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Japanese TV Show Contestants Dress as Billiard Balls and Act Out a Perfect Pool Break Shot
Masquerade is a popular Japanese variety show, produced by NTV Japan, where competitive people from all walks of life have to creatively use props to represent a given theme. In a Masquerade video released in 2013, they featured a group of individuals who dress up as billiard balls and brilliantly act out someone sinking all […]
An Amazing Computer Sensor That Works With Bows From Stringed Instruments to Make Music
Musically trained engineer Koka Nikoladze, maker of amazing analog beat machines, also created Koka’s Bow Sensor, a computer sensor makes music when used with a bow. Koka’s bow sensor is basically a musical instrument. Or It rather extends various existing interfaces into bowed instruments. The bow sensor was designed and produced by Koka Nikoladze in […]
A Fluffy Ragdoll Cat Sits Upright on the Sofa to Watch Himself on YouTube
Timo the Ragdoll, the wonderfully curious and slightly conceited cat sat upright on his human’s comfy sofa to watch an adorable YouTube video of himself playing with Koi fish. Timo the Ragdoll cat is watching himself and his friends on the laptop, seems very suprised. Help Laughing Squid grow with a monthly pledge of support.
The Philosophy of Bill Murray and His Detached Comedic Sensibility
Wisecrack explores the philosophy of Bill Murray and his detached comedic sensibility. Although Bill Murray himself only dates back to 1950, the roots of philosophy can be traced back as early as 15th-century Japan. Help Laughing Squid grow with a monthly pledge of support.
Throne Wars, A Mashup of Game of Thrones and Star Wars
“Throne Wars” is a mashup of scenes from Game of Thrones cut to audio from classic Star Wars films. The video was created by producer Felipe Haurelhuk and editor Christiani Buffoni for Darth Blender. SPOILER ALERT!!! A long time ago, in a Westeros far far away, nothing and nobody could stop the expansion of an […]
How to Make 10 Amazing Optical Illusions
In partnership the newly released film, Now You See Me 2, Richard Wiseman of Quirkology demonstrates how to make 10 amazing optical illusions. Help Laughing Squid grow with a monthly pledge of support.
Coyote Peterson Feeds a Hungry Rescued Baby Toucan a Yummy Fruit Salad Using a Spoon
While spending time in Costa Rica, Brave Wilderness host Coyote Peterson had the wonderful opportunity to hand feed a baby toucan a some yummy fruit salad with a spoon. The toucan had fallen out of its nest as a hatchling and was rescued by the Alturas Wildlife Sanctuary, a non-profit organization whose motto is “rescue, […]
The What’s Inside Channel Cuts Open a Black Box Flight Recorder After Dropping It From a Helicopter
The father and son team of Dan and Lincoln from the What’s Inside? channel cut open a black box flight recorder after dropping it from a helicopter. It took quite a bit of cutting with a power saw to get through the box, which only suffered some minor scuffs from its 500-foot fall onto jagged […]
Angry Dodge Journey Owners Crush Their $40,000 Lemon Vehicle Using a Tank
Destroy My Jeep is a website, created by Ashton Wood, to help raise awareness for the Australia Consumer Law and the addition of a Lemon Law after suffering 4 years of issues and unreliability with his $49,000 Jeep. In a recent video shared by Ashton, angry Dodge Journey owners Joe and Kate of Tank My […]
How to Open a Padlock Using a Blowtorch
Taras Kulakov the “Crazy Russian Hacker” demonstrates how to open two different padlocks using a blowtorch. The locks quickly melted away under the heat of the torch, leaving behind just a puddle of melted metal on the ground. Help Laughing Squid grow with a monthly pledge of support.
Kellogg’s Is Opening Its First-Ever Permanent Café Dedicated Entirely to Cereal in Times Square
Kellogg’s has partnered with the collaborative restaurant resource Journee to present its first ever permanent café dedicated to all day cereal treats with yummy recipes developed by Milk Bar founder, chef and owner Christina Tosi. Set in the heart of Times Square, the Kellogg’s Café sports a colorfully simple dining room that was crafted by […]
Jeff Goldblum Reads a Children’s Book Version of the 1996 Independence Day Film
In an amusing new video by Mashable Watercooler, Independence Day: Resurgence star Jeff Goldblum reads a children’s book version of the 1996 film, Independence Day, titled Independence Day for Kids. Help Laughing Squid grow with a monthly pledge of support.
