The Origins of Memes

If you ever wondered about the origin of some of the web's favorite memes, then this video should give you a good grounding so next time you're on Reddit or 4chan, you won't seem like such a n00b.

An insane truck driver with a tanker full of gas takes a left turn at full speed causing his semi to drift and nearly tip over. I reckon if he attempted this stunt another thousand times he'd never pull it off again.

Everyone wants to be Don Draper, drinking whiskey, smoking cigarettes and having hot women lust after you whenever you walk into a room. But it’s never going to happen, so instead make do with this Mad Men game.

Two friends hide, waiting for their buddy to come to his car so they can deliver an awesome exercise ball headshot. The worst part is that even after he recovers, he still has to actually be seen in the car while he drives.

A mad compilation of computer tweaked ani-gifs.. - It's a toatly silly mixture of awesomeness!

Forget closing the door after the horse has bolted! Game. He has it. This chivalrous horse opens doors for mares because he knows a little effort upfront, now, will pay off on the backside later.

Worked wayy better on a hot chick than with a dude's mom.. - LOL

I sure hope this finish line failure didn't cost this guy the race. And, if it did, he should sue his shoe sponsor.

It appears that he was headed back to the rack with the other dumbbells. PTFO!

So much time and effort goes into these, just to end up a laughing stock on the internet, which is sort of an achievement in a sense—it's the only achievement these people are going to be celebrating anyway.

It takes a special kind of douchebag to set up a drunken amateur boxing league in your basement but mismatching your fighters to this degree is truly unforgivable. Dude went down quicker than a drunk college girl.