“Damn, now I have to go pee.” — milosilic23

“I have the mad urge to go Godzilla in the middle of that.” — bee5120

“Any opportunity for a grown man to wear tighty whitys on the outside of his clothing in public should always be seized.” — HurrdenDurden

“Not sure if you should eat it or frame it.” — MamoDad

“Dave and Dan literally beat the shit out of a teeny tiny kitten. Obviously no animals were harmed during the making of this video as it’s a piece of fiction, dummy.” — Ornsack

“Created at Brigham Young University’s Center for Animation. A regular night of dream delivering turns into a literal nightmare when a boy’s book of ancient mythology comes alive.” — Tyler Carter

“Somewhere in the mysterious highlands of Scotland, monsters are born.” — Vertexnine

“The perfect visual to how I think about today. Incredible, and a great symbolism for life.”

“Located in the Oskogan Valley, British Columbia, Osoyoos is one of the most mineral-rich bodies of water on Earth, featuring mostly sulfates of magnesium, calcium and sodium. During the summer, as the lake’s water evaporates, it leaves behind the minerals, which take the shape of pools. Each natural pool has a different color, depending on the type and concentration of the minerals, making Osoyoos a unique sight to behold. Ever since ancient times, the Indians of the Oskogan Valley have considered the Spotted Lake a holy place that cured their every illness. Whether they were suffering from sprains, infections, skin diseases or body aches, they would get better by immersing their bodies in the lakes waters. Even during times of war, tribes would ask for truce, so warriors could come to Osoyoos Lake and heal their wounds.” w/ photos

“I want this played at my wedding.” — TypicalUser7