Lego Antikythera Mechanism

An ancient mechanical computer which was built to predict solar eclipses from 100 BC was discovered off the coast of Antikythera in 1901. This guy took this impressive device and built an identical replication out of Legos.

It takes a pretty big leap of faith to say that these butthorns couldn't see this coming. Good thing no one was hurt.

He's better than most humans!OMG

He's never had to run away from one of these before !

A huge pop-up artwork magically appeared in the centre of Cape Town, so naturally people went to investigate—but once inside this mysterious structure they weren't quite prepared for what happened next.

Something tells me FPS Russia might have gone a bit far this time. Driving a tank recklessly across a main road is gonna get you noticed. Sure, it might not be him either, but cmon. It IS his style, right?

Sometimes it's just not going to be your day, however heard you try. Dude, you couldn't have picked a worse time to take a 'break' from arm wrestling if you had tried. Cue drum roll & a very large OMFG!!!

This advert is about as real as modern society’s standards of beauty. If you’re looking at a picture of a celebrity in a magazine, 9 times out of 10 they have been photoshopped within an inch of their lives.

The Onion reports on the latest social media fad: Trendwatchers say more and more teens are leaving Facebook and Twitter in favor of the comments section on a YouTube video of a deer running in slow motion.

An animated short about four robots sitting down to dinner before having a musical dispute, presumably about their meal of red hot nuts and bolts. Kinda weird, but pretty cool nonetheless.

This little girl’s more mature than most adults, here she is giving some sisterly advice to her brother Gabriel. Poor Gabriel, from now until he flies the nest he’s going to be getting it in the ear from his sister.