It’s been a while since we checked in with The Food Surgeon, but his practice seems to be going strong. In his latest video, he helps to ensure a grape Red Vine has proper flow so it can be used as a drinking straw. Also how can something purple be called a Red Vine?

“500 years from now… they will remember what we [did] to make their civilization possible.” In a 2014 talk about a manned exploration of Mars, aerospace engineer Dr. Robert Zubrin gave a rousing response as to why we should take on such a costly quest.

Emily Carmichael’s short film is set in the future, and is about Stryka, a reptilian alien thief. She wants to go big time, but her old friend and partner in crime Callen is a bumbling buffoon. She reluctantly agrees to do a heist with a savvy crook without telling Callen.

“At this point, the pupils dilate, attempting to pick off the slowest people attempting to run away.” The Onion continues its faux Olympics coverage by looking at how competitive archers suppress the urge to plant an arrow on someone’s face.

An array of food storage shelves and racks. The main component is a slideout shelf for hanging Ziploc bags and similarly-sized bags that attaches to fridge shelves or doors. There are also a pair of molds that make it easy to partition and shape items to be frozen.

(PG-13: Language) A harrowing documentary about the conflict between Peru’s minorities and its government. In the early 2000s, Peru invited foreign companies to take advantage of the country’s natural resources, most of which lay in constitutionally-protected land.

Precision-machined knives with a clean, minimal look. Each has a tough D2 steel blade set into a durable titanium handle. The Strand offers a frame lock, while the slimmer West has a slip-joint design. Available in black PVD, bead-blasted, stone-washed and satin finishes.

While waiting for Pokémon Sun/Moon, tide yourself over with this fan-made game based on the Game Boy Advance Pokémon titles. Pokémon Uranium is a standalone Windows game featuring over 150 new Pokémon, a Nuclear type, an all new region and story and much more.

After proving a golf ball could be split on the edge of an axe blade, How Ridiculous decided to step things up, as they attempted to do the same by dropping bowling balls from a great height to achieve a similar, if not quite as precise split, accompanied by a satisfying thud.

While we don’t recommend standing anywhere near actual radium, plutonium, uranium, or thorium, these glowing coasters from ThinkGeek should be perfectly safe for you and your friends to enjoy drinks on. Comes in a set of four, in red, blue, green, and orange.

Videogamedunkey provides his perspective on the highly anticipated, expansive exploration and survival game, which sadly appears to offer its variety only on the surface, and not in the form of gameplay or long-term playability. Regardless, we’re still installing it on our PS4.

Who? And why should we care? Hold up, this one’s good. YouTuber Peter Ness harmlessly pranked the dealers of an online video blackjack service, who are required to greet new players with their username.

Like a Version presents an unexpected, but phenomenal cover version of Kanye West’s opus about faith, performed by Australian indie pop group Cub Sport, fronted by the smooth and dreamy vocals of Tim Nelson.

(PG-13) “It was exactly as if someone had farted right in my face.” We’re pretty sure the Nosulus Rift is a joke, but the idea of a VR device that blows offensive odors into your schnoz seems like a perfectly reasonable peripheral for South Park: The Fractured But Whole.

A truly special workstation for fans of off-roading or any outdoor adventures, Cannett Furniture’s vehicular desk got its start as an old Jeep, which has been given a sturdy metal and wood structure and two drawers for storage.

If ajw61185’s flying scale model of an A-10 Warthog fighter wasn’t awesome enough, it’s got a cool trick up its sleeve – there’s a modded NERF Rival Zeus blaster inside, which can launch a dozen foam balls on command. You can see it fire at 1:02.

The Xbox One S just came out, and modder Ed Zarick has already transformed the console into laptop form. The slimmer, lighter console makes for a more portable machine than ever. It’s got a 19″ display built in, and a 4K HDMI output. Enter on twitter for a chance to win one.

“I get motion sickness, I don’t particularly like heights, and I don’t like going upside down.” Regardless of his feelings, madman inventor Colin Furze built himself an insane swing that lets him flip all the way up and over to a height of more than 31 feet.

It’s time to get excited for the first Star Wars spinoff movie, as a rag-tag team do what they must to steal the Death Star plans for the rebellion. And yes, Darth Vader will be on hand for the first time in years. Hopefully, he’ll say more than Luke did in Episode VII.

“Some of my most intimate thoughts and questions were shared, were so common. The Google could anticipate it.” In filmmaker Sol Friedman’s short documentary we meet Razie, a 90-year-old woman who had a change of faith soon after she started using the Internet.

A flat-pack stainless steel stove that fits in your pant pocket until you need it. The Pocket Survival Stove also has additional cutout tools. The stove shown in the video is the original version; the latest one has fish hooks, snare locks, a bait, a saw and a stirrer.

(PG-13: Language, Gore) Nerdwriter praises the messy but purposeful violence in the work of writer and director Shane Black. Beyond eye candy and cheap laughs, Black’s brand of violence is relatable and adds depth to his characters.

Briar Levit’s Graphic Means is an upcoming documentary that will explore the history of graphic design production and desktop publishing, starting from the meticulous analog processes of the ’50s to the instant gratification and one man operations we have today.