We’ve seen numerous videos of oddly satisfying things, but this short and amusing animation from Parallel Studio offers up a variety of scenarios which are about as unsatisfying as it gets. That gas pump killed us.

One of the cooler builds at SEMA 2016, this 1971 Challenger combines classic style with modern performance. It rocks a brand new 392 Hemi V8 crate engine packing 485hp, a lowered suspension, and Hellcat brakes. We love the “Bitchin Black” paint and minimal red accents.

A clever invention to help police bring a swift end to high-speed pursuits. The Grappler launches a tether from the cop car’s front bumper, which to snags the criminal’s rear wheels, preventing the axle from turning, and resulting in a surprisingly controlled stop.

After getting just the tiniest glimpse at Gal Gadot in Batman v. Superman, it’s time for another mighty crimefighter to rise. This origin story follows Diana Prince as she leaves her home on Paradise Island to take on all manner of baddies during World War I.

Harry’s New York Bar isn’t located in the Big Apple – it’s in Paris, France. In business since 1911, it’s not just a wonderful little speakeasy, it’s also held a straw poll every year since 1924, accurately predicting all but two U.S. elections since it started the tradition.

Nike goes for the feels with its celebratory spot for the Chicago Cubs and their hard-fought win of the 2016 World Series, a championship 108 years in the making. Congratulations, Chicago. Someday is today.

A highly immersive puzzle game for the PlayStation VR headset, in which you must inspect and interact with your surroundings to try and escape the room. It’s a simple premise, but one of favorite VR experiences so far has a similar setup.

The Who’s Baba O’Reily isn’t an easy tune to play, especially given that the original’s rhythm was an organ effect. While we’re not exactly blown away by the vocals in Stewart Bozarth’s 2007 rendition, his piano playing is top notch. We love his drop-the-mic sort of finish.

An impressive survival implement made from S-7 tool steel with a black Cerakote finish. Its head’s shape reduces weight to less than a pound without affecting integrity, and accepts pry bar, hammer and spike accessories. Comes with a MOLLE compatible G-10 sheath.

This strange and ancient looking beetle has only been spotted a couple of times in the last two centuries, but National Geographic Young Explorer Mark Wong came across this insanely rare insect crawling through the jungle in Singapore.

TopFelya captured this incredible footage at a runway at London’s Gatwick Airport, as a series of jumbo jets each manages to successfully land or take off in a dense fog that seems to swallow up the planes. The mist coming off the wings of the planes is especially eerie.

A versatile everyday bag for work and leisure. It holds a 15″ Macbook Pro, gadgets and gear, has a water bottle pocket, and hide-away straps for your skate deck, a pocket for your action camera, and they throw in a smartphone stand for watching videos.

Panda Watch! A zookeeper at the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding attempts to clean up the leaves in one of their exhibits, but the baby pandas have no interest in letting her get her job done… in the most adorable way possible.

Stephen Vitale’s short is a fantastic entry into the realm of Star Wars fan films. It follows the story of a girl’s journey to become a Jedi master, but whose eagerness leads her to make a tragic mistake along the way.

Netflix presents a rather silly fan theory in which it turns out that Walter White’s Blue Sky meth was actually the cause of the zombie apocalypse that kicked off The Walking Dead. Sure, it’s quite a stretch, but it’s still pretty amusing.

The 8-Bit Guy dusts off his Connectix QuickCam to show us how quickly time flies. The first commercially available webcam, this bad boy shoots in black and white at a resolution of 0.08 megapixels at up to 15fps, requires connection to two different ports and originally cost $100.