Non-Alcoholic Beer Goggles

So, the tagline from this sprite commercial translates to "Things may appear different up close". No idea what it has to do with sprite, but thanks for the night terrors, guys. You'll be receiving my psychiatrist bills shortly.

It might not be the best yoga you've ever seen, but she's pretty damn flexible and for a morning ritual it's an impressive display. If she arranged a few chairs around her I reckon she could sell tickets.

Nothing to see here, just an ass on wheels racing a mobile trainer. OK, I lied, there’s lots to see here as these two strange vehicles duke it out in the desert. If you want to know why, then shame on you.

Security Camera footage of a woman who went nuts after being told she couldn't order McNuggets during breakfast time. it's an Awesome mashup - Finger lickin' good...*Wait!?!

I love the enthusiasm this little girl puts in to this, but alas, to no avail. Hahaha I think her technique leaves a lot to be desired. Better luck next birthday kiddo.

Here you go, you animal humping, scum sniffing, lazy, yellow-bellied, fart eating fucktard, some of the greatest insults the movie world has ever heard. Watch, memorise, insult. Easy.

The classic buttered floor prank gets remixed in the shower with absolutely first-rate faceplant results. Well done.

It's time to travel to the other side of the planet to dicover a cutie who is full of easterm promise - WOW!

Finally, an activity that Florida State senator Mike Bennett can really use to connect with his constituents: trying to hide your dirty internet browsing while you pretend to work - Make him President!

By Garth Jennings and starring Adam Buxton, this music video really is a one of a kind. It's not often you see pyrotechnics like these, let alone a man in an old style swimming costume grabbing at his crotch.

What would the King of Rock and Roll sound like if you took away the chords that made him king? Mario Wienerroither is back with another Musicless Musicvideo, this time filtering out the music from Elvis Presley’s “Blue Suede Shoes.”