Mom Kicks Baby Elephant

Looks like Mom is in a bad mood today. This baby elephant brushes up against her leg and she gives him a swift kick down the side of a hill. Just remember lady that an elephant never forgets and will probably come and sit on you when it grows up!

You might not expect it but this old Russian dude can throw down on the slalom cones. He's probably listening to some grimy drum and bass on his walkman too. Something that could turn Hari Krishna into a badboy.

Prepare to die of awkwardness, as a guy takes to the street to approach other guys and ask if they want to go on a date—and the reactions aren't too bad, except for a couple of homophobes who don't take to kindly to it.

Chiggidy Check It. It's Jay Z 's classic "99 Problems" but rebuilt with film clips and retitled "99 Problems in Film". So instead of Jay Z recounting the story it's lots of out of context snippets of the past.

This guy brought his breakdance skills to the bowling alley and showed off. Unfortunately, his bowling skills aren't nearly as useful in a dance-off.

Locked doors: Superman's other weakness. The Daily Planet is not going to reimburse his tuition if he keeps bolting from class like that.

A bunch of plastic balls come alive into a twisting, turning levitating creature in this video that cries out to be called fake but it would be awesome if it was real. It's definitely gay though, you can tell by the way it moves. Be amazed.

It's a news report with a twist. Well. A BIG jump with a rapping weatherman who base jumps off a 500ft bridge. He even manages to incorporate today's weather before he jumps.

A nutshot so painful that I'm afraid to watch it twice for fear of becoming sterile. For this dude life will never be the same again - OUCH!

These guys load a potato gun full of their pubes and blast it onto their sleeping friend's face. You know you're good friends when there's nothing you won't share.

Irish TV host Gay Byrne asked Stephen Fry what he would say if he was confronted by God. And Fry doesn’t hold back in his reply, letting his feelings about the deity be made in the most explicit way possible.