wtf

Who needs video games when you have trash and household appliances?

Using some common items found around the home (and possibly lots of drugs), this guy created his own virtual world to keep himself entertained.

Usually beauty trends aim to make you look more attractive, but this challenge is not only the exact opposite, but it's a train-wreck you're willing watching

Thanks Jenna Marbles for doing them all at once, also you look like Flukeman.

This guy went absolute rage mode after getting what shows all signs of a mayonnaise-drowned (legit drowned) shit sandwich. I'm just trying to find his Yelp account now for other reviews he might've penned in the throes of elevated anger.

Since all the YouTube versions have been removed:

Science for the Masses used chlorophyll analog known as Chlorin e6 (or Ce6) to give healthy eyesight temporary night vision. This chemical is found in some deep sea fish and used to treat night-blindness. 

The group hypothesized the chemical could be dispersed into the eye and give a form of night vision. 



Via Mic:

Did it work? Yes. It started with shapes, hung about 10 meters away. "I'm talking like the size of my hand," Licina says. Before long, they were able to do longer distances, recognizing symbols and identifying moving subjects against different backgrounds.

"The other test, we had people go stand in the woods," he says. "At 50 meters, we could figure out where they were, even if they were standing up against a tree." Each time, Licina had a 100% success rate. The control group, without being dosed with Ce6, only got them right a third of the time.

For a paltry $45 bucks, you can make your very own cotton candy machine. If you're capable of welding and cutting steel, that is.

If not, it's still worth a watch for the real revelation -- you can make cotton candy OUT OF OTHER CANDIES. Candy canes, Werther's Original, lemon drops, you name it. Jump to 6:55 for the genius.

[laughingsquid]

Based on the famous optical illusion image, someone has gone and made it EVEN CRAZIER in real life.