Vidaday

Hello Vidaday Viewers,

You considered that it might happen someday. It skirted the edge of your consciousness a few times, but you shook it off. You may have had a nightmare about it, and awoke in a cold sweat. The endgame. The apocalypse. Yes, the day when Vidaday ends. It’s hardly imaginable. But we’d like to let you in on something:

It’s here.

We at Vidaday pride ourselves on having delivered daily content to you for over a year now - this kind of thing is difficult to do while still maintaining high levels of quality, and we managed to pull it off. We even took a two-week trip to Europe to celebrate. However, the staff at Vidaday recently concluded that it is time we hung up our boots, and moved on to bigger and better things. It has been fun, everyone.

Ratball and D, you entertained us to no end. To the people who rated videos, and to those who left comments, you have been indispensable. To the newcomers on the site, don’t fret - a randomly assembled list of past videos is available on the right hand sidebar, and still has lots of great videos.

And finally, before we sign off, we’d like to leave you with this last message:
So long, and thanks for all the fish.

As this intense commercial shows, Mentos definitely boosts your confidence around girls:

This spectacular demonstration was perfected in 1973 by Thomas Briggs and Warren Rauscher, two amazing high school science teachers. When several clear liquids are combined, the mixture quickly changes colors — back and forth — over and over again:

All it takes is molten potassium chlorate:

Johnny Cash would be proud:

“I like to cut the cheese in spurts throughout the day:”

What was going through their heads?

This millimeter wave “ray gun” causes pain from hundreds of yards away, without leaving a trace. It’s supposed to be used to disperse crowds…

This guy is incredible:

And I thought that guy could only save me money on car insurance:

Check it out: