This one is an instant classic, in a summer of 2012 sort of way. Also: Who wouldn't want to be a mascot for just a day?

We never get tired of looking at this clip from 2006, when a Twins fans not only interrupted the Minnesota-Boston game, but circled the bases with a head first slide into home.

This is what happens when the Twins beat the Angels in a regular season game at Target Field. After the celebration calms down a bit, a guy in a dog suit hops onto the field and heads to left field. Perhaps this can be recreated Wednesday night -- after a Twins victory.

Now that he's officially a Minnesota Twin, second-guessers are wondering why Terry Ryan brought in the often-injured Joel Zumaya, last seen here breaking his elbow at Target Field in June of 2010.

Joe Mauer takes part in a Head & Shoulders contest where he styled someone's hair. This is weirdly awkward and somewhat sweet at the same time. So, if Joe is your barber, and you're trying to create conversation, is it OK to say, "Hey, Joe, how come you never swing at the first pitch even though it's always a strike?" Just sayin...

Would the Vikings really trade away a player as dynamic as Percy Harvin? Overheard everywhere: "If he wasn't on the team in 2011, the Vikings might have gone 0-16." Here's some visual ammo for that argument...

Photographer Brace Hemmelgarn uses time-lapse photography to chronicle 23-hours of Target Field. In his blog, he explains that he wanted to capture a night game, followed by a day game. They were both wins, as well -- last week's 6-5 and 10-9 victories over the Angels.

So you think we sit around here at BMTN and dream up stupid junk to put on the web just so we can have a chuckle or two? Yes, we do. Enjoy this song celebrating Carlos Gomez, who whiffed in a plate appearance against emergency relief pitcher Drew Butera on Sunday.