Battlefield 3: Wang Attack

If you wanna make a dick out of the enemy then this is how you go about it. C4, landmines and a whole lot of patience. If you have these three things then there is no limit to the wonders you can create. EPIC.

Adam Buxton lip syncs to the Gwen Steffani track in this literal adaptation of the music video. In case you weren't aware, Hollaback Girl is all about a girl who befriend a piece of her own poo that waves pom-poms. WTF?

Not only does this cat sleep in a weird position but he does it on the edge of a four story building. Someone tell it that thats a good way to use all of it's nine lives at once!

Daft Hands is back and whackier than ever - How do they do this?

Running around the battlefield armed only with some chest paddles might sound lame but these guys make it look like the most fun you can have in a first person shooter. I know which class I'm going to be using from now on...

Einstein the highly talkative African grey parrot does a perfect impersonation of Matthew McConaughey's signature "alright, alright, alright" catchphrase. Maybe he could star in the next series of True Detective?

What’s a bunch of Aussies gonna do for some suburban sporting fun? Well, quite a lot actually, ranging from the gravel walk, to posting junk mail to people who specifically ask to not receive any.

Answers on a postcard please. I seriously have no idea what on earth is going on here, but it has totally made my day. I kinda wish there was more to it, maybe some other animals tagging onto the end or something.

Not to add insult to injury, but plummeting before the roof diving ref's signal means an automatic zero from the judges instead of the zero he would've earned.

Well? Is it? No. But that doesn't mean that this ... bizarre ... attempt at cinema doesn't raise some interesting questions. Questions that might actually make you sleep better in your bed at night. Be (not) afraid.

8-bit Cinema "gamifies" your favorite Hollywood Blockbusters into 80's arcade and NES inspired action—behold Pulp Fiction retold via old-school 8-bit (and a little 16 bit ;) game tech. No quarters or controllers required!