This Disney Imagineer was applying for a job as a game designer for Wizards of the Coast so he came up with ingenious way to make his resume stand out amongst the rest. Wait until you see what he came up did!
Nathan Buhler dropped his phone into a river and never expected to see it again. A few days later the phone started posting pictures to Facebook on its own and that was only the start of its fun!
This man’s Slovenia apartment was totally ruined when he let a bunch of pigeons move in.
The original movie was released 31 years ago and it is quite fun to see what the cast look like today.
Virgin America offer an inflight messaging system that allows passengers to communicate with other passengers on the flight. Here are some of the interesting real conversations that have taken place.
This man built his man cave in a secret spot in the house that no one would ever think to look for him in.
The groom was set on his idea of a superhero themed cake but his bride wanted something more traditional. In the end, they came up with this awesome solution.
Liam Murphy was on a work trip when he decided to visit Ferrari World. On the cab ride there he learned that his cab driver, Shakiha, had never been to a theme park so he decided to treat him to a day out.
Rudi Schlattner and his family left their home in Czechoslovakia after World War II but when he returned to the house, a simple tug of a string inside the attic revealed a wonderful surprise.
Ciera Swaringen, 19, was born with a condition that has left her body covered in hundreds of birthmarks. She has been bullied at school but she has decided to embrace her condition and loves herself just the way she is.
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