Still Alive - Played By Lazers

It might be a touch out of tune and the tempo may faulter from time to time, but c'mon, it's a freaking laserbeam. Cut it some slack. Also, when you see what it's etching while playing the song you'll sh#t bricks.

Remember kids, in soviet Russia kite flies you. All you need to get some serious air on a lake is a rather large pool inflatable and a friend with a jet-ski, the rest, as they say, is down to the size of your balls.

In a world whose fabric seems to be crumbling away in a sea of economic collapse and urban rage, fuelled by a corrupt capitalist system that rewards selfishness and greed, even shadows won't work properly.

This guy thinks he's being funny, but he really does bring down the house.

Somehow this lucky train inspector avoids getting crushed by two different trains within seconds of each other. Something tells me that he doesn't need to get THAT close to the vehicles to make an evaluation!?

What to do with your when you have thin walls and your very noisy amorous neighbours bump uglies? This valiant gent came up with a genius idea and set himself the task of flipping 5 quarters into a cup.

Sure, it's an advert, but some adverts are so good that they're worth sharing. This is one of those adverts. It had me at the flouncy-haired pony even before he started dancing around and doing the moonwalk.

The drama, tension and joy of the sport. This girl may just have singlehandedly brought masses of future viewers to these cheerleading competitions. Or not. Probably not.

A suspicious looking package arrives at Valve. The guys open it and find a fully functional Aperture Science turret, complete with motion sensor and voice commands. No machineguns on it, but that's probably just as well.

Festive lolz abound with as the classic Christmas Carol story gets added innuendo in the form of bleeped out words. It's amazing what kind of filth you mind replaces words with when they're bleeped out!

This should teach us all to be more aware of our surroundings. And also to not trust people who stop you on the street and ask you if you'd go out with someone in an app.