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What did you do this Valentine’s day? Cry into your meal-for-one while watching Pretty Woman for the thousandth time? We all did.
While we were so ronnery Dwayne here had a date with a lady mail man, but things got awkward real quick.
Fake Film Fest looks like a blast! One of the most harrowing movies ever made is so ripe for a remake with puppets and Skelemo’s submission for the 2012 Virgin Radio Fake Film Festival ticks that box.
Everything’s better with puppets, it’s surprising that no one did it before with Kermit and Miss Piggy as the heroin couple fighting their addiction as their world around them turns into a paranoid hell.
The kids may think BMX biking is the shiz, but your skills are nothing more than dolphin shit if you can’t pull some tricksies on a vintage ladies bike.
These guys are the true masters of the street trial, they know that the true heroes of the game are the ones with the old school tools.
Valentines Day! The best day of the year if you happen to own a restaurant or flower shop.
Join Ashen as he looks at some crap and ruins his sofa, aided by the endless talents of Chef Excellence.
If you’re feeling like you’re pretty rubbish at life, then meet Lise Linde Kronenberg, a one year old baby who can play a piano concert. Ish.
So you might as well give up now, because by the time this child is five she’ll be president of the universe while juggling.
In the year 2062, a bunch of elderly hipsters are interviewed about the good old days of social media.
Created for Social Media Week 2012, this video captures interviews with octogenarian hipsters as they take a look back on what social media and digital culture were back in the day.
Reg D Hunter, an American, helps explain the complicated sport of crickets, a sport named after an insect which on average for a game lasts about ten days and ends in an orgy of crustless sandwiches.
It’s a very insightful look into the game which will help newcomers get to grips and understand this most spiffing of English sports.
Parry Gripp, the youtube songster has penned another one of his internet earworms.
This one’s is about the Harry Potter star Rupert Grint and how awesome it must be to be qualified to join the League Of Red Haired Gentlemen.
