Long Stabby Thing!

Sometimes live broadcast is a goldmine for LOLZ - This news show goes from funny to hilarious in less than a minute and the best thing is the women have no idea what they are saying. Fools!

After seeing Mrs. Doubtfire recut as a horror someone decided that it would be fun to recut the terrifying psychological horror Insomnia as a romantic comedy. You, sir, are a freaking genius.

It’s a pretty simple formula that Patrice O’Neal has for telling how hot a white woman is. Some people aren’t going to like it but he sure is the funny. The way to test how funny is to see how much your stomach hurts after watching this.

Who’s tracking you online is one of the issues of the day, as we go about our daily browsing all manner of trackers are watching our every move. Who are they and what the hell they’re doing is a mystery, until now!

Double Whammy! Dad's a goner, and the rental rates increase if you return the jet ski to the company's Watery Grave location - Sometimes it's just not your day, so don't fight it :(

It's a corny thing to say but 'I guess that's what happens when you don't let the cat out of the bag' - Sometimes you just have to say to yourself 'WTF!?!' and just try and find no reason for some things!

Wow! This kid is going to be the worst person in the entire world when she grows up. If she is like this at 3 years old just think.

Sometimes things happen and you just have to say "Like, whoah"—take for instance this dolphin who, after getting entangled in a fishing line, asks a passing driver for help.

Like or loathe soccer, you've got to admit that this guy has some serious skills. The skills in question might be almost entirely useless in any practical sense but I bet he still impresses the ladies with them.

This camel ends up taking a seat at this church's Christmas play. Disclaimer: No wise men were harmed in the production of this church's Christmas play, nor were any involved in the planning.

If ever there was a man who wheel spun in the face of physics it was Ken Block. Here he is in France with banks as steep as 51 degrees, giving the middle digit to death while driving at the limits of known physical laws.