Minecraft Rap - Dan Bull

It's not often you will find a rapper who is this forthcoming with his nerdyness. What next, Dan? Dan bull is back to profess his love for the blocky build-em-up in the form of a catchy rap.

Ever seen a bear do its laundry? Probably not because they don't like to air their dirty garments in public, they're far too sophisticated for that. But this camera crew managed to capture it in a rare, and unbearably tense, moment.

Hollywood geekhood takes on two of the greatest film characters to ever grace that scene in Star Wars with C-3PO & R2-D2 crossing the Tatooine desert, bitching and moaning at each other like a couple of bickering kids.

Prepare to witness awesome. It's still in the early stages of development but they aren't that difficult to make. You simply attach some wheels and a scooter engine to a crate of beer.

If you've got the time and inclination you too could make a tiny stack of waffles for you cat's breakfast, and be greeted by a perplexed look and a complete lack of interest. It probably wouldn't be this funny though.

The sisters of this abbey took to martial arts to protect themselves from an increasingly dangerous neighborhood. They kick butt and take names... so they can pray for their victims later.

Sometimes you just get carried away by the event & excitement. This weird shanty house went from 'float' to 'crush' pretty quickly. I'm guessing that it wasn't scheduled in the parade activities - OUCH!

We reckon it's over 10, but it's hard to tell just how many bikes are jumbled in the wreckage atop this ridge. The other racers show no sympathy or compassion-- they just want to get by.

This guy thinks he's being funny, but he really does bring down the house.

Not just any pencil sharpener. This one is fast as feck and creates a graphite spike so sharp that, on your journey, should you encounter God, (and poke him with your pencil) God will be cut. If it was a bit smaller I'd totally buy one.

The Castlevania video game series is being adapted into an adult animation. The series will premiere this year on Netflix and is written by Warren Ellis, with director Adi Shankar and Adventure Times' Kevin Kolde also involved.