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All these years and you’ve been cutting cake completely wrong—shame on you and your ancestors.
But at least now you can put your wrongdoing to right by watching this and finally learning the correct way to slice a birthday cake.
Back in the 80s for a while if you owned a VCR you either had Betamax or VHS, depending on where your loyalties lied and what your local video rental store had the most of.
Eventually that section in the rental store which stocked Betamax videos shrunk to nothing—and here’s the fascinating story of why that happened.
All the new Doctor Whos, from Paul McGann to Peter Capaldi, are featured in this fanmade trailer.
It’s as if all the new series are one big long season packed into one juicy trailer to make any Doctor Who fan explode with sheer joy.
Hear that? That’s the sound of bodies being broken, which will be music to your sick, sick ears if you’re a Mortal Kombat fan.
Warner Bros. finally put all the rumours to bed by releasing the trailer for Mortal Kombat X—and it looks epically brutal as Sub Zero and Scorpion open a can of whoop ass on each other.
If you were thinking about learning to drive, then think again! Because Google have got your back with their fully autonomous car.
OK, so this is just a prototype and it’s probably going to be about another 10 years before you can buy one, but still, you can walk everywhere until then.
How easy do you think it would be to convince a complete stranger that you know them, just by using readily available information you can find online?
Well, it turn out it’s really quite simple, as this worrying video demonstrates: two actors walk up to people in a bar they’ve never met before and are able to easily convince them they’re old friends. Scary.
If you can look past the extreme annoyingness of this guy, then you have to give him mad respect for this epic invention.
He’s managed to create the first fully automatic Wolverine claws that both deploy and retract—OK, so they might not be made from adamantium, but they’re 12 inches of stainless steel awesomeness.
While man may’ve gone to the moon and orbit the earth in the ISS, every human being who has been to outer space was born on earth.
So just what would the impact be physiologically if someone were to be conceived and born out in the cosmos? Vsauce discusses how it might play out in this great video.
