Making A Shade

This dude is pretty good at woodwork. His friends call him the wood whisperer. Possibly. He manages to somehow craft a lampshade out of a log. His next project is to make curtains and some scatter-cushions.

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!!!

He lives under a bridge and if you wish to pass you'll have to beep loudly at him with you car's horn until he wheels himself out of the way. Some say he's weird, others say he's crazy. They're both right. He's also hilarious.

It's not fair. It's just not fair. How come this guy gets such a sweet toy and I don't? I would sell my left nut to have a suit like this. Hell, if I had this dude's know-how I could probably make a robotic replacement!

Some seriously impressiving riding shot from this dude's handlebar camcorder as he rides a narrow clifftop trail at Ludicrous Speed. If anyone could simply mountain bike into Mordor, this guy could.

And in the red corner, Google Street View, and in the blue corner, the new challenger, Microsoft’s Street Slide. It’s going to be an ugly fight, some may never come out alive!

He might have lost but that doesn't mean we can't still get a few last-minute lolz out of him. Here's what he'd sound like if he was a taxi driver from Croydon. There's even a cockney crowd for good measure.

A good lesson to remember is ALWAYS think about your opponent in a fight. Poor kid tries to land a 'dead-arm' punch but is competing waaay under his weight class and ends up on the floor in a world of pain & FAIL - LMAO!

Sometimes it's a good idea to know when you're on a losing streak and cash your chips in early. Unfortunately this little fella is going to learn the hard way.

Whoever thought that cooking wasn't dangerous needs to watch this insanity. This dude takes Iron Chef way too seriously. Dangerously serious.

YouTuber Jared Dines delivers some more honest jingles for everyone's favorite (or least favorite) global companies—all delivered in the catchy style of death metal. And they're definitely an improvement.