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Take some time to enjoy the playful activities of Blue the cat. This adorable little guy has many activities, all of them being adorable! Credit to 'upcycleclub'.

Once again proving how curious they are, this cute little kitten examines a bowl of hot soup. Watch the confusion ensue! Credit to 'upcycleclub'.

Don't you just hate it when something like this happens? After snapping a selfie, this man ends up meeting the pavement after slipping on an ice patch. Be careful out there! Credit: UpCycle.Club London.

Anastasia Stacie Vanelli from UpCycle.Club poses some very interesting questions from kids to the real-life Santa Claus from Finnish Lapland on Christmas Day. Santa Claus has been Timo Alarik Pakkanen's alter ego for more than fifty years, but he says that he is more than 300 years old. In this short interview he answers questions from children. Enjoy the holiday season!

This horse is hilarious when you put a camera in front of him. Check out his smile! Credit to 'upcycleclub'.

A new video has emerged where a fellow member of UpCycle.Club reflects from one side on the beauty of the sea and on the other hand does not believe where humanity stands as of today, regarding waste & pollution. People please stop throwing your last year's waste into the next year, you can always embark upon the fine and highly artistic journey of UpCycling. Credit: UpCycle.Club

missi wants to join the rest of us in the house, but unfortunately she has to stay outside because Aunty Becky is allergic to cats. :/ She enjoyed abit of the christmas turkey when Aunty left though :)

The ninja cat (Missi) goes 'karate' when she comes across anything with colour 'White'

UpCycle.Club members from all around the world collaborated to create this beat box 'Jingle Bells' cover. Editing by Evros Glijin, comedian/co-founder of UpCycle.Club.

Scratches this puppy on a sensitive spot while relaxing. Check out the puppy's priceless reaction Credit: UpCycle.Club

An unusual time-lapse video has emerged of the ‘A Pound Of Flesh For 50p’ known as the Melting House, which is an artistic installation at 40 Southwark Street, South London. The house, located near the site of an old candle factory, has been slowly melting for weeks after artist Alex Chinneck built it out of wax. However he had to introduce heaters after British weather proved too unpredictable. This project was part of the Merge Festival and reportedly used 8,000 bricks cast in paraffin wax in beds of terracotta sand. The installation melted over the course of over a month after taking nearly a year to build. The artist collaborated with chemists, manufacturers and engineers to develop visually convincing bricks that manipulate in the most sculptural effective way with wax having makers, chemists and engineers involved in the project. Artist Alex Chinneck constructed this full-sized, two-story <a href="https://rumble.com/v35yex-paraffin-wax-and-lcd-alike.html" target="_blank">wax</a> house exhibit in London, a structure designed to melt over the course of 30 days. Watch the process yourself in this incredible time lapse video and be amazed! As each individual volume drips down the building’s facade and the entire structure begins to warp in shape, the architecture becomes completely unrecognizable, only in a few weeks time, only the roof will remain on the floor, bathed in a pile of molten material. Each brick has been cast in paraffin wax within beds of terracotta sand, a method which renders both individuality and a unified color palette. Alex Chinneck, born in 1984, is a British sculptor known for creating temporary public artworks. Most of Chinneck's installations feature across Greater London. His early works include Telling the Truth Through False Teeth (2012), where the artist used 1,248 pieces of glass to create 312 identically smashed windows across the derelict facade of a factory in Hackney, From the Knees of my Nose to the Belly of my Toes (2013) in Margate where Chinneck created the illusion that the entire facade of <a href="https://rumble.com/v3zgxu-this-house-takes-6-hours-to-build-and-costs-just-over-30k.html" target="_blank">house</a> had slid into the garden, and Under the Weather but Over the Moon (2013), a commercial property situated on Blackfriars Road created to look as if it had become completely inverted. For his work in Hackney, local residents have described Chinneck as the "Banksy of Glass". Credit: UpCycle.Club.

This little guy really knows how to entertain himself! Watch as he jumps into action (literally!) and demonstrates his most impressive karate skills while battling an "unknown" object. Credit to: UpCycle.Club.

Ganja the puppy chilling with her head out the car window listening to Indila. A famous Musical Artist from France. Her voice makes my Ganja relax :) Credit: www.UpCycle.Club