“This should have immediately been followed by the most number of Jagerbombs drunk by a single person world record.” — Chat2Conaz

“While it’s not as lazy user-friendly as the Roomba, the Solar-Charged Remote Control Electric Lawn Mower invented by coder/tinkerer/not The Cure frontman Robert Smith is still more convenient than using traditional lawn mowers, and is most likely not as expensive as the ride-on mowers either. I just wish he trimmed his gadget’s name down to something else other than SCRCELM. I’m calling it the Lawnba.” w/ photo + video

“Common cranes have been hand-reared to fly alongside a microlight to capture these images. Earthflight uses many different filming techniques to create the experience of flying with birds as they reveal some of the greatest natural and man-made monuments of the planet.” — JohnDownerProd

“Gav shows you the deepest innards of his right eyeball. Is it for science? Is it because it’s disgusting? Who knows.” — theslowmoguys

“Best secret handshake ever.” — djm4994

“5 million starlings stream into Rome every winter evening. They form some of the most mesmeric aerial displays to confuse and avoid a peregrine falcon on the look out for his evening meal.” — JohnDownerProd

“I want to enter that hole so f’ing bad. Oh yeah!”

“So while things are all good and there are no emergencies or calamities looming, I think it’s time you put together an emergency kit for good measure. Stock up on canned stuff, pack together some sheets, and put together a first aid kit. And throw in the Eton FRX3 radio if you’ve got still got some space left over. Basically, the Eton FRX3 is a crank radio that will keep you connected to the rest of the world in case you find yourself trapped somewhere or far away from the rest of civilization. It’s powered by the crank, so no external power sources needed. If it’s bright out, the FRX3′s internal battery charges up via solar energy, since it’s got solar panels lined up at the top, too.” w/ photos

“A birds eye view of flamingos – A fish eagle hunts for flamingos in Lake Bogoria, Africa. Earthflight uses many different filming techniques to create the experience of flying with birds as they encounter some of the greatest natural events on the planet.”

“I can do that shit any day.” — MrMiggoH