Scumbag Cat

Cats are scumbags. This much we know. But just how scummy will they be? Well, scummy enough to push a flatmate down the stairs. That's registering pretty damn high on my scumbag-o-meter. Well played, cat.

Don't live near the coast? Can't get to the ocean, but you want to surf? Then do not fear, because you can surf on tarp instead. You just a need big enough piece of it, a skateboard, and then you'll be tarping USA.

Aerial vision filmed with a quadcopter off Esperance, along south Western Australia's beautiful coastline. Huge pods of bottlenose dolphins cruise the shoreline and surf the crystal clear turquoise waves.

able company Comcast certainly know how to treat their customers like crap, just look at how they dealt with this guy, on hold for for three hours until a recorded message told him the place had closed. Nice.

Having a six-pack is essential if you want to pick up shallow, vacuous ladies. Having one that does this kind of nonsense is never essential. Unless you want to baffle medical science and gross out your friends.

This guy over shot his landing, and it cost him bad.. - OUCH

Diver Valerie Taylor has made a rather unusual friend in the ocean. After finding and visiting a spotted moray eel in its home several times over many years, the eel started to become almost friendly with Taylor.

An unsuspecting stoner comes face to furry face with his mortal nemesis - the rabid ninja squirrel. Armed only with slavering fangs and a bushy tale he strikes fear into the hearts of midnight tokers the world over. LOL.

Known as the ‘Gobfather’ Byron Schlenker, along with his teenage daughter, have the widest tongues on the planet.

Kids! They write the funniest internet video sketches! To get your vids noticed on YouTube it’s good to have a gimmick. The gimmick for this show is kids pretending to be a salesman and a customer.

These kids thought it'd be fun to ring a guy's doorbell, then hide. What they didn't know is how it would end. Moral of the story: try not to get in the middle of someone else's prank