Auctions were once an exclusive event for high-society types. But eBay brought fierce bidding wars to the masses. Unfortunately, scammers saw their chance to make a quick buck. And many of these scumbags are never caught or punished.

But this time is different. These two bidders actually found the scammer who duped them. And they hauled her in front of Judge Judy. She gets the public scolding of a lifetime. And it’s exactly what she deserves. It’s great to see someone caught red handed. (Taken from kimkomando.com)

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No Threads

No Magnets

No Blowing

Secret reveled at the end of the Demo.

This fun YouTube video features a 1980s pop classic. The rock band Toto scored their biggest hit with Africa in 1982. The song is instantly recognizable. But it has been reinvented.

Perpetuum Jazzile is an a cappella jazz choir from Slovenia. It’s hard to think of something further from an ‘80s rock band. But their version of Africa may best the original. The group has amazing voices.

But the beginning of this video is really striking. Group members simulate an African thunderstorm with their hands. It’s really something to see and hear. (taken from kimkomando.com)

The Chinese linking rings: I have never seen this trick done this way, enjoy.

Card tricks are the bread and butter of every magic act. They’re usually the first things a magician learns. Most then move on to larger illusions, like making a tank disappear. But a really good card trick can be just as impressive.

Shawn Farquhar is a two-time World Champion of Magic. He can do amazing things with a deck of cards. He created a routine around Sting’s song Shape of My Heart. He cuts, shuffles and fans the cards with ease. But he keeps track of every card in the deck. I’ve watched this over and over. It’s bafflingly good every time. From: kimkomando.com

This neat YouTube video puts a twist on an Internet meme. Internet memes are those strange clips that, for whatever reason, become hugely popular. Piano-playing cats is a great example.

There are many piano-playing cats on YouTube. But Nora the cat is probably the most popular. She caught the eyes of Lithuanian conductor Mindaugas Piecaitis. He decided to write a full orchestral piece to accompany her.

The result is this Catcerto (as opposed to concerto). Now, Nora is no virtuoso. She pretty much pounds on the keys at random. But with skillful orchestral backing, it all sounds intentional. It’s amazing what you can do with a silly YouTube video. (courtesy of kimkomando.com)

Cat lovers will really enjoy this YouTube video. English animator Simon Tofield is the creator of Simon’s Cat. The collection of short cartoons has won several awards. After watching this, you’ll know why.

Tofield really knows cats. He’s got their personalities down pat. And any cat owner will see that immediately. This video has a very simple premise. Simon’s cat is chasing a buzzing fly.

This stunning YouTube video made my jaw drop. It was taken at one of the world’s largest aquariums. The Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium in Japan has one impressive exhibit.

The main tank is called the Kuroshio Sea. This single tank holds nearly two million gallons of water. That’s a tough number to visualize. Luckily, you don’t have to. The Kuroshio Sea has one of the largest viewing windows ever made.

The tank holds a beautiful array of fish, sharks and rays. The amazing size of the tank gives them space to roam. And it’s a beautiful sight. So, sit back and take it all in. (from, kimkomando.com)

Ode to a Ford

A classical orchestra plays custom instruments made from parts of a Ford Focus. This is one of the best sounding cars I have ever heard. Great recycling.