If you think the idea of falling down the side of a mountain sounds intense, just watch this video of a rider whose snowmobile wipes out and leaves him tumbling for what seems like an eternity.

We’ve posted our share of silly animal videos, but we want to know if you love ’em or hate ’em. State your case over on Facebook, then check out something else that people either love or hate.

Lightweight running shoes designed to give a natural feel, but with cushioning to ensure that you don’t feel every bump and edge on the ground like you would if you were actually barefoot.

StoryCorps is a nonprofit organization that archives stories told by American citizens, like this one from Kay Wang, who was reluctantly taken by her son and granddaughter to share her stories.

Made by Bloom Studio, Planetary makes browsing through your music collection intuitive and engaging. Artists are visualized as stars, their albums as planets, and the songs within as moons.

We’ve seen the da Vinci surgical robot fold tiny paper airplanes, so it should be plenty accurate to perform surgery on humans – or to remove your wish bone without making your nose light up.

A short excerpt from the documentary Lessons for the Living, featuring 10 hospice volunteers sharing their experiences and what they have learned from their time with dying people. Trailer here.

From the publishing house that gave us Pride and Prejudice and Zombies and Android Karenina comes another posthumous collaboration, this time between Franz Kafka and Cook Coleridge.

The first full trailer for the updated classic(?) warrior tale stars a bunch of people with weird names that you’ve never heard of, the evil guy from Avatar – and the smokin’ hot Rose McGowan.

A priest is called to help a young lady who is being tormented and controlled by a devil – a Dirt Devil. Produced by Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg for the Centrino Clean Control vacuum cleaner.

This extremely rugged carrying case holds laptops up to 15″. It’s watertight, crush-proof and dust-proof, and the Pick N’ Pluck foam secures its contents. If you have a 17″ laptop, go for the 1495.

The latest trailer for Martin Campbell’s Green Lantern reveals some good new stuff, including a scrimmage with Sinestro, words with Kilowog, emerald swords and a badass flamethrower.

The Crovel (shovel and crowbar) eliminates the need for a plethora of tools in order to survive – it has 13 different tools for a multitude of tasks combined into one tidy package. (Thanks, Anton!)

The fine folks over at Paste Magazine have rounded up a gallery of sweet and geeky old school posters propagating the Galactic Civil War from both sides of the fight. Thumbs up. (Thanks Levi!)

Sprung from the nerdy genius mind of Conner Anderson, here’s an extremely amusing parody of Like A G6 by The Far East Movement – with lots and lots of D&D references. (Thanks, Dylan!)

Martin Woutisseth made this chronological list of some Stanley Kubrick’s most memorable films, shown in the form of animated movie posters. A great reminder of Kubrick’s talent.

The 15.6” M4600 and the 17.3” M6600 workstations have fast Intel Core i7 CPUs, up to 32GB of RAM, Nvidia Quadro GPUs and more, encased in a rigid and durable aluminum and magnesium alloy case.

Venus, Saturn, Jupiter, Uranus. The word “Uranus” usually brings a little giggle to our juvenile inner-selves. This recent clip from Who Wants to be a Millionaire just about made us spit out our coffee.

The horrifying story of a domesticated whale, content to serve his bosses Dial and Wade, happy in his small world, until a little psycho named Jesse comes and kidnaps him. Wait what?

(NSFW: Language) Made by the team behind Nuka Break, Captain America: The Fighting Avenger puts a squad of soldiers in a life-or-death battle. For them anyway. For Cap, it’s just another day.

(NSFW: Language) We’re not going to like everything we come across in the world (and on the Internet). Fine. But the world doesn’t exist to please us either, so let’s cut back on the hate.

Probably the weirdest video you’ll see all week, The S From Hell by Rodney Ascher is a short documentary-cum-horror film about the 1964 Screen Gems logo and the effect it had on children.

If you didn’t have the 3 hours or the patience to watch The Royal Wedding, here’s an amusing, overdubbed version to bring you up to speed, conveniently abbreviated to 1:30. (Thanks Maffin!)