Vine creator wants to create follow-up version

Great news if you're still trying to fill your time, a year on from the closing down of Vine.

The app's creator, Dom Hoffman, says he wants to work on "a follow-up" and has been "feeling it myself for some time".

At its peak, the six-second looping app was said to have more than 200 million users.

But it faced stiff competition from the likes of Snapchat and Instagram.

There are absolutely no more details on how or what the new version will look like.

But that's absolutely no reason why we can't use this moment as the perfect excuse to share some of our favourite Vines.

The first Vine was 'How to make Steak tartare in six seconds'

Watch a waiter putting the raw steak together at a table.

A reporter once had a fight with a rooster live on air

And he ran away screaming.

Changing lyrics, especially Nickelback ones, worked well

It uses one of their lyrics but changes it to graph instead.

Amusing (stupid?) dogs always had lots of loops

This dog opens its eyes very wide during a Drake track.

Norman the dog has his own Twitter account after this famous scooter ride.

And this dog helps to play White Stripe's Seven Nation Army.

Videos of children falling over seemed popular as well

Like this one of a kid being hit by a rotating foam arm.

Surprising people when they're asleep was great viewing

But somebody tried on Vine.

There were loads of optical illusions on there and magic

Zack King made his name doing clever video tricks on Vine.

Look away now if you really don't like spiders

Imagine this was in your home. On second thoughts - scratch that.

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