BFFs Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen are already dear to the internet’s heart, and now this video proves their younger selves (or, at least, their X-Men characters’ younger selves) are equally awesome.
So listen up as James McAvoy and Michael Fassbender imitate their older costars in the most charming way possible—and we also learn how big a Trekkie McAvoy is.
If you can be bothered to raise your hand and press play on this video, you can find out why you’re so much lazier than everybody else.
It turns out you might be able to blame the fact you sit around all day acting like a sloth on your genes, meaning you’re predetermined to want to do absolutely nothing.
In an excerpt from a speech he gave at the University of Washington in 2011, everyone’s fav physicist Neil deGrasse Tyson puts a billion dollars into perspective.
Like his edutaining analogies of hard-to-grapple cosmic concepts, deGrasse helps us get our head around something equally unfathomable: Bill Gates’ epic wealth.
If you were thinking about learning to drive, then think again! Because Google have got your back with their fully autonomous car.
OK, so this is just a prototype and it’s probably going to be about another 10 years before you can buy one, but still, you can walk everywhere until then.
Italians sure have got a strange sense of humor—what starts out looking like a robbery at gunpoint, takes a turn for the surreal.
Turns out this guy isn’t holding him at gunpoint because he wants his money, he wants something much more personal than that.
If you saw a man abusing a woman in the street, would you feel obliged to step in and say something?
Now flip that round and if it was a woman abusing a man, would you feel more reluctant to take a stand? Don’t worry you’re not alone, as this video proves.
With the new X-Men movie out, it couldn’t be a more opportune time to look back at the first trilogy and rip the crap out of the third instalment.
So listen up as the Honest Trailer boys commend X-Men and X2, but do the decent thing and try and forget the cinematic abomination that is X-Men: The Last Stand.
How easy do you think it would be to convince a complete stranger that you know them, just by using readily available information you can find online?
Well, it turn out it’s really quite simple, as this worrying video demonstrates: two actors walk up to people in a bar they’ve never met before and are able to easily convince them they’re old friends. Scary.
