The cutest thing you'll see today
 

I already knew about credit card skimming but now it's getting more and more sophisticated!
 

He used for that a 4-minute video shot from the Washington Street bridge in San Diego and his After Effects skills. He says there's absolutely no CG elements, all the cars are real.

This is a 6-minute tribute to some moments, people and stories that 'brought us together' this year, from tragic to triumphant, challenging or inspiring. Here's to 2013.
 

The dog was in a really poor condition but got rescued and even helped later to take care of another rescued dog.
 

Quick thinking/acting at its best!

This happened on November 23 at the Katowice international airport, Pyrzowice, Poland, but the video was just released to the public.

It is said that he got a raise...
 

Words of wisdom by American hip hop artist Michael Render, aka Killer Mike.
 

You know what's going to happen but it's not any less funny to watch 'cause animal fails are just priceless.
 

This one is for the moon landing conspiracy theorists...
 

There's something hilarious about people struggling to walk against the wind.
 

2012 edition

This fried potato on a stick looks really appetizing
 

1994 is definitely a year full of things to remember, so enjoy the nostalgia trip.

Previously:

1990 in 12 minutes

1986 in 12 minutes

1997 in 10 minutes

1999 in 10 minutes

His colleagues will gladly make him remember this for the rest of his life...
 

This was filmed in the Kruger National Park, South Africa.
 

Best fails of last week

Finnish master Jukka Lampila claims he can control an attacker without touching him using the Empty Force (EFO). It's obviously a scam.

But it's ok because you can still learn how to create force fields for real!

An Australian soldier narrates footage he filmed with a helmet cam when he was on duty in the middle east, it's quite different from what you may be used to see.

Remember though that it's only one man's point of view and that it can differ a lot from what other soldiers may have experienced during their own time in the middle east.
 

Aussies are so funny

And yes, Australians do say 'barbie', meaning BBQ.
 

A piano controlled from a remote location by pianist Andrew Blendermann was set up in Union Station, Chicago, to bring travelers some Christmas cheer.