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Apparently the mob of hungry alligators in this video numbers around 300. While I am not in a position to confirm or deny the accuracy of the count, it is pretty safe to say that you don’t want to be swimming anywhere in Stephen C. Foster State Park. The...
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There are a few things that lead me to conclude that this fireworks accident video is in fact a fake, but by far the biggest giveaway is the lighting. Not that it being fake diminishes the laughs. The banjo-guitar duel from Deliverance providing the background noise and our inept...
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YouTuber Ryan Iverson has produced this hilarious rendition of hardboiled documentary and filmmaker Werner Herzog reading Where’s Waldo. One gets the impression that Iverson has spent a great deal of time becoming acquainted with Herzog’s work and interviews, because he doesn’t just sound like him, he talks like him...
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This video by the UCBcomedy.com team tackles the question, “Does BP suck as much at cleaning up coffee as they do at cleaning up oil?” People in sensitive workplaces be warned: there is one potentially NSFW word in there, so wear headphones or wait until you get home....
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The shirtless individual that you can see pictured on the right is one Damien Walters, free runner extraordinaire. The accompanying video features Walters pushing his body to its incredible limits and more than makes up for the millions of parkour done wrong videos that abound on YouTube. Via Digg...
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A burglar who feared that police were on the way after he set off an alarm while breaking into a drugstore through the ceiling tried to make a quick getaway by going out the same way that he came in… only to repeatedly fall off the ladder. In all,...
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The subject matter of this video really is as stupid as the title implies, it is also rather funny. Fortunately for our friendly dummkopf protagonist, no serious injuries were sustained in the performance of this stunt – he lives on to fight and/or reproduce another day. ...
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Lego constructions made out of Lego Technic don’t come much more technical than Spanish Lego artist Sheepo’s 1/8 scale Bugatti Veyron. Sheepo’s masterpiece includes a fully functioning seven-speed transmission (that also includes reverse), brakes, independent suspension and retractable roof and rear spoiler. Oh, and it drives too. Sheepo told...
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Ottawa, Canada: Thanks to its immense size, Jupiter’s force of gravity is 2.5 times that of Earth. Neil Fraser set about testing whether this extra gravity would affect the functionality of a common lava lamp, but first he needed equipment that would allow him to replicate the gravity of...
Apparently the mob of hungry alligators in this video numbers around 300. While I am not in a position to confirm or deny the accuracy of the count, it is pretty safe to say that you don’t want to be swimming anywhere in Stephen C. Foster State Park. The...
There are a few things that lead me to conclude that this fireworks accident video is in fact a fake, but by far the biggest giveaway is the lighting. Not that it being fake diminishes the laughs. The banjo-guitar duel from Deliverance providing the background noise and our inept...
YouTuber Ryan Iverson has produced this hilarious rendition of hardboiled documentary and filmmaker Werner Herzog reading Where’s Waldo. One gets the impression that Iverson has spent a great deal of time becoming acquainted with Herzog’s work and interviews, because he doesn’t just sound like him, he talks like him...
This video by the UCBcomedy.com team tackles the question, “Does BP suck as much at cleaning up coffee as they do at cleaning up oil?” People in sensitive workplaces be warned: there is one potentially NSFW word in there, so wear headphones or wait until you get home....
The shirtless individual that you can see pictured on the right is one Damien Walters, free runner extraordinaire. The accompanying video features Walters pushing his body to its incredible limits and more than makes up for the millions of parkour done wrong videos that abound on YouTube. Via Digg...
Ottawa, Canada: Thanks to its immense size, Jupiter’s force of gravity is 2.5 times that of Earth. Neil Fraser set about testing whether this extra gravity would affect the functionality of a common lava lamp, but first he needed equipment that would allow him to replicate the gravity of...