Sully, A Feature Biopic About Captain ‘Sully’ Sullenberger Starring Tom Hanks
Sully is a feature biopic about Captain Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger who in 2009 famously landed an Airbus A320 in the Hudson river after engine failure on flight #1549, saving everyone on board. The film stars Tom Hanks as Sullenberger and was directed by Clint Eastwood. Sully will be released on September 9, 2016. On January 15, […]
Bruce Banner and Bruce Jenner Face Off in Epic Rap Battles of History
Marvel scientist Bruce Banner (Hulk) and Bruce Jenner (Caitlyn Jenner) recently faced off in a heated episode of Epic Rap Battles of History created by Nice Peter and EpicLLOYD. The song is available to purchase on iTunes. Help Laughing Squid grow with a monthly pledge of support.
The Fantastic Four Face Their Greatest Villain, A Fox Studio Executive
In a new animated short by Dorkly, the mighty team of Fantastic Four superheroes (Reed Richards, Susan Storm, Ben Grimm, and Johnny Storm) face their greatest villain of all time, a Fox studio executive. He’s a real 4sshole. Help Laughing Squid grow with a monthly pledge of support.
Spot-On Impressions of Game of Thrones Season 6 Characters
Cardiff voice actor Scheiffer Bates shares his spot-on impressions of characters from Season 6 of Game of Thrones. via The High Definite Help Laughing Squid grow with a monthly pledge of support.
A Vacuum Cleaner Plays the Harmonica
??????? pic.twitter.com/JTZIXyrcqh — ??????@??????? (@CelloMetalgirl) June 25, 2016 A vacuum cleaner plays the harmonica in a highly amusing video shot by CelloMetaGirl. via Nerdist Help Laughing Squid grow with a monthly pledge of support.
Bloop, A Mysterious Ultra-Low Frequency Sound Recorded in the Pacific Ocean in 1997
The Bloop was a loud, low-frequency sound recorded in the Pacific Ocean in 1997, but its origin remained a mystery for years. The Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration believes they have solved the mystery by comparing the Bloop to the sound of underwater icequakes. via RT Help Laughing Squid grow […]
How Calorie Content Is Calculated in Food
In answer to a reader submitted question, Simon Whistler, host of the informative video series “Today I Found Out” explained what a calorie is, how calories were counted in the past and how food manufacturers currently calculate a calorie when labeling food. In 1990, under The Nutrition Labeling and Education Act of 1990, the FDA […]
The Dizzying Beauty of Vincent Van Gogh’s Art as Seen Through a Tilt-Shift Lens
Inspired by the experimental work of Artcyclopedia, redditor melonshade posted a series in which the art of Vincent Van Gogh was being viewed through a tilt-shift lens. The photographic effect made the artist’s legendary colors pop from the page in a dizzying array of beauty. I saw this a while back and it inspired me […]
FUEL, An Animated Short About Two Clumsy Car Mechanics With Engine Problems
MOPA college student Jalabert Camille has created “FUEL,” an amusing animated short film about two clumsy car mechanics with all sorts of engine problems. via The Awesomer Help Laughing Squid grow with a monthly pledge of support.
Why Lights at Night Can Lead to Less Restful Sleep
Bite Size Psych took a scientific look at the reason why light at night interrupts sleeping patterns, suppresses melatonin production and disturbs circadian rhythms. When you’re exposed to a significant amount of light, specifically of the blue wave, your body suppresses melatonin production to make you feel more awake. Normally this evolutionary design works pretty […]
Paul Williams Wears Full Planet of the Apes Makeup to Sing for Johnny Carson on The Tonight Show
Paul Williams appeared on the February 9, 1973 episode of The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson to sing “Here’s That Rainy Day” while wearing his full orangutan makeup from filming Battle for the Planet of the Apes. Williams played the character of Virgil in the film which was released on June 15, 1973. via B3ta, The […]
Twinkie the Jack Russell Terrier Sets Guinness World Record for Popping 100 Balloons in 39.08 Seconds
Guinness World Record recently shared footage of Twinkie the Jack Russell Terrier from California setting the world record for popping 100 balloons in an astonishing time of 39.08 seconds. The adorable pup, who is owned by experienced dog trainer Doree Sitterly, beat the record of 41.67 seconds which was achieved by Cally the Wonderdog and […]
