Behind The Back Ping Pong Shot
France's Quentin Robinot created ping pong insanity when he pulled off a behind the back shot, stunning the crown and his opponent.
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The Human Test
If you score less than 5, you may be a zombie.
It's A Disaster Trailer
A couples brunch takes a turn for the worst when dirty bombs are set off downtown. The film starring Julia Stiles and David Cross made its debut on the app Vine, one six second clip at a time, and will be in select theaters April 12, 2013.
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Banshu Hamono Tsume Shears
For more than 400 years, the Banshu region of Japan has been the home of some of the most skilled artisan blacksmiths on earth. That tradition continues today through products like these Tsume Shears, forged by hand from a single piece of Japanese steel using the same techniques that have been passed down for generations. Ideal for cutting fabric, thread, or canvas, the shears are also useful in the kitchen and garden. Each pair is presented in a wooden gift box and wrapped in a red and black cloth.
Length: 4.7"
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Banana Republic Factory Fleece Hoodie
Cooler weather is right around the corner, and that can only mean one thing: hoodie season. Unlike most options, Hoodie is built from extremely-soft texture cotton, giving it a more refined finish. As a result, it's more versatile, as well, capable of pairing with a wider variety of styles. It's finished with interior pockets and loft brushing at the back for added comfort.
Presented by Banana Republic Factory.
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Rancho Obi-Wan
Taking up a staggering 9,000 square feet, Rancho Obi-Wan is home to the world's largest private Star Wars memorabilia collection. The non-profit museum has been growing for 35 years and contains over 300,000 items, ranging anywhere from action figures to fan-created piñatas. You and a friend can tour the collection with owner Steve Sansweet once you've reached Knight status (a donation of $200).
Everything Wrong With Inception
So, you thought Inception was pretty awesome? See what you think after Cinema Sins ruins it for you in under four minutes.
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Solo Stove Bonfire
There's no better way to create good moments and lasting memories around a fire. The Solo Stove Bonfire pushes the limits of airflow efficiency and minimalist design, reinventing the backyard experience so you can get outside and have a roaring, smokeless fire in minutes. Solo Stove's Signature Airflow Design™ creates a super efficient burn that is mesmerizing to watch. Rising hot air and the absence of oxygen created by the combustion pulls air through the bottom vent holes. This airflow fuels the fire at its base while also providing fuel for the secondary burn to minimize smoke. The unit is made entirely of 304 stainless steel, and at just 20 pounds, the Solo Stove Bonfire is easy to transport for a perfect evening in the backyard, at the campground, or on the beach.
Presented by Solo Stove.
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Danner Logger 917 Boot
Sneaker comfort and legendary Danner durability collide with the new Logger 917. The boot draws inspiration from the company's first caulked boots and updates the heritage design with modern comfort and performance. Each pair has a full-grain leather upper cut from a pattern that's a faithful reinterpretation of the original. The elements are no match for these go-anywhere boots thanks to an optional, waterproof GORE-TEX liner and a removable kiltie that keeps mud and debris from being trapped between the laces. And a Vibram SPE midsole and 917 outsole ensure long-lasting comfort and reliable grip regardless of your terrain for legendary stamina and toughness.
Presented by Danner
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You Can't Be My Girl by Darwin Deez
Darwin Deez is the creeper in your stock video nightmares for the indie group's latest video. Their new album Songs For Imaginative People is out now.
How It Feels To Wear Project Glass
Google is giving us an idea of what life would look like (if you are a professional ice-skating pilot who dances with the American Ballet and carves ice sculptures in their spare time) with this short video shot entirely through their Glass headset. The hands-free device allows you to send and receive messages, search the web, and take pictures and video, all with just the sound of your voice. Now, get out there and take up some hobbies interesting enough to record on a $1,500 pair of glasses.
