LEGO: First Person Shooter

While LEGO themed video games already exist, they’re not really teeming with violence and action. YouTuber Andewfilms imagines if LEGO made first person shooter style video games, like Portal, Skyrim, Bioshock and Counter-Strike.

Dan Bull does his best to make the republican presidential debate even vaguely interesting. Not sure that he's managed it, but he's highlighted bigotry with a beat you can dance to which is pretty cool.

I’m not entirely sure what this young lady is attempting to achieve. If it’s a genuine spoof of the Hello Kitty franchise it’s just plain sad. If your fetish is watching prostitutes eating cat food though, it’s a resounding win!

This little guy had just been given an apple to eat, and seems to act more like a puppy than a porcupine! He is definitely cute, but not the kind of thing you'd want jumping on your bed in the morning & licking your face!

Keeping the leg stubble at bay makes buses much safer for the essential back seat make-out session !

Quick time events are shorthand for "This game is sh#t". They mark the point where the game's devs ran out of ideas and opted for Simple Simon style gameplay. This case is no different though it is more hilarious than normal.

An Austrailian mother watches her six month old son roll off the edge of subway station and into the path of a train. By some miracle the kid had no injuries except for a small bump on his head from the fall.

I was an atheist until I watched this video. I don't know if the video itself has some strange power, like the one in The Ring, or whether it's just the sheer enthusiasm and joy on this womans face, but after watching it, reason be damned. I wanna be save

The one thing that all comedians dread is the heckler who is funnier than they are. Having the crowd on your side is everything. Luckily for this guy he manages to pull an awesome come-back out of the bag. BOOM. Headshot.

Professor Brian Cox, the pinup boy of physics, takes us on a journey into this trousers. A place where we can witness the splendours of his giant balls as they burst into life.

Another indispensible video guide from YouTube's BlackMoonCGI, showing the easiest way to avoid being flattened by an oncoming train. Sure, it won't work in all situations, but when it does work it's pretty damn cool.