This malicious tire is a more terrifying than Rover.
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May 29, 2017
Tire seems intent on attacking human
Giant rolling rock almost crushes man
A large boulder on Mt. Spantik in Pakistan tried to kill a man, but missed by an inch or two (that’s 2.54cm or 5.08cm for our non-US readers). Image: YouTube
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Woman fights hot tub cover on a windy day
Resistentialism is a theory to describe “seemingly spiteful behavior manifested by inanimate objects,” where objects that cause problems (like lost keys or a runaway bouncy ball) are said to exhibit a high degree of malice toward humans. [Wikipedia]
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Carpenter shows how to raise a roof, roof doesn't cooperate
I don’t doubt this guy knows what he’s doing. But every once in awhile, non-living things like to show living things who is really in charge.
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This keychain has Tile tracking built-in so you'll never lose your keys
From your apartment door to your bike lock, it’s not uncommon to carry a number of different keys on your keyring, but that doesn’t make it any more bearable when you’re fussing to find the right one or deal with the infamous pocket bulge. The KeySmart Pro’s smart design cuts down on key clutter and […]
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Save an extra 15% off these DNA kits in honor of DNA day
Happy DNA Day! April 25 is a day to recognize deoxyribonucleic acid – better known as the molecule that holds the code to our entire genetic makeup. What better way to celebrate than with a complete ancestry test that’s about more than just satisfying idle curiosity about your family tree? The lab techs at Vitagene use […]
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These hi-fi earplugs cut the sound but keep sound quality
For musicians, clubgoers or anyone in the thick of a loud environment, earplugs aren’t just an option. If you plan on keeping your hearing through sustained exposure to levels over 85 decibels (roughly the sound of a blender), they’re a must. The good news is, most earplugs will muffle the sound. The bad news is, […]
