Unbreakable Glass Fail

If it says it's unbreakable then there is nothing to worry about, right? WRONG! I guess they just don't make unbreakable glass like they used to.

This guy's attempt to leap across a river using a tree branch ended disastrously, but he's lucky. The water should wash those grass stains right out.

We've all been to Luzaville at some point in our lives -- it's 5am the narcotics you ingested are now a distant memory of stomach pains and spangled lips. All that's left is to board the night bus and drink yourself into oblivion.

Your forefathers died face down in the mud defending your right to vote ! Pay some respect and vote !

From the guys that made all those hilarious Arnie musicals - Jon and Al, comes a musical about the career of Liam Neeson. The awful Star Wars prequels, Batman, Taken, pretty much his entire filmography is about to be mocked.

This dude attempts to boil a crab for dinner but the little fella has other plans and makes his getaway after hitting the water. Sometimes your dinner just has other plans and doesn't wanna stick around to get eaten - WTF!?!

This guy really doesn't like trees. Thankfully he's found a way to express himself that hurts no-one and helps him work out his frustrations. He shoulder barges trees until they fall over. Must be related to Chuck Norris.

Louis used to have an iPhone but it proved to be far too stimulating a piece of technology to be of any use. Here he shares some of his ideas for future iterations of the device with Jimmy Kimmel.

You remember the 90's don't you? That was when the only thing worse than wearing a mullet was being the guy who slammed face-first into the end of a ski jump at a family amusement park... while wearing a mullet.

A fine example of 'practice makes perfect!' Not a bad wind-up but i'm thinking he needs to work a little bit more on his release. It couldn't really have gone much worse to be honest.

Bill Gates challenges Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon to taste test water from the Janicki Omniprocessor, which amazingly turns human waste into water and electricity. The video below explains how the Omniprocessor works.