Colbert congratulates all the new Reddit millionaires

User u/That_guy_with_1_leg on Reddit was asked what it's like to skate with a prosthetic leg. To explain, he made a video with his blind friend, showing both of them skating… with a prosthetic leg as the skateboard. READ THE REST

User u/PotatoesAndChill has what most people would consider some unwelcome guests in their attic: a hornet's nest. Watch, and be amazed (and potentially nauseated) as the nest's caretaker checks on its squirming, pulsating larvae. READ THE REST

Usually used to create kinetic sand art, this clever Reddit user decided to utilize their Sisyphus Table for a more Van Gogh-esque purpose by using the table's hidden magnetic system to create a hypnotic, spiraling painting. READ THE REST

You may not have heard about it, but earlier this month, America took another important step toward restoring life to normalcy in our post-COVID world: Sam's Club announced samples were back. Look, it might not seem like a huge milestone, but nobody can deny that noshing on a bite of a new cold cut variety… READ THE REST

For all their everything-ness, there are still some areas where even the great and powerful Amazon isn't all that. Sure, you can find just about any physical item being sold in the depths of Amazon product pages somewhere, but when it comes to software and apps, well, that's an area where the eCommerce giant mostly steers… READ THE REST

There's only so much squinting you can do at a tiny smartphone screen before you start wondering why we ever thought it was a good idea to build devices so small in the first place. Sure, portability is a plus, but when you're trying to watch videos on your phone, that itty-bitty baby screen won't… READ THE REST