The NeverEnding Story. For Real

When you wre a kid THIS was where it was at. If you never saw the 1984 classic then this will mean less than nothing to you. If you did then you probably have a strange urge to climb aboard and ride him.

"Camp Kuleshov" is a competition in NYC, CHI and LA between assistant editors. They are given a film trailer and asked to mash it right up so that it barely resembles the original. This took first place.

Chatroulette is full of strange men exposing themselves, but non are stranger than this dude. Full beard and a two piece bathing suit might not work for everyone but this guy is rocking it and everyone seems to love it!

This guy not only has mad skills but also a miniature motorbike and a tiny little dirt track in his back yard. What more do you want from him? Party tricks? Well, it just so happens he has one of those too!

After an earthquake decimated Christchurch, New Zealand, these guys decided to turn the quake-damaged city into their own skate park. If the next Tony Hawk game has an Earthquake mode, I'm blaming these guys.

It looks like they've followed HGTV's instructions for creating your own backyard waterin' hole.

Hedwig's Theme sounds like it was originally composed for the harp, so it's ideal that these two decided to cover it using that exact instrument. So sit back and let this great rendition wash over you and make sure you wear headphones too.

ZeFrank tackles another freaky critter in one of his amusing educational videos. This time it's a bug-eyed monkey mouse called the Tarzier. They're freaky as all hell, but kinda cute in a way too.

Hey, it's another movie compilation but this time it's not the films themselves but the trailers. What a total treat for us all, there's nothing like a movie montage to curl up with on a winter's night. That and a crack pipe.

Seems that overt voyuerism has found it's way down the food chain these days, some roo's just have no sense of shame anymore.

If you ever wondered if there was any special, secret kind of workout regime that professional golfers used to become so awesome, you'd be right. It takes years of training and zen-like dedication to perform this kinda stuff - NOT!!!