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Being the all-round nice guys that they are, Ben and Jerry’s are helping raise awareness for the Happy Cows campaign to improve standards for dairy cows across Europe.
Even if that sort of thing doesn’t hold your interest, you can just sit back and watch the Boadicea dance troupe doing what they do best, dressed as cows. These happy dancing ladies have got some nice moo-ves.
You’ll often hear fishermen talking about the one that got away. Well, you might if you hung around with a bunch of fishermen and they were all obvious stereotypes.
You’ll very rarely hear someone talking about the one that got swallowed whole by a shark just as you were landing the fecker. If there wasn’t video, I wouldn’t believe it.
Singer/songwriter Mr James Morrison, no relation to the Doors singer, strums out this acoustic version of the 1990s classic from Coolio, that held the No.1 spot in the charts for the entire decade.
The performance was for an appearance on FM104?s Strawberry alarm clock. It’s pretty gangster, in a paradise kind of way.
Do you like your fast food FAST? If so you should probably head on over to Nick Jays!
Their food is so fast that you’ll actually meet yourself shortly after receiving your order, causing a temporal anomoly! The food is terrible though.
If you watch the BBC’s Sherlock you’ll know how the world’s best detective can instantly analyse a scene just be looking at it.
But sometimes even the greatest mind on earth can get a bit confused. And sometimes stuff’s just there because, well, just because.
This is one way to meet girls and it’s less desperate than drunkenly propositioning them at 2am after too many shots of tequila.
More than 500 (!!!) girls from all around Sydney hold up a one-shot film clip, which is then segued together to produce this.
There’s been a lot of talk about CERN and the discovery of the Higgs Boson but what the hell is it?
Well, here’s the Naked Science Scrapbook with a video explaining what a Higgs Boson is and why scientists are so excited about it.
Ken Block, ninja of the driving world, brings his awesomeness to the streets of San Francisco, burning rubber around trams and on the water front.
Such is the internet’s love for this man, this new video has already notched up over three millions hits and it’s only been up a day.
