One thing is for sure – dogs love sticks. So let us go on a twig’s-eye-view ride along with this enthusiastic dog as he takes a GoPro camera along for a romp around the yard.

This amazing contraption lets you levitate small objects thanks to a seemingly magical electromagnet system, which continuously adapts to changes in weight. Even works sideways.

(NSFW: Language) A giant granite birthday cake, or a prison far too easy to escape? Ylvis contemplates the meaning and glory of all that is Stonehenge in their latest video. (Thanks, everyone!)

(NSFW) Sit back, go full-screen, and enjoy 34 minutes of snowboarding stunts, rail grinding, and a tour of the most exotic staircases, roofs and dumpsters of Russia.

(NSFW: Language) Work. It’s highly overrated. Let’s listen to some real gentlemen as they explain why they love their jobs so much. Makes you wonder if being unemployed is actually the “good life.”

Starting out as a Mercedes CL 600 coupe, BRABUS revs its biturbo V12 up to 800hp, increasing engine displacement from 5.5L to 6.3L, unleashing an insane top speed of 217mph.

Don’t be put off by the name, mystery or the hype around World Unite Lucifer Youth Foundation aka WU LYF (Woo Life). They make good music. It’s that simple. Link leads to their song We Bros.

Like a Magic 8-Ball, but in pen form. Just ask this pen a question, shake it up, and watch as your writing instrument deals out advice you will no doubt follow as if it came from Confucius himself.

A couple of years back, this guy was a YouTube sensation for his drunken stumble through a convenience store. Watch now, as the drunkest guy we know gets the silent film treatment.

Creative design studio Appshaker created a live augmented reality setup for National Geographic. They displayed live footage of bystanders with interactive CGI, which included a huge T-Rex.

(NSFW: Language) Collegehumor captures the stiff, awkward and barely funny annual Comedy Central Roasts, only instead of celebrities they put American TV channels together. You suck MTV!

YouTuber Dedzig’s son asked him to put on Smooth Criminal while the kid was doing the dishes. Dedzig soon found out – and recorded – why. Nice save from the stumble kid. Keep on moving!

An Android 3.2 tablet with a quad-core 1.4GHz Tegra 3 CPU, 1GB RAM, up to 64GB storage and a mobile dock that adds a keyboard, touchpad, a USB port, an SD slot and 6 hours of extra battery.

A montage of animals showing their rude or mischievous sides. Plus a horny dolphin. You’ve probably seen a few of the clips before, but they’re worth watching again. Especially that dolphin.

Make minifig jello shots, brick brownies and more with these official LEGO molds. Includes a 10″ brick cake mold, an 11.5″ minifigure pan, a 6.5″x4.5″ minifigure tray and a 7″x4.5″ brick tray.

Big Mac dumplings: the gang’s back at Epic Meal Time, and this time they’re determined to merge fast food with Chinese take out. Bacon, of course, makes everything taste better. Grab your Tums.

ASICS installed a video wall in the Columbus Circle subway station and challenged passersby to race against top U.S. marathoner Ryan Hall for just 60 feet. What do you think happened? (Thanks Juan!)

A music video of the White Stripes’ We’re Going to be Friends, with the lyrics spelled out in sign language. Made by the D-PAN (Deaf Professional Arts Network) and Sorenson Communications.

Ever wonder what happens when you crack a raw egg 100-feet underwater? Us neither, but these divers show the effect of the pressure levels at that depth. Oh, and that somebody wants lunch.

Astro Studios’ dramatic timepieces are made by layering varying shades of anodized aluminum to create the effect that they are glowing. No word yet on when you can buy one, though.

While you already have to be pretty flexible to breakdance, Arthur Cadre takes it to a whole ‘nother level combining his bendy Yoga skills with B-Boy moves in this clip by Alex Yde. Song here.

Ok, it’s not quite as impressive as most of the parkour and freerunning clips we post, but you have to hand it to (pun intended) these guys for proving that you can do parkour in your living room.

You’re gobbling down some Pad Thai and get down to those last few bites on the plate. You could continue to work at it with your chopsticks, or just flip over your fork and knife.