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With great power comes great responsibility. While the Olympics only inspired most of us to watch more televised sports, Neil Gresham the "Real-Life Spider-Man" was motivated to climb Britain's toughest cliff.

Finally, Shark Week is here! For some reason America has a fascination with the week-long Discovery channel brainchild. It's a time to celebrate sharks, their lifestyle and a chance to act intelligent because we watched the Discovery Channel the night before.

This cat just might be the coolest one we've ever seen before. It's like Harvey Dent for the feline population. For the non-'Dark Knight' nerds, Harvey Dent is Batman's nemesis 'Two-Face.' You know, the guy that wasn't Heath Ledger in 'The Dark Knight.' Take a look. You'll understand what we're talking about.

While Americans might not immediately recognize the name Mo Farah, he was kind of a big deal during the 2012 London Olympics. That's because the Somali-born distance runner won two gold medals for his adopted country of England, taking first place in the 5,000m and 10,000m races.

We're going to be blunt with you: the Woody you've grown to love over the years since the first 'Toy Story' movie isn't all that you see on the screen. There's more to him. The dude has a secret lifestyle which this creative photographer has brought out.

Recently, 50-year-old Florida native Tom Haupert found what he describes as something "amazing" in his horseradish jar -- a picture of Grateful Dead guitarist Jerry Garcia. It's not an actual photo of Garcia on the jar; we're talking about the horseradish being in the shape of him. Yeah, we're starting to wonder if Tom's horseradish was perhaps spiked with something...

When it was announced that Republican Paul Ryan would be running as Mitt Romney's sidekick for vice president, the world noticed a few things. One, the guy's name is two first names and that is just plain ridiculous. Two, this dude is in shape, and, three, his surname shares a first name with American superstar and internet sensation Ryan Gosling. Oh Ryan, how do we love thee? Let us meme the ways

In the 16 days of Olympic competition, the world celebrated tremendous victories and experienced devastating defeats. But more importantly, we saw the sorts of qualities that embody the true spirit of the Olympic games; perseverance, bravery, and dedication...

Here's a "thriller" of a tale. A Chicago man exercised "human nature" by placing his car windshield up for auction after bird droppings on it resembled the visage of the late Prince of Pop Michael Jackson. Mama say what now?

Like many of you, we love Boo, the dog who is famous the world over for looking like a stuffed animal. Boo the dog is pretty much one of the cutest things you’ll ever see, but his perceived popularity could also be by design. Last week, news that Boo’s owner works at Facebook cast some doubt on how truly popular the pup is.

Photographer Wilma Hurskainen says she's always been "very attracted by the photograph's ability to cross time and create ." So she decided to borrow something from her own past to bring a very special photographic comparison to life.

Think you've seen all of the 'McKayla Maroney is Not Impressed" meme? Well now the gymnast herself is getting in on the game.

The Olympics has given us plenty to work with to create fun and hilarious memes. The London Games gave us a sullen McKayla Maroney, a soccer team full of Waldos and adorably childlike swimmers. In the midst of all this fun, NASA's Curiosity Rover landed on Mars, sparking a whole wave of memes.

Summer is almost over, but what a time its been! From the Olympics to endless 'Call Me Maybe' parodies and covers to thrilling blockbusters like 'The Dark Knight Rises,' summer 2012 has given the internet plenty of fodder to create hilarious memes, viral videos and more.

Ah, the agony and ecstasy of Olmypic competition. When it comes to weightlifting, it's usually more of the former.