Frozen (Censored)

Inspired by Jimmy Kimmel's Unnecessary Censorship, a YouTuber creates the "unseen" version of Frozen where completely unnecessary bleeps and blurs are expertly placed to turn Disney's latest into pure filth.

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.

A train plows through a flooded street in downtown Buenos Aires and completely drenches a bunch of pedestrians.

Children, you can't kill them and you can't get rid of them until they go off to college. A lot of parents still believe in swatting their kids to keep them in line. If they took it this far, they'd never have problems again.

It's a flying machine and it's spherical. That might sounds a bit stupid but that means it's good for traffic and parking is a breeze to boot! SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!

What started out as a gag about the TF2 replay editor's .dmx file extension has escalated into an awesome animated music video featuring the Engineer as DMX and Demoman popping up left, right and center wearing shutter glasses.

Some things are better left well alone. This dude is testing out some new powerrisers but his feet can't keep up with his speed and he ends up faceplanting into a car bumper.

These guys are so brilliant, the next part of the plan is probably getting the ATM machine home, plugging it in, and using their debit cards to withdraw money.

If only the news was this amusing every day, or the least they could do is have Cassetteboy edit the previous day’s headlines into mega-lulz and run it at the end of the programme.

Dorkly investigate the idea of a Megaman boss who's a little less aggressive than the rest; what if Chill Penguin was cooler than a doped up Fonzerelli? Would you still be able to fight him?

Now you can read the extended version. Yes, a whole new 200 pages for you to get to grips with, with many, many passages about having to shit in the woods with no toilet paper. Oh, the humanity!