Here’s another classic from Jon Lajoie.

Wise lessons indeed.

More Lajoie videos here or visit Jons homepage here.

Here’s how to deal with chavs making trouble in the tube.

Ok, this is too much. Even watching it made me messed up; these guys aren’t kidding at all.

Panel ninjas against snowmen! Those pesky invaders were taught a serious lesson.

They’ll do anything for Spazzz.

Us old folk remember the old video game Frogger.. where you have to cross a busy road with a frog and not get run over. This guy must miss those games a bit too much…

The wild streets of Skegness have seemed just that little bit safer ever since survival expert and obsessed Rambo fan Stephen O’Rourke changed his name to that of the muscle-bound movie hero.

Skegness’ own John Rambo might draws stunned glances from passers-by as he patrols through the town in full military get-up and bandanna, but at least no one dares mess with him.

More on John ‘Skeg’ Rambo here…

Our esteemed owner and server admin Laagje has upgraded the server our page runs on and has added some RAM too.

All hail Laagje!

Another great moment in Internet History™ is a flash cartoon called ‘Badger Badger Badger’. Not as popular as All your base or the ever present Starwars kid, Badger Badger Badger was still a great hype on the linked up tubes we lovingly call the interwebs.

Wikipedia notes:

Badger Badger Badger (aka Badgers) is a Flash cartoon by Jonti Picking, the creator of Weebl and Bob, published 2 September 2003. It consists of images of badgers doing callisthenics, a toadstool in front of a tree, and a snake in the desert. The cartoon loops indefinitely. The first two badger scenes contain twelve badgers; subsequent badger scenes contain eleven badgers. After a long running time, the song becomes out of sync with the animation.

They’re at it again, those crazy Japanese with their game shows.

This one really hurts.