Many of us remember the viral sensation that was "Pizza Rat." Well, a new era has dawned upon us. This time around, right from the ever strange and occasionally entertaining world of TikTok we have a mouse who is absolutely getting their feast mode on at a Whole Foods. All seems to be normal enough until TikToker @definebritt zooms in, and the dirtier truth is revealed.
Jill Price managed to blow a whole ton of apprehensive journalists away when she went on to prove that she can indeed remember every moment from her life. I wonder if it's one of those things that you can just turn off and on at will (all the time), or if you randomly become completely drowned in tidal waves of memories resurfacing from the deepest layers of your memory banks at inopportune times.
This is not the Uber that you're looking for, my dude. Also, let this video be a lesson to anyone else out there who is considering embarking upon a safari ride. Lock the dang car doors.
Some people really love their thunderstorm noises. These days we have a wealth of apps that are specifically designed to deliver that noise because apparently it can be quite relaxing. Um, those apps can't hold a candle to this choir's take on a thunderstorm though. We're talking about some truly magical stuff.
This concrete buffer is clearly having way more fun than the rest of us. Look at those moves. Also, thankfully nobody was injured during this concrete buffer's exuberant performance.
Shout out to this lady for the way that she handled confronting this guy who stole the dog. We're glad to see that the dognapper got justice served to him in timely fashion.
The future is now, folks. Many years ago if you were out and about talking about the impending reality of sharing the road with driverless cars you'd have been labeled delusional. Yet now, here we are. The car itself puts on quite the impressive show when it comes to how smoothly it's able to navigate the road.
The only thing about scuba diving whitewater rapids is that your awareness of your surroundings has to be on a whole another level. You don't want to get caught up in any boulder gardens or strainer wood. But as long as you have the chops to pull it off, you're bound to encounter some pretty wild stuff and basically feel like you're on some kind of adrenaline-charged ride at a water park.
Just in case you're considering a nice fishing trip out to Florida, you'd be well advised to take note of this video. Yep, the alligators are still running amok out there. This dude had way too close of a shave. The fact that alligators can run up to 20mph on land makes this all the more sketchy. Crocodile homie clearly wasn't playing any games.
There's nothing quite like a good old AskReddit thread that's filled with just the kind of crazy coincidences that can lead you to question the very fabric of reality. Life is far stranger than we regularly give it credit for. Maybe you've already experienced your own moment of synchronicity where things lined up in such a manner that it almost felt like the whole thing was planned all along by an unseen force.
Umm, gotta catch 'em all anyone? The Hercules Beetle happens to be one of the largest bugs out there, and is a species of the Rhinoceros Beetle. I'm gonna guess that you need at least a Great Ball, maybe an Ultra Ball to catch this homie and add him to your pack.
And there you have it. One moment you're giddy and busy looking for rare plants, and then suddenly in the next moment you're stumbling upon quite the old plane crash. The word is that all the passengers that were aboard the plane at the time were able to get out of the plane safely through parachuting. The plane itself apparently played a part in the CIA Cold War operations.
This brief yet hilarious interaction between Harrison Ford and David Blaine does a wonderful job at capturing what one's reaction would likely be if they were bearing firsthand witness to a David Blaine magic trick. The dude's a master of his craft. Naturally, Harrison Ford couldn't handle it.
There was absolutely some faulty construction at play, or something here, man. Glad to see in the footage that nobody was around for the event of destruction.
