What if Michael Bay Directed "UP"?

If you ever thought that the movie UP was great but it needed way more explosions in it, than you need look no further than this re-edited version which brings some Bayhem to the world of Carl and Russell.

A collection of all the great videos that made us chuckle during January 2012. There's no narrative, no commentary just 9 minutes of back to back viral videos. Enjoy.

Attempting to follow in the footsteps of Schmoyoho these guys have re-tuned an amusing interview with a member of the afrocarribean community, in a nod to Antoine Dodson and his bed intruder interview.

Everything is improved with the addition of a portal gun and Street Fighter 2 is no exception. ThePixelKingdom explores the benefits of the gun in-game and animates some of the more interesting applications.

Dubstep tunes? Check. Stop motion animation? Check. Sweet dirtbike tricks? Check. If there is a more pure recipe fo awesomeness then I have no idea what it is. It probably involves expensive drugs though.

Time to experience AWESOME! A totally kick ass animated music video that follows a day in the life of Craig, the lord of death. The Butter God gives him the list of who's been naughty and who's been nice and he wreaks his wrath!

You can't blame some animals for trying, even if the object of it's affection only has 2 legs! The deer's outlook on wives seems to be "Eh, you win some, you lose some.

What's the difference between a house cat and a tiger? Well, one of them is a few hundred pounds of pure wild instinct who isn't afraid to use your face as a claw sharpener. But there must be others.

Hecklers are usually just tedious mumbling drunkards who ruin the enjoyment of a decent comedian. This heckler on the other hand manages to score a home run and get the whole room laughing. How will the comedian deal with it?

Nik Lewis, wide receiver with the Calgary Stampede, leaps over his oncoming defender. Those Canadians. There's nothing they won't do to gain our approval.

Danish archer Lars Andersen is continuing a tradition of master archery that stretches back centuries. Many of the skills have been lost in the fog of time, but Andersen wants to make sure they don’t disappear forever..