Awesome Painting Timelapse

Meet Ms Shackleton. She creates her masterpieces using only her special patented Dribbly Paint Technique(tm). Brushes are for noobs, this chick does it all using bottle paints and the power of gravity.

This is the coolest RC plane I have ever seen! I am not sure what impresses me more the ridiculous speed or this guys ability to control it.

I figured he’d been overpowered, but is seems our hostage is in on the experiment. Who would have thought that a bowling ball to the FACE would be cause for such celebration ? Drinking our own homebrew moonshine, are we ?!

Hannah Hart from the hilarious and fantastic "My Drunk Kitchen" looks at some of the common misconceptions related to alcohol consumption—so before you go on your next binge drinking session, take a watch.

The only good thing I've ever seen on an episode of X-Factor. This guy, disgruntled with the judges judgements, lets them have a piece of his mind. This man deserves a freaking medal. I love him. I want be bear his tuneless babies.

There's a dark side to the pointy-eared one, his masochist side, his sitting in a darkened room listening to NIN while weeping and giving himself the Vulcan death grip.

Freeline skating is intended to give the user the feeling of skateboarding, snowboarding, surfing, and inline skates all in one. Skates consist of two separate metal plates with two wheels attached.

A Russian infomercial host pulls the ol' switcheroo. Billy Mays is rolling over in his grave, right now, and selling a blade sharpener that actually works!

This cat haz a sad. So much so that he's lying across the train tracks, just waiting for it all to end. Unfortunately for him the traintracks are smaller than he is and the train doesn't have the juice to end it all.

This one does what it says in the title. And the guy presenting it is a bit like Data from The Goonies (except less excitable), which makes it infinitely more watchable. So get hacking already.

The Slow Mo Guys, Gavin Free and Dan Gruchy, teamed up with YouTube to recreate some super slow versions of popular internet memes, like "Deal with It" and "Come at Me Bro"—the results are pretty awesome.