Sad Keanu, You Are Free Now

Sad Keanu, You Are Free Now

Sad Keanu, You Are Free Now

Your Mean 'Batman V Superman' Reviews Make Ben Affleck Very Sad, The Sound Of A Carrot Getting Peeled In Reverse Is So Soothing, Robots Are Taking Over The World At Least This One Helps You With Investing, Outfielder Refuses To Pick Up Baseball, Allows An Inside-The-Park Home Run, Uh, The Power Lines Probably Shouldn't Be Doing This, 'The Force Awakens' Borrows A Lot From The Original 'Star Wars' Today's Top Videos Friday, March 25, 2016 SAD KEANU, YOU ARE NOW FREE Your Mean 'Batman V Superman' Reviews Make Ben Affleck Very Sad digg.com "Batman V Superman" was hyped to the heavens... and it kinda really tanked with critics. Let's check in on how the man behind the bat mask feels about that. THE SOUNDS OF CARROT HEALING The Sound Of A Carrot Getting Peeled In Reverse Is So Soothing digg.com We can't quite say why it sounds so nice (in addition to looking pretty cool), but it does. So, uh, bon appétit. ROBOTS WE DIGG SPONSORED Robots Are Taking Over The World At Least This One Helps You With Investing lendingrobot.com The first robo-advisor for peer lending, LendingRobot automates investments to help you get better diversification and kick-ass returns. THERE'S NO LYING IN BASEBALL Outfielder Refuses To Pick Up Baseball, Allows An Inside-The-Park Home Run digg.com ​In a pre-season matchup with the Houston Astros, New York Mets outfielder Yoenis Cespedes tried to convince the officials that Tyler White's hit got stuck underneath the outfield wall. They were... not convinced. SOMEBODY JUST LOST POWER Uh, The Power Lines Probably Shouldn't Be Doing This digg.com A technician managed to capture this shocking (sorry) video of power lines arcing repeatedly after a storm. IF IT'S NOT BROKE DON'T FIX IT 'The Force Awakens' Borrows A Lot From The Original 'Star Wars' digg.com It's widely known, and pretty clear, that JJ Abrams borrowed heavily from the original "Star Wars" when making "The Force Awakens," but a shot by shot comparison of the similarities highlights just how much the first film inspired him. Get more stories on Digg.com ATOMS CAN'T STOP, WON'T STOP Why inanimate objects are always moving. Credit: Digg Digg iOS app   •   Digg Android app Twitter   •   Facebook   •   Tumblr   •   YouTube Advertise on Digg digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2016 Digg Inc. 50 Eldridge St, NY, NY 10002