This lovely lady teaches you a smarter way to knot shoelaces, grocery bags and balloons, plus a dead-simple trick for undoing knots that have been pulled really tight. Attention: the video is not suitable for everyone, because it also shows how to tie a sliding-loop noose knot, which in the worst case could be used for suicide. For anybody not having dark thoughts it is simply a handy way to hang bottles and bits and bobs.
Learn how easy you could tie really tight knots
You might also like
Old lady performs a spontaneous dance
A 97-year-old lady dances freely in the streets of Italy, the purest joy that puts you straight into the weekend mood. Watch it whenever you need a smile.
I will give you 200 euros to drop your towel
A woman answers the front door in a towel and is offered 200 euros to drop it. She takes the cash, then finds out exactly how that dirty money was earned.
Do you know how to stop an escalator?
Ever wondered how to stop an escalator for good? Watch this magic escalator prank in action, and do not try it yourself: it can genuinely injure someone.
How many soldiers could get into a toilet?
How many soldiers can fit inside one trojan toilet? You will never believe the final count of this daft military operation. Watch the whole squad try.
Adorable man says "Huh?" a lot
One adorable man, one little word, endless situations: watch him say Huh? again and again in every possible context. Simple comedy at its very, very best.
Have you ever tried to smoke a cigarette lighter?
Enjoying his night a little too much, this guy lights a plastic lighter instead of a cigarette, and never even notices. A brilliant drunk moment on camera.
Michael Winslow - Whole lotta love by Led Zeppelin
Michael Winslow of Police Academy plays Led Zeppelin's Whole Lotta Love using only his mouth, no guitar needed at all. A jaw-dropping vocal performance.
Little baby knows beer is the best drink
This cute baby stops crying the moment a tiny beer bottle appears, proof that some of us know good taste from day one. Aww, cheers to that, little one!