What if the Mighty Mighty Bosstones changed genre every 15 seconds

It seems like it might be easy to walk around like you're in a video game, gliding against invisible walls and jerking suddenly from one motion-captured pace to another. But this man has the knack of making something difficult look difficult, even while excelling at it without apparent effort. Previously: READ THE REST

Quebec filmmakers Thoroughbread Pictures created this unexpectedly deep short that seems like an ad at times, but is way too philosophical. They note: FYI: we are not in anyway affiliated with Old Grand or Beam Suntory. Saw the bottle you see here in Alabama in 2014 and it has never left my mind. (But if… READ THE REST

This is a fantastic example of what the DJT Presidential Library should be. The Hall of Criminality and the Alt-Right Auditorium are perfect. The Donald J Trump Presidential Library READ THE REST

What's something everybody needs but nobody wants? It might sound like a really annoying riddle, but it's true! Chargers are a necessary evil, and not at all an item of extreme passion.  The general requirements for charging devices are fairly simple compared to their monumental yet thankless role in our tech-driven world. We want easy.… READ THE REST

Self-operated vacuums like Rosie the Robot from The Jetsons were once a science fiction dream. Now, robot vacuums are everyday devices, with U.S households expected to spend nearly $3 billion on robo vacs in 2021 alone. Despite all that innovation, not much much has changed in what we ask from our vacuums. We want clean… READ THE REST

If you ever felt auto insurance rates weren't judged by your driving record alone, you have no idea how right you were. A new study by Consumer Reports seems to confirm what many have suspected for a long time — that auto providers are judging far more than your DMV report and your address before offering you… READ THE REST