Barber Shop (With added Pit Bull)

Something for the weekend sir? An undisciplined dog attacking people in a barbershop doesn't really sound that funny does it? But when you add the Benny Hill theme and a crazy dog.

Poet of the interwebz Dan Bull sends an open letter to Mr Hamface Cameron in regards his opt-in scheme for internet filth. And regardless what you feel about that, Mr Bull is spot on about toffy Dave.

You may or may not have heard of Snuff Box, and if you haven’t, it’s time to get introduced with this sketch where Matt and Rich find Elton in their recording studio. Bad move Elton, bad move.

This Lil X-Men feline's Adamantium claws get in the way of pretty much everything he does, meaning you wouldn't want him anywhere near your sofa—but he'd be good at silencing the neighbor's dog.

Yep, you read it right. Dubstep. It's good to know that there are some extremely talented singers on the interwebs making great a capella videos to amaze us. These guys however are not them.

To celebrate the 30th anniversary of Tetris a guy created a t-shirt you can play the game on, using 128 LEDs it works just like the version of the game found on Game Boy and elsewhere—but where's the iconic music?

Bored of social conventions? Looking for a way to stick it to those subway riding sheeple? Like the frosty winter air whipping past your downstairs particulars? This could be for you.

Those girls are looking at him, like "What's this demi-douche up to?" But he's owning it like a goddamn boss, full of win, he could out warlock Charlie Sheen. The boy just doesn't give a flying hoot. Go kid!

When flash fires strike there is very little you can do. Meet Eric Howard, this balsy farmer digs a fire line using a tractor in a wheat field in Weld County, Colorado. The fire burned an estimated 20-30 acres in the 80 acre field.

What's more priceless: The family heirlooms destroyed in the crash or the fact that he videotaped himself failing so miserably at teaching his daughter something he's clearly not good at?

By simply added a grab-clip to the back on the neck a regular cat can be totally turned off. You have to wonder what is going through it's head though, it looks pretty distressed and doesn't know what the hell is going on.