An Art Print That Features a Comprehensive Guide to Alcohol by Main Ingredient or Geographic Origin
The All-Encompassing Almanac Of Alcohol by Pop Chart Lab is an 18″ x 24″ art print that features a comprehensive guide to spirit varieties categorized by main ingredient or country of origin. This print is available for preorder for shipping on or after June 30, 2016. Proceed posthaste to this compleat cataloguing of alcohols! At […]
The Sport of Penny Farthing Bicycle Racing Is Alive and Well
A video by Great Big Story revealed that the sport of penny-farthing bicycle racing is still alive and well. Forget lowrider bikes, the O.G. bicyclists rode high atop penny farthings. These old-school bikes with on oversized front wheel require excellent balance, and are still raced by cyclists today. We spoke with a penny farthing champion about […]
The Colorful Trolls Dance and Are Kidnapped by Evil Bergen in the First Official ‘Trolls’ Trailer
DreamWorks has released the first official trailer for Trolls, a new animated comedy film from the creators of Shrek based on the popular plastic dolls with furry hair. The first trailer follows the leader of the Trolls, Princess Poppy (Anna Kendrick), and Branch (Justin Timberlake) as they go on a quest to save their own […]
A Piece-by-Piece Look at How Old a Human Body Really Is
The NPR series Skunk Bear took a piece-by-piece look at how old different parts of a human body are to answer the question “How Old Is Your Body, Really?” Do all of your cells get switched out for new ones every seven years or so? Does anything remain with you throughout your entire life? That’s […]
A Sleeveless Summer Hoodie With a Convenient Pouch for a Cat to Snuggle Inside
Japanese pet supply company Unihabitat, the makers of the Mewgaroo Hoodie and the Mewgaroo Jumpsuit, have once again expanded their human-kitty line to include a new cotton summer sleeveless version. This lighter version has the same cat-sized pouch in the front so that a beloved feline can snuggle in closely with his/her human along with […]
Brave Documentarian Consumes a 153-Year Old Hardtack Cracker From the U.S. Civil War
Historical documentarian Steven1989, who bravely unboxes and eats aged military rations, consumed a 153-year old Hardtack cracker from an American Civil War MRE. It was the oldest thing he’s ever eaten, but certainly not the worst. It smells like old moth balls and like library books. …tastes like, tastes exactly the way it smells. Like […]
Iron Cat Suits Up to Save a Feline Stuck in a Tree
Los Angeles filmmaker Aaron Benitez (a.k.a. “VFX Bro“) has created “Iron Cat 2,” a special effects video where the heroic cat named Prince Michael suits up again to save a feline who is stuck in a tree. Although it takes Iron Cat a while to figure out his high-tech suit, he finally saves the day. […]
An Amazing 3D Printed Zoetrope That Cleverly Uses Light to Form Images of Human Movement
Japanese artist Akinori Goto created Toki, an amazing threaded 3D printed spinning zoetrope wheel that forms images of people walking and dancing using a clever play of light. Toki premiered at the 2016 Spiral Independent Creators Festival (SICF), where it won both titles of Runner-up Grand Prix and the Audience Award. Thanks Scott Devaney! Help […]
Jad Abumrad of Radiolab Shares What Music Means to Him in a Gorgeously Edited Film by Mac Premo
“American stuffmaker” and talented film editor Mac Premo sat down with Radiolab host Jad Abumrad and spoke with him about the meaning and function of music in a standard interview form. Premo later added in his own creative editing to form a gorgeously multi-layered short film that captures how strongly both artists value the art […]
How to Yo-Yo Without a String Attached
“Stringless Yo-Yo!” is a recent Veritasium video, edited and animated by Daniel Joseph Files, where host Derek Muller uses science and amazing tricks performed by Ben Conde to explain how someone can successfully yo-yo without a string attached. Help Laughing Squid grow with a monthly pledge of support.
Roomba Beer Pong
Megan N documented a game of beer pong being played using two Roomba robotic vacuum cleaners. via reddit Help Laughing Squid grow with a monthly pledge of support.
Polyethylene Oxide, The Liquid That Pours Itself
Science presenter Steve Mould demonstrates polyethylene oxide, the liquid that pours itself. Polyethylene oxide is made up of very long chain molecules that pull on each other, causing the liquid to behave in peculiar ways. Help Laughing Squid grow with a monthly pledge of support.
