Veteran boarder Tony Hawk connected with a number of incredible skateboarders to pair up in this unique doubles (and triples) video, which adds a whole new dimension of challenge and excitement to riding verts and bowls.

This useful nylon belt does more than keep your pants from falling down around your butt. It has a sturdy snap-out 3.3″ multi-tool built into its belt buckle. It includes a flat-head screwdriver, small pry bar and the oh-so-critical bottle opener.

One YouTube commenter described Neil Cicierega’s mashup of Elton John’s Crocodile Rock with System of a Down’s Chop Suey! as “horrifyingly awesome.” We couldn’t agree more. I cry when angels deserve to die. La, la la la la la…

YouTuber Tareq Alsaadi demonstrates his upgraded Goblin 770 RC helicopter by showing off his piloting skills. Watch as he makes his toy look like something from The Exorcist. Or Key & Peele‘s excitable valets.

CleverPet helps entertain your dog even when you’re not around. It employs lights and durable rubber touch pads to give your pet increasingly complex puzzles to solve, and automatically rewards them with a treat.

An amusing take-off on Mister Epic Mann’s hilarious video How Animals Eat Their Food. Frankly, we always eat our food by running to the center of the maze and waiting for it to appear. Mmmm. Cherries.

You’d think it would be damned near impossible for a sea plane to take off from dry land, but that didn’t stop these guys from pulling off the feat by towing the plane down a runway on a trailer to get it going. Landing, on the other hand…

Cory Alexander made a life-size replica of Sasha, the Heavy’s Minigun in Team Fortress 2. It weighs 30lbs., has lights and sound effects as well as music and sound bites from the game. Skip to 3:50 for the demo. More on The RPF.

This fun iOS app makes creating music easy and fun. It combines a digital sample looper, effects processor, and can even simulate three-part vocal harmonies from just one voice. Record and share tracks in a jiffy too. More here.

Lechal makes Bluetooth-enabled shoes and insoles with GPS and fitness tracking capabilities. They guide you to the right direction by vibrating. Together with a mobile app, they also let you save destinations and share your location.

Thinking about watching every episode of a show you’ve never seen? Nielsen put together this handy chart which helps you plan how many sick days you’ll need to take from work to catch up. We’re guessing this website came in handy.

This tiny sensor is like a Tricorder in real life. It will identify the composition of foods, plants and objects by scanning their molecular fingerprint, checking an online database, then displaying their chemical makeup on your mobile device.

Rival skate crews battle for the attention of babes in Thrasher Magazine’s rad and irreverent homage to the ’80s skateboard scene. The only things missing are the grainy VHS filter and bad dubbing. Also, nobody had a beard in the ’80s.

If there’s one thing we’re pretty sure about, it’s that dogs were never meant to wear clothing or footwear. In this hilarious compilation from WorldWideInterweb, we see exactly why we should leave our dogs’ feet as nature intended.

Made from organic coconut and olive oils, Cheifs’ big and burly soaps will have you smelling great, while at the same time destroying dirt and grime grime with its exfoliating scrubby bits. Choose from pine, lime or sweet tobacco scents.

Screen Junkies takes on Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man trilogy, which was worse than The Hobbit in that it told the same story three times, and of course featured one of the worst scenes to come out of Hollywood: emo Peter Parker dancing.

Instructables member craftclarity made a TV tray that has an additional shelf to store other items such as a laptop, magazines or remote controls. Its desk and legs are also foldable so it doesn’t take up a lot of space when stored.

Carlsberg set up friendly football games between countrymen separated by borders in Kosovo, Cyprus and Ireland. While it’s awkward to see serious issues being commercialized, the ad is undeniably touching and inspiring.

Designed by formAxiom, this folding stainless steel grill has a unique cooking surface that resembles a sunflower, and a soft, mesh basket that holds its fire source. It’s still in the prototype phase, as they ensure it can be safely operated.

An oldie but a goodie from Freddie Wong, in which he shows off his impressive rapid-fire baseball batting technique. Given who it is in the video, we’re gonna guess it was VFX, not talent or luck, that helped him hit all those balls.

The New York Times re-enacts a legal deposition in which counsel and witness are at odds over the definition of a word. Every word you hear is recited verbatim from actual transcripts. It’s a case where real life is funnier than any script.

Another neat stop-motion video from chalk artist Chris Carlson. Watch as the classic mobile game Snake comes alive. Can you believe we only had this and Space Impact before, and now we have freakin’ XCOM on our phones?

Tzukuri are sunglasses with a Bluetooth chip that alerts you via a mobile app if you’ve forgotten them. A small solar cell on the frame charges the chip. Coming soon in six stylish designs. Sign up to be reminded when they’re available.