Dude Gets Dragged Behind Bike

This gang have some weak bikes but you got to give this dude some credit for a pretty nice trick up until he wiped out in the end.

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.

If you own a pair of testicles then there’s a strong possibility you will recognise every single one of these. Even if you’re not of the bum-scratching, finger-sniffing persuasion some of these will definitely ring true.

When this dude grabs the foam 90 seconds into the clip I'm thinking 'What an insane waste of time'. Then after a couple seconds with that vacuum my mind was blown.

This has to be a once in a life time thing. The clock is about to run out and you take a behind, over the head shot. It goes in and wins you the game. Just think how many school girl chicks are going to want to blow him tonight!

This prop malfunction during a rendition of "Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life" leaves the guy in the pillory facedown on the floor, where it's got to be very difficult to look on the bright side of life.

Sushi gets a fast food bukake with Big Mac French fries bacon sushi, chicken nugget nigiri, and other artery clogging concoctions that will make you eyes turn into transfat holes of sludge just from watching the video.

"Camp Kuleshov" is a competition in NYC, CHI and LA between assistant editors. They are given a film trailer and asked to mash it right up so that it barely resembles the original. This took first place.

Claiming it to be a “game changer”, Clarkson test drives McLaren’s computerized robo-car and his mind is sufficiently blown by how incredibly amazingly awesome-saucely the car is to drive.

You will laugh tears of hilarity while watching this, as prankster Steve Kardynal brings amusement, astonishment and bafflement in equal measure to the populace of Chatroulette — who, to their credit, respond very well.

When you’re making a documentary that prides itself on investigative journalism and you’re looking into the connections between the Mad Dog of Libya and the IRA, you might want to double check the footage you’re using.