[MaxBigfoot]

I LOL'ed quite a bit watching this one.

(For the record, the lady in the still below is the barmaid, and not the lead character)

I chuckled quite a bit too.   

[TheZookie007]

I LOL'ed quite a bit watching this one.

(For the record, the lady in the still below is the barmaid, and not the lead character)

Very creative, very well-animated, very funny, and just five or so minutes!

[rtpoe]

Anna Chojnicka bruises bananas to create momentary masterpieces. It takes several hours for the bruising to develop and her bruised banana art only looks good for 10 minutes -- but she happily eats each one when she’s done, ready for inspiration to strike again the next day.

[TheZookie007]

Anna Chojnicka bruises bananas to create momentary masterpieces. It takes several hours for the bruising to develop and her bruised banana art only looks good for 10 minutes -- but she happily eats each one when she’s done, ready for inspiration to strike again the next day.

That is crazy talent right there!

[TheZookie007]

The vastly-underutilized Melissa Villaseñor has a truly remarkable set of c ele bri ty impressions. In eight minutes on Late Night with Seth Meyers, she does Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez, Dolly Parton, Owen Wilson, Natalie Portman, Ana Navarro, and Kristen Wiig, and nails each one.

[MaxBigfoot]

Anna Chojnicka bruises bananas to create momentary masterpieces. It takes several hours for the bruising to develop and her bruised banana art only looks good for 10 minutes -- but she happily eats each one when she’s done, ready for inspiration to strike again the next day.

That is just amazing.   

[rtpoe]

C.H. Danhauser has been "editing" bits of the animated Star Trek to have Spock explain logical fallacies to the crew. This one, on "Argumentum ad Populum" (Appeal to the Majority), was the first. The most recent one, #29, was just added two weeks ago.

[rtpoe]

So there are these people who call themselves "highpointers". Their mission in life is to visit the highest point in each state and territory.

Skye Marthaler is one of them. He creates videos where, on his way to each of them, he talks about geology, history, and geography. Hey, you've got to have something to talk about when the high point is somewhere in the middle of a field and you get there by parking on the road and walking a couple dozen yards (Delaware), or actually on the side of a mountain that has its peak in the state over the border:

[Cutter]

Physics be damned, actually not.  This video shows how you can actually go faster than the wind, going DOWNWIND.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyQwgBAaBag

[MaxBigfoot]

I thought this was pretty interesting.  The most scientifically accurate films of all time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWU8aDEuQ-c

[rtpoe]

SUCK IT, ELON MUSK! Finland's got you beat (on cost, at least)

[MaxBigfoot]

Miley Cyrus feat. WATT, Elton John, Yo-Yo Ma, Robert Trujillo, Chad Smith – “Nothing Else Matters”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DqoQY9bobow

This blew me away.

[Cutter]

We younger generations have nothing on the pranks pulled during the Second World War.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzsBvxyGBj4

The Lady from the OSS had God-Tier Trolling ability.

And imagine 80 men on a sub all with the runs because you pissed off Norway.

[rtpoe]

IT.

IS.

FINISHED.

[TheZookie007]

C.H. Danhauser has been "editing" bits of the animated Star Trek to have Spock explain logical fallacies to the crew. This one, on "Argumentum ad Populum" (Appeal to the Majority), was the first. The most recent one, #29, was just added two weeks ago.

As Mr. Spock would say: "Fascinating!"