Skynet: It Begins

Skynet all started with a robotic hand. Before they knew what was going on the computers rose up and bitchslapped humanity. I'm not saying that's going to happen, but I will say that I'm buying lots of tinned food...

Following in the footsteps of Morgan Spurlock, a US science teacher eats nothing but McDonald’s for 90 days and sheds 30 pounds. The conclusion: science says it’s OK to gorge on fast food. Yay!

They might look like racing bikes but these two high octane machines want nothing more than to come together in a loving embrace and express their mutual adoration through the medium of dance.

A tiny dwarf hamster called Chicken explores a handmade playground and dares you not to find it cute and adorable even though you usually hate these kinds of videos—you'll powerless with this one, so just enjoy it.

So it turns out that you don't have to have a big old gut and man titties to be a good sumo. This Czech wrestler shows the Japanese fatties how it's really done, while maintaining a more slender look about him. Still got a silly haircut though...

A woman spent hours walking around Midtown New York wearing only a jacket and a thong, and no pants—well she did have pants but they were painted on in blue. Yet does anyone notice?

It's been suggested that this video might not be 100% genuine. I really hope that isn't the case. It would be so awesome if these were genuine outtakes. Especially the section near the end where Bane starts rapping...

If, like every single parent on the internet, you’re a fan of Frozen and its show tunes, this is for you. It puts aside ideas of sisterhood and love and stuff and replaces it with something far more X-Men.

Seeing a trick like this in 100fps slow motion really makes you appreciate the precision and skill levels involved. It also means you get to laugh at the weird cow noises that his friends make afterwards.

That's actually just how inversion tables work. They were created to make you look stupid no matter how you use them.

"Shut up" might not seem like the best phrase for a cinema supercut, but there are a lot of them, some simple, some embellished but all of them awesome. I reckon if anything it was probably hard picking just 100 of them...