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Ronny Wechselberger a.k.a. “Ronny C-Rock” can parallel park better than you or I, cramming his car into a space not only in one swift move, but into a space just 10.24″ longer than his car.

Team Fortress 2 gets the real world treatment by the guys over at Corridor Digital. The characters and weapons are spot on, but we’re still missing Heavy and the Medic. (Thanks, Kat!)

YouTuber fish31171 spotted Gary Russo, a subway construction worker from Queens, singing Frank Sinatra’s Summer Wind as effortlessly as Ol’ Blue Eyes did. Only in New York, folks.

Michael Hearst plays a tune using unique instruments, including a stylophone, theremin and quirkier ones like the otamatone and the daxophone. He should’ve used a waterphone too.

Agustina Woodgate used human hair to create two medieval structures. She molded the hair into bricks to create the Tower, while she combined them into massive clumps for the Sand Castle.

A new animated series from CollegeHumor for the Nintendo 3DS video channel, BearShark is the exact opposite of Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner cartoons. We’re waiting for BearSharkHawk.

Josh Maready installed a couple of GoPro cameras under his skateboard and then skated through New York City. Unfortunately both cameras were unable to handle the constant jolts and eventually broke.

(NSFW: Language) Mario has a little problem. Casual games and smartphone apps are muscling in on his turf. So he gathers The Five Families (of gaming) to unite against the growing threat.

Andre Magarao’s video of Alex Pastor kiteboarding in Uruau, Brazil not only captures some cool moves by the athlete but also a tiny, compelling glimpse into what life is like in a remote, 100 person town.

Before owning the pacifier this baby was nothing but a bag of tears and drool. Now he wrestles bears, runs a multi-million dollar company and is a hit with the ladies. He still loves pacifiers though.

Inspired by Team Fortress 2 and Meet Buck, Mac n’ Cheese is a fast-paced and trippy short film made by Tom Hankins, Gijs Vank Kooten, Guido Puijk and Roy Nieterau of the Utrecht School of Arts.

A ballpen with a butterfly knife-style case that you can twirl, flip and spin without fear of hurting yourself (or anyone else). It’ll probably get you a couple extra gropes with the TSA though.

(NSFW: Language) While it’s not quite as nasty as that Skittles commercial, that doesn’t mean this supposedly banned 1996 Lunchables commercial didn’t make us spit out our lunch meat laughing.

Just for Laughs is back with another simple but highly effective prank, preying on good samaritans with a bizarre twist on the ol’ switcheroo. Good thing none of the victims had a dog with them.

It was a major miracle that no one was injured in an accident in Rockwall, Texas, as an 18-wheeler driver lost control of the rig, which swept across the highway into a cop cruiser and two other cars.

(NSFW: language) Since we think cats can be regal, fastidious and intelligent creatures, the lyrics in this anthem to stupid cats aren’t exactly accurate; on the other hand, they are rather hilarious.

When you ask people – or puppets – to really listen to their hearts and minds, beware. You never know what could come out. This is safe for work, but we’re not sure if it’s safe for your mind.

Conan O’Brien not only has a superhero alter-ego. That’s not good enough for the amazon man with orange hair. He’s been (temporarily) immortalized in LEGOs by brickmaster Nathan Sawaya.

It’s not enough that this guy is surfing on the back of a moving train car. He pushes the legal limits on stupidity by taking a flying leap from the railcar into the drink below. Do not try this at home.

You have to hand it to restaurant menu-sharing website Nosh for one of the more creative 404 pages out there, complete with special forces operatives on the hunt for said missing page.

Surrey UK policeman Dan Pascoe pulls over to help form a roadblock, when the unthinkable happens – the criminal runs him over. But that doesn’t stop the officer from giving chase and tasing the perp.

Mishka and Laika have a heated argument. One wants to play and the other doesn’t. Only on the Internet can we understand what a couple of dogs are saying but not what’s on these humans’ minds.

The winner of Tell it Your Way, a filmmaking contest held by Philips last year, in which all contestants were given the same 6 lines to use in their film. Watch the other entries here.