Screw agriculture; this video has convinced me that the best use of tractors is found on the field of battle!

A handy flowchart to help determine the truthfullness of any given statement.

Ehhhhhhhhhh... cock a doodle doo!

4chan is dead, long live 7chan! At least some people feel that 4chan has lost it's former glory, such as the author of this song, written by Anonymous, set to the tune of Don McLean's American Pie.

More 2 Girls 1 Cup content: AndrewC posts this great idea for a tshirt homage to the internet meme. It is fantastic in it's innocent design that will invoke horrid thoughts in those that recognise the symbology.

"Look away as the Zombeatles play their hit, "I Want To Eat Your Brain." No one knows who they are or where they came from but their very name drips with menace! This footage may shock the world, a herald of coming doom!"

"A love song inspired by the famous "2 Girls 1 Cup" video that features two girls erotically shitting into a cup, eating it, then, vomiting into eachother's mouths. By Jon Lajoie."

Hilarious condom pusage promotion video from India.

Alanis Morissette sings "My Humps," what else needs be said?

A hilarious clip of people calling into an insane psychic's upblic access tv show.

Nad Shot is a blog that only posts pictures from comic books depicting people getting hit in the junk.

A teacher in Taiwan uses a MC Hammer song and dance routine to help teach english to kids.

The so-called "Radioactive Boy Scout" has been caught again attempting to build a home-brew nuclear reactor.

Content advisory warning sticker for the bible.

From Kotaku: "The best part about opting for a video game themed halftime show is that it's going to be performed by band nerds. These kids probably know "Yoshi's Theme" better than any other cross section on campus. The above performance, from the recent UC Berkeley versus Washington State football contest features tunes and bitmap band formations from Tetris, Super Mario Bros., Super Mario World, Mortal Kombat and more. They seem to get a little winded at parts, understandably, but it's a solid performance nonetheless."