THAT is so messed up. LOL. Thanks Cetin!

Every so often, the Opie and Anthony radio show run a Homeless Shopping Spree, where they take some homeless people off the streets and take them out to an upscale mall to buy clothes for them. This year, a man who calls himself Mustard mentioned to them that he used to be a musician, so they gave him a guitar.

Seriously one of the best Creep covers I've ever heard.

Call me mean...heartless...horrible...But I found this video of a dog humping a drunk homeless man to be absolutely hilarious. I couldn't stop laughing, and I still am...Right now....laughing...Still.

I’ve always wondered how comfortable cardboard boxes were. Though these are just photographic prints of cardboard boxes, they still seem like a fine substitute. You can get the cover and pillowcase at dutchbydesign.com.

Oh, and 30% of the profits go to Centrepoint, a UK Charity for homeless youth.

He's a homeless somewhere in Cali and he has MAD TALENT! He calls himself "Red". Red uses G-Funk and beat boxes. I just love his style. He's trying to get a deal with a studio and I wish him the best of luck because I would definitely listen to him. The Heavyweight Production House might be the studio to make Red his single. This would be the true rags to riches story. I think T-Pain better step up his game because Red's taking over!

Here's a pretty good remix of Red's song above made by Mello:

And here is some more of Red:

Weburbanist has a list of 11 Great Hobo Signs that homeless people have made.

I always wondered what it would be like to be homeless. It probably sucks. A lot. But these signs are freaking hilarious.

See more signs here.

Carts of Darkness is a documentary about a group of bottle collecting homeless men who ride shopping carts down incredibly dangerous slopes. This crap is so intense.

Its directed by Murray Siple. He used to film skateboarding and snowboarding videos but now is unable to due to a car accident. Murray now gets around on a wheelchair but he still has the passion to shoot films.

Here’s the trailer:

You can watch the whole film here at the National Film Board of Canada. I'm about half way through and its been really interesting.

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