Lego Antikythera Mechanism

An ancient mechanical computer which was built to predict solar eclipses from 100 BC was discovered off the coast of Antikythera in 1901. This guy took this impressive device and built an identical replication out of Legos.

Local authorities warned bikers and runners to stay away from Chicago's Lake Shore Drive. They were all warned about gale winds, huge waves, and Yakety Sax but chose to try their luck anyway.

These things are usually pretty boring but this one is both amusing AND educational. It has left me a little unsatisfied though. I still don't know exactly what a Guadalajaran knuckle tuck is. Anyone?

You can imagine our surprise that something as smart as leapfrogging a trash can could go wrong. Dude, you might as well deposit your junk in the trashcan now. It's useless.

There's a lot of nonsense being spouted about 2012 and ancient Mayan predictions so here's the truth. No History Channel sensationalism, no pot smoking hippy pontifications, just cold hard facts and science. Enjoy.

Just how much fun can you have with the a ball? I guess it depends on the skilz you have ;)

Look at you, look at yourself in the mirror. Look at your fleshy shell and the thinking mind behind it.

It doesn’t matter that he’s a dad underneath that mask, he acts like an annoying troll to his family and that’s why the internet loves him.

There’s something weird and creepy but strangely hypnotic about watching a music video with the music removed. It’s almost like you’ve had some kind of stroke and you’re sense aren’t what they used to be.

When these guys signed up for military service, they signed up not just to protect us, but to epic fail too. As this compilation of the army shows, even the best trained amongst us can mess things up.

Sometimes you have to go that extra mile to get that 'special' shot. Unfortunately, the cameraman is probably going to have to erase that tape unless he wants video proof that he crapped his pants - OMG!