Oreo have just launched fantastic new advertising on TV, showcasing a physicist named David Neevel who hand built a Oreo separator machine.

The machine is made out of wood, wires and aluminium that he had layout around. I love that he goes into detail about how he has sacrificed for his creation by spending 0.04 years on it so far, that he has missed time with his family and lack of sleep – traits only the truly committed have.

Who would have thought that you could use an axe, dental floss and a wood router to separate the Oreo biscuit from the cream!

I stumbled onto the video below of Muhammad Ali doing candid camera appearances in a classroom full of kids. By the looks of it the kids must have had some sort of task to do with Muhammad Ali and as they are sitting at the desk in front of the class talking about Muhammad Ali, he appears from behind them dressed in his boxing clothes.

The expressions on the kids face when the greatest fighter of all time appears in front of them are priceless. The last one is so fantastic, Muhammad Ali is essentially staring down the little boy, who is unafraid of his commanding presence and domineering body language and continues to talk to Muhammad as if they are sitting in a coffee shop.

I think I’ve now seen the most hilarious children’s game of all time, Doggy Doo.

Doggy Doo players feed the cute sausage dog food & take turns squeezing a small handheld pump. Players squeeze the pump according to the score they rolled on the dice. Each squeeze of the pump makes Doggy Doo fart as he struggles to push out a nice fresh poo. The first player to collect three of Doggy Doo’s poo’s on their shovel wins the game!

I’ve posted a couple Danny MacAskill videos in the past which I think are incredible on so many different levels. Danny’s latest video riding through San Francisco is in a slightly different format and while his amazing mountain bike riding skills are still on display, it has Danny providing commentary throughout which provides a glimpse into the mind of a professional trials mountain bike rider.

I’ve seen & heard of people playing water glasses before, however watching this duo play Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky brings a whole new meaning to it!