Awesome Videos

We were hoping for maybe a new clip of Coach McGuirk, but this is just as good. Watch, listen, and learn to see what we mean. You brain may just come unhinged after you watch this.

This is Chuckles the red fox, a resident at the wild animal sanctuary TreeHouse Wildlife Center. He can barely contain his glee whenever he gets a visit. Watch and learn how he got his name.

The talented – and very diligent – Randy Halverson is back with another unbelievably amazing time lapse of the night sky, this time with bonus shots of storm clouds and lightning. Pictures here.

Miku the cat and his owner don’t need a useless machine to pass the time. All they need is a lid and their paw/finger. Their duel takes an ironic twist  when Miku decides to troll his owner.

(Warning: LOUD) While it doesn’t match the all-time record of 172mph, you have to hand it to Egbert Van Popta for popping a wheelie at 169mph on his 1989 Suzuki GSX this month. Another angle here.

The owners of Bert, this 21 pound orange tabby astutely point out the reason why they’re best off not getting a second cat. Or at least not an inflatable one made from Mylar.

As if big wave surfing wasn’t enough, veteran surfer Bruce Irons offers a flair for the dramatic as he rides atop a wave with lit flares attached to his board. Looks like he’s surfing on a lava flow to us.

Ever wonder what would happen if you set up a couple of computerized Chatbot simulators and let them have a conversation with one another? Um, this scintillating dialogue, that’s what. AI, AI, AI.

Discover how astronauts slept like zombies and more in this 1980s NASA video presentation by astronauts about the nuances of daily living in space. Edited and shared to us by NPR.

Snowkiting involves the use of a kite and a snowboard or a pair of skis to glide through snow and ice, using the wind to go downhill or uphill. This snowkiter learned about a third direction: up.

(NSFW: Language) BadLipReading dramatically improves upon Michael Bublé’s yawn-inducing Haven’t Met You Yet with their nonsensical video re-dub. At least he has a sense of humor about it.

While we wish there really were an theme park ride with cars which float in the sky, the High Wheel is just a clever video trick, accomplished using chroma-key to remove (most of) the ferris wheel.

Are you ready to fire up the club floor and grab everyone’s attention? Let YouTube channel DanceOn and the impossibly flexible Nathan Barnett teach you some “dances moves.”

Two warriors cross paths. Both sense the other’s skill in combat; both refuse to back down. To give way would be dishonorable. Also dishonorable: running away and squealing like a baby.

A surprisingly not-so-morbid tale, considering its protagonist is Death, who is portrayed as a working mom who barely has any time for her child. Entertaining, though a bit lacking in explanation.

(Spoilers) The upcoming X-Men: First Class Blu-ray includes a few deleted scenes, including this one released by Entertainment Weekly. Yet another reason why Magneto hates Professor X.

Jane Lui and Paul Dateh play snippets of cartoon theme songs, including those of The Pink Panther, Ghostbusters and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, with bonus trivia about the origin of the songs.

If drifting wasn’t thrilling enough for you on a closed track, check out this video of insane driving on a crowded Saudi Arabian street, packed with bystanders and people hanging out of car windows.

Buenos Aires goes Back to the Future with the unexpected appearance of Doc Brown and his speedy stainless DeLorean in this new commercial for the Argentinian appliance store Garbarino.

Depending on how you look at the world, this is either the greatest thing ever on the Internet (in the last hour), or the end of civilization as we know it. We wish there was a Darth Maul kitten though.

(Spoilers) Commentated gameplay of Assassin’s Creed: Revelations, showing a couple of old Ezio’s new tricks, as well as a preview of the Inception-like flashback-in-a-memory missions.

(NSFW: Language) A Zack Snyderesque motion comic featuring cats vs. dogs but with a very human issue. Could use a more imaginative and less didactic script, but still worth watching.

Brainbow pays homage to the Governator with three hand drawn animated shorts – a montage of explosions, a scene from Terminator 2 and a song that uses Ahnold’s lines from his movies.