The venerable board game Monopoly has introduced a
special edition based on The Rolling Stones. Instead
of playing with the traditional thimble or shoe, the band's
lips logo and a posse of wild horses will move along the
board. Some addresses have been replaced by album
names. Instead of houses and hotels, there are gold and
platinum records. No more water works or electric
company -- drums and guitars take their place. And
the train stations have been renamed for some of the
Stones' most famous tours.

 

Solving a Rubik's Cube is not an easy thing to do. It can take countless hours and boundless patience. Many have done it. Many still have not me included. How about the added pressure of solving it while falling out of an airplane.

Have you ever wondered what Star Wars would be like as an early 1900s silent film? Probably something like this.

We didn't call then walk-off homers when Bobby Thomson wrote his place in baseball history with a playoff winning home run for the 1951 New York Giants. Thomson, who played 15 seasons in the majors, died Monday at his home in Georgia at 86.

It doesn't take any real skill to open up a beer bottle. Anyone can do it. But few can open 200 beer bottles in only a minute and 20 seconds.

Somebody, who I can only assume is unemployed and hasn't left the house in a while, took the time to watch every Star Wars movie and made a compilation of every lightsaber ignition and retraction. Enjoy.

When the Internet was invented, its creators couldn't possibly have thought it would be used to share stupid videos like this one. Unless you don't think there's anything stupid about a guy throwing a brick into a washing machine to see what happens.