Edouard Jacqmin is a viral Belgian content creator who travels globally, asking strangers, "What is your favorite dance move?" to connect cultures through joyful street dances. [📹 Ed People]

Camera attached to a cat captures some interesting views.

I can’t really comprehend this art form but the signs this dude makes are incredible.

There's a duck slide every year at the South Carolina state fair, and the ducks love it [📹 missblanton]

Wife Asks You To Get Her A Water, Nail Clippers, And Magical Feather From Mythical Bird Atop Fire Mountain 'As Long As You're Up' buff.ly/1gvH1aK

In April 1889, the British weekly magazine Tit-Bits published a collection of witty responses from unmarried women answering the question, “Why Am I a Spinster?” Rather than expressing regret over remaining single, these Victorian women responded with sharp humor, clever metaphors, and pointed criticism of marriage. Some compared men unfavorably to less affectionate household animals, while others likened husbands to pastries that look tempting on the outside but turn out to be disappointing inside. Many also mocked the expectation that wives should shoulder endless unpaid domestic work. Their unapologetic celebration of independence and personal freedom makes the responses feel surprisingly modern—and still funny more than a century later.

Adam West’s 1966 Batman was pure comedy

Several states need to explain themselves

When the photographer tried to record a family of Egyptian geese living in a London park, pigeons and squirrels started photobombing.

Europe, according to Japanese stereotypes

Totally true. 😂😂

Beautiful 16mm film of the Isle of Wight in the 1950s. Peaceful villages, cottages with thatched roofs, and seaside life all captured on somebody’s home movie.