Football Stadium Dudstep

“Dude, that gave me chills! Who knew the Clink could be so awesome?” — d.paranormal

World’s Most Generous Boss?

An Australian boss has stunned his staff by giving them a staggering A $15 million in bonuses as a thank you for their service. Ken Grenda and his sons gave the cash rewards to almost 2,000 staff after the sale of their 66-year-old Melbourne-based bus company Grenada Corp. Some employees were so shocked by the gesture that they called their banks to ask if there had been a mistake in their statements. The bonuses, averaging a $8,500, were based on the length of service. Some workers received a $30,000 to a $100,000 each. The Grenda family racked in a $400m after the selling the company to Ventura, another transport company last year.” w/ photos

Lightsaber Tennis Battle

“I think this is great. Not only does it look cool, but it shows their amazing topspin and how important it is.” — DavidHo104

Makeshift Drum Kit

“Better than the drummer from Metallica.”

The Man Who Can Sing Everything!

“This is awesome, not just because he sang well. It’s awesome because he took on a character for each performance.” — TheCaptain008

Sounds Of The Frozen Sea

“Dude every smart person would run, because this isn’t the sea itself, this is a Transformer… obviously.” — corey1845

The Making Of A Wooden Shade

“A very quick clip to show the process Soren goes through when making one of his unique wooden lamp shades.” — rikkitikkiberger

TMNT Theme (Vocal Cover)

“This is my version of the ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ theme song from the 1980′s. The recording is 100% vocals and 100% my own voice. This song is made up of 14 different vocal tracks.” — nmckaig

Steel Mammoth Skeleton

“I was commissioned by Pacific Studio to create a life-sized Columbia Mammoth skeleton for the new Moses Lake Museum and Art Center in Washington. The resulting sculpture is made from 95% recycled materials, mostly old farm equipment and agricultural tools. The process took 305 hours of fabrication time, and the photos below illustrate that journey.” w/ photos

Long-Distance Kiss Messenger

“Kissenger: Kiss Mesenger, Kiss transfer robot, Version 1.0. It consists a pair of robots to transmit kiss over distance in real-time. Kissenger provides a novel way of transferring a kiss through internet. It provides a physical interface enabling kiss communication for several applications facilitating intimate human tele-presence with the real and virtual worlds.” — hmnasmn