An Interesting Car Crash

Driving up steep hills is difficult for smaller cars, as this driver is about to find out in this parking lot. What happens after the crash is the best part of the whole failed dcriving experience.

Sometimes, especially in the case of this hapless dude, it's better to be lucky than good. It takes a special talent to pass off a FAIL as an intended trick!

This kid just demonstrated the quickest way to deflate a pair of balls

Now this really is a cheap move. If you can't afford a band at your wedding just scrap the whole idea altogether, don't just get a baby and give it a microphone and hope for the best!

Whatever tour thoughts on beat boxing, this is impressive, taking in a potted history of that most modern of genres, hip hop, in 4 minutes of beat boxing prowess by Frenchman EKLIPS. Represent, yo.

This is why we all used to wear Air Jordans - He's over 50 years old and he can still dunk a basket ball, what more could you want from a national hero? I'm just glad i wasn't that kid getting dunked on.

Aparently this is an excerpt from the ironically titled "Workaholics". I've never seen this show, but judging the show solely on the merits of this clip, this could just be the best show on the planet.

There's nothing quite as enjoyable as laughing at someone else's expense, and with this video you get to laugh your ass ass at all of the years greatest schadenfreude in a single epic montage of failure. Xmas came early!

This guy not only has mad skills but also a miniature motorbike and a tiny little dirt track in his back yard. What more do you want from him? Party tricks? Well, it just so happens he has one of those too!

One for the bucket list; Drink a milkshake on a motorbike going at 100 miles per hour. It's a great way to cool down - the combination of frozen dairy and wind chill may cause your nipples to fall clean off.

Nature is a very curious thing, forget the birds & the bees, this summer it’s all about the ‘birds & the Tweets. Ornithologists say birds are most active early mornings and late afternoons… But can our species out-Tweet them?