Just when you think you’ve seen it all, folks. Just when you thought that things like this could only exist in fairy tales you tell your kids, grandkids, etc. Just when you’re sitting in rush hour traffic wishing you could convert your car into one of these…you find out here that it really does exist. A car that drives, and can fly as well.  Don’t believe us? Check it out here!

OK, so we’re not ones to judge, but this guy is a schmuck.  First off, playing around with unknown amounts of highly explosive materials is probably a bad idea to begin with.  Second, doing it in your own kitchen is even worse.  Good thing we don’t have to worry about this guy getting away with this…his wife is going to kill him.  Check out the video below.

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So, you think you’re pretty fancy because you can snap up a beer out of the case and twist off a tiny little cap inside of 2.5 seconds? You haven’t seen anything yet, son. Check out how these bartending all-stars serve it up fast, TGI Friday’s style.

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Most of us have been “overserved” a time or two.  We go home, sleep it off, and wake up in the morning regretting most of it.  The guys you’re about to see in the following video might just regret things a bit more than we do, however.  Enjoy!

Guys, does this video describe you perfectly?  We saw it and couldn’t stop laughing (probably because it describes us perfectly.)  Let us know what you think in the comments below.

You think you’re pretty well caught up on your history?  You better get back to school, because there are things that have happened, even in the past 200 years, that even we didn’t realize.  Better yet, skip the classroom and check out this cool video we found.  Hans Rosling of the BBC explains.

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OK, my degree isn’t in quantum physics or anything even close TO quantum physics.  So don’t ask us how this works, because frankly, we’re just as stumped as you are.  Apparently somebody has their degree in beer sciences however, because they came up with the best way to pour a beer that we’ve ever seen.  Rumor has it that these are already in use for the public benefit (heh) at Busch Stadium in St. Louis, MO.  (Nicely done, Cardinals fans.)  All we know is that it’s cool, and we want one in our basement, on top of the bar, right in between the big screen and the pool table.  Yep.

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Everybody knows that precision and accuracy are pivotal out on the golf course.  However, if you can turn it into a bit of a game with a few of your pals, then it becomes quite fun.  Watch these pros do just that, and try to skip a golf ball off of a flowing current of a lake, and hit a small metal gong 200 yards away.  Impossible you say?  Maybe you should watch the video before being so hasty.

A special thanks goes out to our good friend MG for giving us a heads up on this video.

What dad doesn’t wish that he could get a little “props” for the things he does?  Well, these dad’s did.  Rollin’ through Suburbia in your minivan never seemed so cool.