Anyone can Google the capitals of the world, but figuring out which countries despise each other can get more complicated. And that's where The Daily Show's Roy Wood Jr. comes in, as he succinctly answers this straightforward question in his "Who Hates Who?" geography lesson.
Does anyone like the US? Take this "Who Hates Who" geography lesson to find out
Simone Giertz makes a chair/bed for her special needs dog Scraps
In Simone's latest video, she makes a seat/bed for her dog, Scraps, that she can also sit on as she works. Scraps only has three legs, so Simone had to create something that Scraps felt secure in getting on/off of. There are lots of endearing and funny moments in this video. I laughed out loud… READ THE REST
If all the fun stuff happened at school the one day you were sick, this comedy sketch is for you
The the latest comedy sketch by the brothers behind Fairbairn Films is a humorous reminder of the days you skipped boring school only to realize you missed the most exciting day ever (e.g., a kid punched a teacher or a water main broke and flooded the entire classroom). This poor chap calls his friends at… READ THE REST
This "kid who said he could skate" sketch is hilarious because we've all been there
Here's a scene straight out of my middle school days. Comedy Central comedian Gus Johnson, known for his humorous average dude sketches, nails the over-boasting "tough" kid trying to impress the cool guys in this humorous YouTube episode. READ THE REST
Tired of marketers stealing your data? Winston can protect your home's internet traffic
How do you protect yourself from everybody online trying to get all up in your business? And we aren't just talking about cybercriminals and other malevolent black hats rummaging around the internet either. We also mean all those "legitimate" businesses that use trackers, cookies, and other online tricks to harvest as much usable information from… READ THE REST
These modular wall tiles turn any wall into a technicolor light show for $50
Everybody strives for truly unique home decor. That would seem to make a lot of sense, because who wants the same stuff that everybody else has? Of course, unique often translates to handmade, so unless you've got a knack for carpentry or know a great art dealer, unique can be both tough and costly to… READ THE REST
This farm-to-table subscription box provides healthier and fresher meat
If you aren't horrified by the state of America's food supply chain, then it's because you haven't been paying attention. Prices on food items keep rising, yet the farmers who make that food are taking home less and less. Part of that broken system is because farmers don't sell directly to you, the customer. Instead,… READ THE REST