You could call Meghan Leatherman a pretty dedicated weightlifte—it just depends whether you define someone who’s still lifting 215lb deadlifts a few days before her due date as dedicated or insane.
No doubt you’ll be the judge of that, but before you pass your esteemed opinion take a look at the video—which will make you feel even more like a lazy git for your apathetic approach to physical exertion.
Check the hell out of Rob Scallon covering War Ensemble by Slayer—on a goddamn Ukule no less.
And it comes, as the title indicates, complete with all the solos too and a very entertaining video with Rob headbanging along like he means it.
Roland Emmerich dropped an absolute stinker with his version of Godzilla back in the 90s—and now it gets the public trouncing it so deserves.
Calling out what made it such an awful movie, the only thing wrong with this Honest Trailer is that we have to be reminded that it existed at all.
What with Godzilla soon to be rampaging across cinemas, Warp Zone try and explain the possible existence of such a giant monster using science.
Thing is science couldn’t possibly support the idea of such a large, cumbersome beastie charging about and causing a ruckus—and this is why science and Hollywood should never mix.
If you wanted to sell your old car because, say, you needed more parking space, you could do worse than this hilarious ad “Buy My Volvo” created by a Swedish driver.
It sets the tone superbly with epic music and a deep-voice over, crafting the car into what you’d think was a top of the line model, rather than a banger that’s over ten years old. Someone, please buy it—this guy so deserves it.
A lot of celebrities on Twitter just tweet absolute crap that you really don’t want to read, but not Danny Dyer. Mr Dyer manages to distill his no-nonsense cock-a-ney personality—which generally amounts to comedic gold—into every tweet he makes.
From arrogant ducks being pricks to getting pissed “with the old man”, try reading these social media gems without hearing his voice in your head. You faaaking mug.
From the ground East London looks like a bunch of hipsters eating gourmet transfats, but from the air it’s a whole different story. Kinda.
You can barely make out the trilby hats and asymmetrical hair (OK there is the odd skater), instead it looks rather majestic—almost better than it looks in real life.
While man may’ve gone to the moon and orbit the earth in the ISS, every human being who has been to outer space was born on earth.
So just what would the impact be physiologically if someone were to be conceived and born out in the cosmos? Vsauce discusses how it might play out in this great video.
