The Poptart Tragedy

There's nothing funnier than illiterate intenet postings, except those same poorly typed prose being read by a classically trained Shakespearean actor, purposefully enunciating all the typos perfectly.

Dancer and robot impressionist Chadd Smith (aka MaddChadd) does a flawless impression of a robot eating a sandwich at Village Gourmet in Studio city, California. It's so convincing you wonder if he is actually a robot.

The holy trinity combined into a single video. This has the potential to be the most viral video that the internet has ever seen. It's got cats, cleavage and a dude vomming rainbows. What more could you possibly want?

Scratch Bastard picks up a win at Scribble Jam by throwing down some mad scratching followed by his own rendition of the Star Wars Imperial March. It's pretty good but I find his lack of bass disturbing.

It's hard to imagine what it would feel like to sell your company for one billion dollars. That's a LOT of money. These guys are obviously happy about it. I'd like to hear them when the tax man pays a visit though...

'Don't go into the light Carol Ann!' It is a great jump. Problem is, that big and tall light was in his way. Maybe his goal was to get over it? Or maybe it was to hit it and he wins. We'll never know...

Everything you need to know about the eurozone going down the toilet is summarised in this video. Essentially it's a reenacting of a financial crisis through the medium of three idiots on a tree branch. Enjoy.

Just skiing down a mountainside is not good enough for Mr Daredevil here, it's just too easy, there's no obstacles to death-defy, so this man takes to the streets and skis in a neighbourhood. Respect. Epic.

You can imagine our surprise that something as smart as leapfrogging a trash can could go wrong. Dude, you might as well deposit your junk in the trashcan now. It's useless.

Trolling isn't just about being rude to someone or saying something to piss them off. It's about finding a way to get under their skin that even they didn't know about. Finding their buttons and pushing them. Hard.

Controlling a GoPro with an Arduino Yun, this guy was able to create a camera that would automatically take short video clips of the high fives he gave strangers as he walked along in San Francisco.