Foux Du Fafa

The whole Team Fortress 2 gang get in on an amusing rendition of Foux Du Fafa from Flight Of The Conchords. If you've never seen that show, and don't speak French, don't worry. By the sounds of it neither do they...

Remember everyone, 'Small' is beautiful - This little linebacker makes a hit so hard on the running back that it almost looks fake. WOW!

What's the point in civilisation if nobody wants to be civilised? If you liked Falling Down but didn't feel that he went far enough, then this could be the perfect movie for you. Fiver says Jusutin Bieber dies in it.

Amber from Australian radio show 'Amber and Billo's' wanted to test what could keep swooping magpies away. The results are mixed, her reaction to the swooping magpies is hilarious though.

Electric vehicles run pretty much silent. As cool as that is, it's kinda dangerous for cyclists and pedestrians. In order to redress this, crazy as it sounds, it makes sense to put a speaker in them blaring out engine noises!

Mr Awesome himself, Rémi Gaillard, is back with another video and it's not just any old prankster vid. He's back with his Mario Kart routine, throwing down banana skins, tearing up a supermarket, and giving the finger to the police.

If you saw this guy in the street playing an awesome rendition of the Star Wars Theme with his one man band, then you'd just have to throw some money his way, it would be a total crime not to.

Somebody give this man some type of award for services to abstraction. Look at him go, pulling up in his car alongside unsuspecting members of the public and speaking nothing but true nonsense.

It takes a pretty big leap of faith to say that these butthorns couldn't see this coming. Good thing no one was hurt.

In the year 2062, a bunch of elderly hipsters are interviewed about the good old days of social media and take a look back on what social media and digital culture were back in the day.

Some people are into books, that I can deal with but a guy of 40 or 50 who's so enamored with them that he'll blub uncontrollably on camera about the closure of a local library? That's just plain weird!