Dubstep Amazement From A McDonald's Cup

In today's random video, we have a guy named Parker Kane creating amazing dubstep sounds from his McDonald's cup. It's pretty awesome!

Meanwhile, In Sweden

I don't get it, either.  

This video was uploaded to YouTube back in 2008, but for some reason is getting attention now.

It's supposedly called the "Bear Dance." Looks like good exercise, I suppose, but it is a little, um, unusual.

If you want to try this at home, knock yourself out. (You probably will.)

Everybody in the video looks a bit grim, though.

Watch, and you figure it out:

Angry Animal Of The Week Award

This sheep has just about had ENOUGH  

For no reason other than laughs, we give you another random video.

This one is a sheep who is the most ornery in the world, attacking passersby in some town somewhere.

There are few details available about where or why this happened, but it's entertaining if you want cartharsis to get rid of a bad mood.

Here you go:

Weird Random Video Of The Day: Dot Matrix Printer Plays "Eye On The Tiger"

Just because I like showing bizarre little videos, today we give you an old fashioned dot matrix printer from the 1980s doing a pretty decent job of playing an old fashioned tune from the 1980s.

So today, Dot Matrix performs, "Eye Of The Tiger." It's actually pretty good.

Watch:

Only in Burlington, Vermont: Weird Sign, Again

You always see notices taped to utility poles, advertising the latest hot band coming to town, the latest lost cat needing to be found, the latest garage sale with bargains bargains bargains!!

In Burlington, Vermont, sometimes you get signs like this one here. (Click and make it bigger and easier to see)  Somebody was clearly having a bad day, and not necessarily thinking clearly.

I hope whoever it was is OK.

But, happily, this person regrets throwing some sort of flag away, or stomping on it or something.

And "Sado-Mass-ichism?" Does that mean doing something kinky, but only in Massachusetts? I'm confused. I probably ought to stay that way.

This is just yet another mystery in the big city of Burlington, Vermont.

Jugglling Tables With Their Feet in the '60s

Buzzfeed is one of the hot Web sites lately, just because it's a sort of like a hoarder's paradise of weirdness, news, cynicism, goofiness, funny moments and outrages with no rhyme or reason connecting them.

One example is the video that appeared there this week: The Baranton Sisters juggling tables with their feet on the Ed Sullivan show on Feb. 2, 1969. Very random, yes. But fun to watch:

Strange, Happy Random Goose Parade Video

Just because I'm in a weird mood, here's a random vidoe of a strange little scene, somewhere. Goose, parades, what more could you ask for?