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We Can't Stop Watching These Simulations Of Cars Getting Obliterated By 100 Consecutive Speed Bumps, Squirrel Eats The Wrong Mushrooms, Gets Stoned Out Of Its Mind, Buying a Car In October? Here's A $500 Gift Card, A Full Basketball Team Running In Perfect Sync Is Our New Favorite Glitch In The Matrix, The Sad And Beautiful Moment A Terminally Ill Chimp Recognizes An Old Human Friend, What Would Happen If You Jumped Into A Pool Of Lava? This Week's Top Videos Sunday, October 22, 2017 IT'S MESMERIZING We Can't Stop Watching These Simulations Of Cars Getting Obliterated By 100 Consecutive Speed Bumps digg.com ​BeamNG is a realistic driving simulator, but users mainly use it for one specific (and very good) purpose: destroying cars as creatively and as completely as possible. A more recent entry in the genre: putting 100 consecutive speed bumps in front of a speeding car. TRIPPING NUTS Squirrel Eats The Wrong Mushrooms, Gets Stoned Out Of Its Mind digg.com This little guy got into the wrong patch of mushrooms and launched into a two-day journey to unbury the acorns of the cosmos (don't worry, he's okay now). LOANS WE DIGG SPONSORED Buying a Car In October? Here's A $500 Gift Card static.autogravity.com This month only, AutoGravity launched an exclusive $500 offer for Digg readers looking to finance and buy their next car. Ready to learn more? SHAWN MARION WOULD BE PROUD A Full Basketball Team Running In Perfect Sync Is Our New Favorite Glitch In The Matrix digg.com A good basketball team plays as a unit. But this week the Phoenix Suns took that concept to the next level when all five Suns players on the floor accidentally started running at the exact same time like a glitch in an old video game. A UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE The Sad And Beautiful Moment A Terminally Ill Chimp Recognizes An Old Human Friend digg.com This 59-year-old chimp, "Mama," was battling a gravely serious sickness when a friendly face dropped by to say hello. THE HOTTEST TAKE What Would Happen If You Jumped Into A Pool Of Lava? digg.com Yes, we all know that you would be burned alive. But just what happens in the moments between making the leap and making contact with molten rock? Get more stories on Digg.com WHY THE WIDE FACE? We love watching this rubber fist wreck a rubber face. Credit: Esteban Diacono Digg iOS app   •   Digg Android app Twitter   •   Facebook   •   Tumblr   •   YouTube Advertise on Digg digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2017 Digg Inc. 50 Eldridge Street, 2nd Floor, NY, NY 10002