Backyard Wrestling Chair Jump Fail

In backyard wrestling, there are no champions; there are just idiots competing for injuries.

These alcoholics must've remained sober long enough to create this epic beer bottle domino setup, which is just as much fun as drinking all that beer must've been—but without the hangover.

Laughing at fat chicks is the very reason I drag my sorry ass out from under the covers each morning. So you can only imagine my joy at seeing a fat chick faceplanting when trying to jump through a gymnastic hoop.

No need to hide in shame ever again when you borrow the family car. This is the kind of performance that will get you noticed, plus every cop in the world will want to meet you too. How cool.

I hate to blame the victim, here, but maybe next time he shouldn't park in a plow-away zone. Happy Xmas buddy!

There’s an outside chance that this isn’t actually a real prank, regardless, it’s a brilliant idea. Talk about inducing hours of therapy sessions later on for this kid. Raising a child for nine years to believe that you are English. Weird.

The Gregory Brothers roll out another superb autotune remix. This one focuses on a totally crazy street lady, yammering on about hooded robbers and how she her daddy 'taught her good'. Yep, confusing & prevy.

This is Fred Crosset, a man who isn't afraid to ride a Scrambler Motorcycle across an urban landscape, casually jumping on the top of buses and riding along the roof - until the cops turn up.

It’s too easy to ridicule the wobbly chinned, doughy chavsters that inhabit the Jeremy Kyle Show, they get all the suffering they’ll ever need just by looking in the mirror.But it's still fun!

Time for some popping, some locking, some sliding, some gliding, some full body waves and of course the all important slow motion thing. They’re all pretty damn awesome at what they do but I reckon the guy in blue is the best.

The fact he's a dude is FAIL from the word go, but another tip is when attempting to swing round a pole to impress your friends, it's always best to test the durability of the pole first.