Andrew Walker Rugby Mark of the Year

This is incredible. Andrew Walker has got a bit of a hop in his step doesn't he? And he enjoys sitting on peoples shoulders.

Aww, the dog is helping tell the story of the babies' birth! When you are trying to capture a family magic moment you can rely on the household pets to perform some extreme photobombing!

One of the benefits of watching this is you'll learn a new phrase, or maybe a few. But the phrase that makes it all worthwhile is: snatch flaps. That's right, snatch flaps. Try & drop it into every conversation you have today?

Sometimes the title says it all and the description is left grasping at anything to get read - Prepare for some ear abuse!

The only serious factor about this military man-love mania is shouldn't they be patrolling the base or neutralizing some enemy scumbags? Who cares though really, if their foe saw this they'd probably run away screaming!

Star wars fans come in all shapes and sizes, but this guy is definitely the weirdest. Perched atop a unicycle wearing a skirt and triumphantly playing the star wars theme tune on a set of bagpipes. Weird.

Not content with creating and playing chiptunes this dude has created his very own chiptune guitar. Studded with effects pedals and even an old Atari controller, not only does it look awesome but it sounds great too!

Now here's something you don't see every day, in fact, hardly ever! But that doesn't make it any less impressive! I think that in European basketball, this shot actually counts for four points

It's hard to tell if this guy's rage is genuine or whether he is a CopperCab style self-mocking attention seeker. Either way he has an extremely valid point and makes it succinctly and with good grace.

This lady is either dreaming of a) her Cadillac's flooded engine, or b) Donald Duck being angry in slow motion. Either way this is the weirdest noise i have ever heard!

It’s time to jump aboard the good ship nostalgia and journey back to your childhood—if you were a child of the 70s or 80s - you had to use an actual map if you wanted to find out how to get somewhere.