The Mesmerizing Art of Buugeng Juggling

You may never have heard of Buugeng, but it's pretty intriguing. In this clip Gustavo Ollitta manipulates S-staffs (buugengs) and triple buugengs very skillfully. The illusion brought by the pieces is fantastic, almost magical.

Watch as this guy’s room fills with water & turns into the good ship Black Pearl, sailing the ocean blue, with you as Captain jack! No SFX, no post production, no cuts, everything you see here was done 100% for real.

Canoeing isn't something I've ever realy wanted to do. Fast flowing water full of sharp rocks? No thanks. These guys show off how cool it can be while confirming my decision to never ever try it for myself.

Hans Gruber and John McClane Will rue the day they decided to conduct their conversation on an open frequency. Everyone and their dog ends up on the same frequency and hilarity ensues in this awesome mash-up.

This dude manages to seamlessly blend the disparate disciplines of Skateboarding , Parkour and falling flat on your face. The Parkour and skating parts are okay but the falling over is really where it gets good.

This kid nearly breaks his neck after attempting a running back flip and getting just enough rotation to get his face to land first.

If you want to wind up the police and walk away scott free, try this trick. All you need is a bottle of water and cojones that are about twelve sizes too big. We can't guarantee that you won't get arrested anyway though.

If only all animals arguing with each other could look this cute, especially us humans who have a tendency to look super uncute when we're throwing our toys out of the pram and flying off the handle with rage.

He’s even shown his pussy organ to Prince Charles who lol’d heartily at such a machine. Legend has it he can play “God Save the Queen” on the Duchess of Cornwall’s. . Because he can.

One of the biggest conventions in London featured a whole bunch of awesome people dressed up in awesome gear. And these guys took along a FlyCam to catch all the amazing cosplayers & the dress-up action.

Not something that everyone can try in their back garden, but if you have access to a giant earth mover and a backyard big enough to accommmodate it, this definitely looks like a whole lot of fun. Where do I sign up?