Crazy Helicopter Fishing

Leaping from a helicopter on to the back of a sword fish then riding him like some kind of aquatic bucking bronco might sound cool, but to do it you have to be certifiably insane. You also require balls of steel.

I mean, this is a great idea, but it is certainly helped by Steve. Steve looks strangely like he was made to be a ventriloquist’s dummy. Like he’s been waiting for this moment all his life.

If watching a mans facial expressions change as he fires a high pressure jet of water at his anus is your particular fetish, I have some good news. If not, it's pretty amusing viewing anyway, so get watching. It's not weird at all.

This is either genius or the harbinger of the End Times and I can't for the life of me decide which it is. While it's funny watching someone sing while petrified, it represents a new low in televisual entertainment.

This is NOT the best time to act like a ninja - I believe he told them the rent was too damn high and then tried to take matters into his own hands. As a karate expert, he should've known the odds were stacked against him. OUCH!

Dancer and robot impressionist Chadd Smith (aka MaddChadd) does a flawless impression of a robot eating a sandwich at Village Gourmet in Studio city, California. It's so convincing you wonder if he is actually a robot.

Amphibious awesomeness. I didn't even know that these kinda races existed until i saw this video. They look fast, dangerous and borderline retarded. Everything a race should be. This could be my new favourite sport!

Yeah, those Kesha clones are a real drag, getting glitter in your beer and generally staggering about and treading on your foot and stuff with high heels. Her annoying pop guff has a lot to answer for.

In honor of The Sound of Music's 50th anniversary and to celebrate its legacy, The Onion's head film critic, Peter K. Rosenthal (comedian Ron E. Rains), provides a touching tribute to the beloved film.

Yes, it's the end-of-year video you've been waiting for. All of the greatest moments from the world of professional ping pong caught on camera for you to enjoy in montage format. What more could you possibly want?

More animated awesomeness from B3ta's Cyriak as he shows off his talents on Showtime Shorts. Recoil in horror as he conjures circuit-board spiders and monsters made of meat from his limitless but warped imagination.