A Limited Edition ‘Wonky’ Mr. Potato Head Toy eBay Auction to Raise Funds for U.K. Food Charity
In partnership with the British supermarket chain ASDA, toy manufacturer Hasbro has created a limited edition “wonky” version of their iconic Mr. Potato Head that is being auctioned on eBay through Sunday, July 3rd. The proceeds of the sale will go towards FareShare, a non-profit British food charity that seeks to redistribute surplus food, including […]
Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, A New Short Story by Harry Potter Author J.K. Rowling
“Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry” is a new short story by Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling that focuses on the history of the North American wizarding school. The story is accompanied by a gorgeous animated tie-in video. Fans will also see what the wizarding world in North America is like in Fantastic Beasts and Where to […]
Delicious Backpacks That Look Like Realistic Sushi
The Japanese brand, Turn Over, has released a series of delicious backpacks that look like realistic pieces of sushi. Each of their three sushi backpack options (tamagoyaki, salmon, and shrimp) are available to purchase from the Rakuten Global Market. images via Rakuten Global Market via Pouch, RocketNews24 Help Laughing Squid grow with a monthly pledge […]
An Amusing Online Review of the Available Features Found In a Basic Domestic House Cat
Online movie reviewer, video personality and comedian Garcatch stepped away from film critique and used his humorously analytical skills to review a common everyday item – the basic domestic house cat. Using diagrams, projections and photos, Garcatch humorously explained all the available handy features available all models of cat. Let’s take a look at what […]
An Interactive 3D Version of a Classic Calvin and Hobbes Comic Strip by Bill Waterson
Paris, France graphic designer Gabriel de Laubier recently created an interactive 3D version of a classic Calvin and Hobbes comic strip, originally created by Bill Watterson. Gabriel’s 3D Calvin and Hobbes scene is available to view on his website and Sketchfab. images via CYN Prod via prosthetic knowledge Help Laughing Squid grow with a monthly […]
Pharrell Williams, Elmo, and Cookie Monster Sing ‘B Is for Book’ on Sesame Street
Pharrell Williams joins Elmo and Cookie Monster to sing “B Is for Book” on Sesame Street. The song focuses on all the ways readers can explore the world and their imaginations through books. B is for book. A book can take you anywhere or make you anything. So grab a book and join Pharrell on […]
Mad Scientist Builds a 200-Watt Laser Bazooka That Can Shoot Through a Computer Case
“Professional mad scientist” Drake Anthony (aka “styropyro“) recently created an amazing 200-watt laser bazooka. Drake’s high-tech bazooka was “built from scrap metal, a pile of broken ‘hybrid’ DLP projectors, and runs on a stack of lithium polymer batteries.” He used his bazooka to shoots through a computer case, ignites titanium infused gunpowder, blasts through balloons, […]
President Obama Demonstrates Things That Are Harder to Do Than Registering to Vote
President Obama partnered with BuzzFeed to demonstrate five things that are harder to do than registering to vote. Obama tries to name all the characters who have died on Game of Thrones and makes Joe Biden a friendship bracelet among other challenges. The video encourages viewers to visits Buzzfeed.Turbovote.com to find all the information they […]
A Short Animated Film Featuring an Alphabet of Animals Accidentally Being Killed by Humans
Director James Cunningham and a group of 43 other students at the Media Design School in Auckland, New Zealand spent 15 weeks creating “Accidents, Blunders and Calamities,” a short animated film about a father opossum who reads his kids a bedtime story featuring an alphabet of innocent animals being accidentally killed in various ways by […]
Cats Categorized, An Art Print That Organizes Felines By Physical Traits and Geographic Origin
“Cats, Categorized” is an art print by Pop Chart Lab that spotlights and organizes specific breeds of domestic house cats by such traits as hair-length, body size and where they were orignally bred. Meow hear this—we’ve scratched together a chart for pet lovers of a certain purr-suasion: those with a keenness for cats! Wondering what […]
Downside Up, A Fascinating Outdoor Installation Series of Hanging Shoes Turned to Face Upwards
A photo posted by Pejac (@pejac_art) on Jun 22, 2016 at 12:00pm PDT Pejac, the talented Spanish artist who makes amazing illusory street art, sculptures, and paintings that combine elements of minimalist fantasy with realism has created “Downside Up“. Consisting of four different East London locations, the project is fascinating series of outdoor installations consisting […]
An Explanation of the Genetic and External Factors That Cause Lactose Intolerance
Simon Whistler, host of the informative video series “Today I Found Out” explained what causes lactose intolerance. Reasons include genetics (primary lactase deficiency) and illness (secondary lactase deficiency), both of which impede the body’s ability to digest lactose. Lactose intolerance is simply the body’s inability to digest lactose. Lactose is a disaccharide, or a molecule […]
A Giant Rotating Mirrored Sculpture of Franz Kafka’s Head Reflects Prague City Hall Back on Itself
In 2014, Czech artist David Cerny created a giant mirrored rotating sculpture of author Franz Kafka‘s head and installed in front of a shopping area in Prague across the street from City Hall. In a style very similar to his 2011 Metamorphosis project, the 45 ton sculpture is divided into horizontal slicesthat slowly rotate out […]
How Galaxies Are Formed & Where They Came From
MinutePhysics explains how galaxies are formed and where they came from. The video also quickly covers how humans are able to observe things like stars and galaxies forming over millions of years even though telescopes have only been around for a few hundred years. Help Laughing Squid grow with a monthly pledge of support.
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