Wicked Smaht

We came across a video today that looks like it's definitely worth a try. Especially since it probably won't cost you anything. If you've already got a shovel, all you need to do is find some rope.

Allen did an amazing job and made it all the way to $17,700 with his correct answers putting him in 1st place right before the Final Jeopardy category. Was he able to stay there, keep all his winnings and leave happy? You can see the whole episode here to find out.

It was done by Scott Rockwell of Susquehanna, Pennsylvania and posted to Facebook over the weekend. This is also a great way to put that old treadmill to use other than as a clothes rack.

We know. We're guilty of saying 'F' it most of the time and plowing through, just like most numbies. Well, here is a loud and clear example of why shouldn't.

Mainers are pretty awesome. There's certainly no lack of clever, original and inventive ideas around here. Rich McKinnon of Buxton has gone beast-mode with pool noodles.

What's that on Portland's Time & Temp Clock? We've been scratching our heads trying to figure it out just like you. Does it mean Skate Pounds?

Mainers are pretty awesome. There's certainly no lack of clever, original and inventive ideas around here. Rich McKinnon of Buxton has gone beast-mode with pool noodles.

This is absolutely mind-blowing how these dubbahs in Mt. Vernon created the World's Largest Redneck Fishing Machine. They utilized a kids bike, ironing boards, a 12 volt battery and more unused stuff from the yahd. There's even a friggin' catapult!

Greg Bannon of Acton is a mastermind when it comes to clearing off the car in the morning. It's cool enough to watch the brilliant way he gets the white stuff out of the way...even cooler that the car is a classic El Camino.

Greg Bannon of Acton is a Maine mastermind when it comes to clearing off the car in the morning.

These'll be all over Sebago next summer. Rich McKinnon of Buxton just went beast-mode with pool noodles.