The Los Angeles-based company Hendo Hover launched a Kickstarter to fund the development of the world's first real-life hoverboard, which uses disc-shaped engines that create an opposing magnetic field to float above a "non-ferromagnetic conductor" surface.

When a simple "nope" or "how about no?" won't do the justice of expressing how much you despise something, there's always Michael Scott's hilarious reaction from The Office.

A picture is said to be worth a thousand words, though fact versus myth can be difficult to determine when evidence is limited and conspiracy theories run wild. Check out this slideshow of ten photographs that have yet to be explained presented by the YouTube listicle vlogger TheRichest.

Macklemore has seen better days.