This is an ode to the People Of Walmart by Jessica Frech. It catalogs every known species of Walmart shopper. It's an anthropological marvel.

The people of Walmart are a breed of their own. You gotta wonder what they pump through the airvents in there. It attracts the crazy like nothing else. Fashion blunders a plenty. Clothes that are too small, animal print, torn and tattered, filthy dirty, or just plain weird all make an appearance in the People of Walmart video.

Looks like your everyday normal cat until it gets up and walks away like some possessed zombie.

In a dark dank basement of a crazy scientist, Frankenstein Cat was born. He was put together out of old cat body parts. And now he haunts the dreams of little children as he walks on two legs stalking the streets. Sure he looks innocent enough at first, but don't get on his bad side.

One dude's well-orchestrated marriage proposal goes down in flames. Protip: The food court is apparently a great place to take your girl on your first anniversary.

After years of being bullied, this kid finally strikes back at his tormentor.

A mother cat hugs her baby kitten moving in it's sleep from a bad dream.

Yeah, you could watch from home, but there's just something special about getting dressed up, going out, and enjoying the show on the big screen.

That guy was probably laying on the ground at the end and thinking 'You know what man, your right. Five against one really wasn't that cool.'

If you ever feel like complaining about your crappy day just remember this dude.

This poor dog gets busted eating the cat's treats and might just be the guiltiest looking dog on the planet.

On Fox 5 News yesterday some dude in a water-powered jet pack mistakenly hits the kill switch just as he jumps off the dock to start the show.

In 38 seconds this dude goes from completely bald to a very full head of hair. Every time you think he can't possibly have any more hair, bam...more hair.

A dance battle erupts in this studio between two champion dancers. It was an epic moment that spectators will tell their kids about-- when they're old enough to appreciate it.

Production on Two and a Half Men may have shut down, but that doesn't mean that Charlie Sheen has stopped taping.

Well, now it makes a lot more sense why he told his family 'Don't you worry 'bout that' when they asked what he'd do with his part of the winnings if they made it on the show.

Working in a dreary office like that, he's probably always scared death is waiting just over his shoulder. His reaction is going down as an all-time classic.