Bikini Chick Kicks Reporter in the Nuts

It's the scoop of a lifetime - Wouldn't any male reporter love to cover a breaking story on hawt girls in bikinis? It's breaking news for sure, but it depends on what's being broken. OUCH!

A guy goes from total baldness to full-on golden Tarzan look in literally minutes, getting a reverse haircut and beard-cut. A magic pen draws on his facial hair in this awesome stop motion animation.

Assorted destruction in super slow-mo. It’s mesmerizing stuff, I wish the world had a super slow-mo function like you had on GoldenEye on the N64. A hot girl walks by, super slow-mo that down.

So many questions. Such a short video. I think this clip is like an episode of lost. It poses more questions than it answers but is strangely compelling. I just hope Cyril Sneer wasn't seriously injured...

When one door opens another door closes, or maybe something else? This car door opens so fast it almost looks intentional. I wonder if we got an angry ex-girlfriend inside that car. Maximum pAIN.

Just when you least expect it, the world's most pikey bakery swoops in to add lolz to an otherwise tedious interview. There never has and never will be an interview that wouldn't be improved with a plastic bag.

Some call him their 'friendly neighborhood Spider-Man'. Seems to me he's more than friendly. Friendly is saying hi. performing the helicopter-dong in a intimate setting is a whole other level...

ZeFrank turns his attention from the natural world to the supernatural world as he delivers some true facts about everyone's favourite silken voiced deity and penguin narrator Morgan Freeman.

Beardyman is a tough man to interview. This guy manages to meet him on his own level though and although there's a slight language barrier he manages to get a pretty awesome and enlightening interview out of it!

You know the guy in the passenger seat of the rally car was backseat driving all the way up until the car speared the ground. "Slow down. Pull up. Don't you see the ground coming?"

Ok, so you won't die. Mind your step is a street illusion in Stockholm at Sergels torg created by Erik Johansson. It looks totally awesome and must have taken some serious Pythagoras' theorem epicness to do!?