Fan Uses Tub of Popcorn to Make Catch

No glove? That's no problem for a fan at PNC Park who uses his popcorn bucket to haul in a foul popup. Yep, what a catch and totally worth the $15 he probably paid for that popcorn.

Maybe he's drunk or maybe he's just angry and gonna beat them up and then he'll steal their money and leave them wishing they'd never made fun of a Praying Mantis in the first place.

This is an astonishing display of what's possible when engineers put their minds to work on developing creative and exciting new ways to juggle their balls.

Who is more oblivious: the robber or the cop? I think this one might be too close to call.

The next in the new line of Star Trek movies is nearly upon us. It's nothing like the old ones and has lots of flashy CGI effects so it'll do well at the box office, but will it actually be any good? Place your bets now!

Somehow this lucky train inspector avoids getting crushed by two different trains within seconds of each other. Something tells me that he doesn't need to get THAT close to the vehicles to make an evaluation!?

If there's one thing that sticks in your memory abour Road House it's that there was a lot of face violence. Faces being kicked, faces being punched. Here's a handy compilation of all of the face punches. Enjoy!

Takabisha is a Gerstlauer Euro-Fighter steel roller coaster located at the Fuji-Q Highland theme park in Fujiyoshida, Yamanashi, Japan. It received worldwide media attention when it opened due to it having a drop angle of 121°.

A tornado forms in front of this couple and the chick starts to go insane while the dude is completely calm. I guess he's secretly thinking that his this could finally put an end to the life-long pain he is destined to endure with her?

I bet that dog hates playing Jenga as much as everyone else does. And he's probably super hungry right now.

A wonderful little Team Fortress 2 animation focusing on a head to head battle of wits between the red engineer and the blue engineer. Who will win, or will it just be perfectly symmetrical violence?