Norway

Warning: Some adult language.

A nice change from the normal cop videos.

In this viral video posted by a Norwegian children's charity on February 19, strangers were quick to help out a child who was left out in the cold with no coat. The video was heartwarming (literally and figuratively), but what if the subject of the video was in a demographic that isn't usually the target of our sympathies? Say, a 40-year-old, balding, overweight dude?

Would people still be as eager to lend a helping hand?

There's no subtitles for this video, but you don't need them get the idea. Enjoy!

Let's just stick with dogs, thank you very much.

SØ. MÜÜCH. PÜN.

What exactly is going on here, none can tell. This musical-comedy group just dropped their latest video, and if you can watch it without your brain melting let us know!

The Prime Minister of Norway, Jens Stoltenberg, decided it would be a good idea to really listen to the people, so he did what any self-respecting politician would do: he became a cabdriver for the day.

Five schools in Norway wisely reschedule their midterm dates to allow students to see "the greatest performer of our generation NOT named Kanye." This will allow students the opportunity to get a street education in swag.

Ahh, 21st century love. Petter Kverneng of Straumen, Norway is the latest example in a long list of people whose fate has been left up to that little "Like" button. Kverneng posted the photo in the afternoon on January 17, 2013. A little less than 24 hours later, the photo bombed its way to 1.1 million likes on Facebook. One commenter on the photo astutely pointed out that there are women out there who would like to have sex for way less than a million Facebook likes. Seriously bro, just go to a bar or join a yoga class or something...