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The only thing that could possibly make this miraculous high school prank any better would be to get Smash Mouth in on it somehow....maybe some Twitter banter? That too much to ask for?

KMel Robotics presents a team of flying robot quadcopters that have taken up new instruments to play some fresh songs.

Amazing rendition of Take Me Home, Country Roads sung live on Twitch by Charming_Jo to welcome his English speaking audiences. GREAT JOB!

Warning: Adult language and some sweet moves.

Aaand I could listen to this enhanced version all day...

Everybody's dancing to it!

Frisco68 recently posted this video of her friend getting into a car accident that causes her vehicle to flip. It's amazing how she stays so calm and collected, given the violence of the crash. Luckily nobody was hurt.

Sigh

Guys, I don't know what to tell you. This baby, only 23-months old, is really good at free throws. He just tosses them off his upstairs landings and swish. Nothing but net. Gets buckets.

What can I do? Maybe make a shot underhand. That's a hard maybe. This baby can beat me at horse, and that's so sad. 

"A section of road in the centre of the Japanese city of Fukuoka has reopened just days after a sinkhole opened up outside a busy railway station and threatened to topple nearby buildings."

That sauce has gotta hit the spot after a solid jazz cigarette! This video comes at the perfect time after all that April Fool's nonsense when the first episode from season 3 of Rick and Morty actually ended up making its debut. Yep, you read that right; what a time to be alive, indeed. And now thanks to this legend (who regularly does these amazing TV/Movie-inspired cooking videos) we can commemorate the experience with some solid real life Szechuan Sauce.

If you enjoyed this one, check out what he did with It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia's 'RUM HAM' or a burger straight off 'Bob's Burger's'. You won't be disappointed. 

As a follow-up to our previous post about the Incredible Morphing Table, here is a new video conveying just some of the amazing potential functions of Tangible Media Group's Dynamic Shape Display, inFORM.