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On Britain's Got Talent, an illusionist sat on stage while a sheet was pulled over a chair, making him instantly disappear and reappear in a different spot.
When asked how he did it, he offered to make an exception and explain.
He put on a reflective white jumpsuit and turned on UV lights to show the audience the secret escape route on the back of the chair.
Then came the real twist.
Even with the white suit glowing, the lights fully up, and everyone watching every move, he stepped back into the chair, dropped the sheet, and vanished into thin air again in a split second!
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at this point we can say ai videos are getting out of hand.
this is a good one
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I know it’s not Winter BUT I saw this adorable video and thought it was so relaxing.
We really don’t deserve Dogs 🐶 ❤️
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Nobody tells you when you’re a kid that one random Sunday at Grandma’s house will eventually be the last time everyone is there at the same time.
The cousins are running in and out of the house.
Somebody’s yelling, “STOP SLAMMING THAT DOOR!”
The adults are sitting around the kitchen table talking about things you couldn’t care less about.
There’s food everywhere.
Someone is asleep in a recliner.
You can hear the TV from the other room.
You’re bored half the time and begging to go home.
And you have absolutely no idea that you are standing inside a memory you will spend the rest of your life wishing you could walk back into.
Then everybody grows up.
The cousins move away.
People get married.
Families get busy.
Grandparents get older.
The house gets sold.
Some people stop speaking.
Some people are no longer here.
And suddenly you’d give just about anything to sit at that kitchen table for ten more minutes and hear everybody’s voices coming from different rooms.
The older I get, the more I realize…
We weren’t “just going to Grandma’s house.”
We were going to the one place where our entire family still belonged to each other.
And somehow none of us realized it was temporary.
If you had a house like that growing up, you were richer than you knew. 🤍
Whose house was “the house” in your family?
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Ryan Gosling didn’t just laugh at Greg Davies’ story he completely lost control of himself.
Greg keeps adding one ridiculous detail after another, and Ryan gets to the point where he’s not even listening anymore… he’s just trying to survive.
That’s how you know a comedian has you: when the person laughing hardest is no longer even capable of explaining what they find funny.
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A trauma counsellor anonymously shared things her younger clients told her about their parents
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Before Ricky Gervais became a megastar with The Office, he had a short-lived Channel 4 show called Meet Ricky Gervais in 2000.
In this clip from the series, he’s out on the street pretending to gather answers for Family Fortunes. He approaches members of the public with a clipboard and asks them the usual “we surveyed 100 people” style questions, except these are very much not the family-friendly ones you’d hear on the actual game show. 🤣
“The most annoying thing about the French?”
“Something you’d steal from a lonely old woman?”





















