants in Myers Flat, California, scraping the SUV and destroying their sideview mirrors in the process. The 175-foot redwood
These are a couple videos of people who have attached cordless drills to the player rods of foosball tables and play with the press of a trigger instead of the flick of a wrist. It’s basically just a giant spinning mess. I’m sorry, but I have no tolerance for spinners,
This is a video from a recent Indiana State vs Iowa college baseball game in which an Indiana State outfielder pretends to catch a Iowa batter’s home run ball, convincing him enough that the hitter stops running and begins to walk off the field. As he does, his teammates urge