Bike Stunt Double Nutshot

There's only one way that you can attempt this stunt more than once: You either have to have an IQ lower than a moron (namely this dude), or, you have to be a blonde.

This kid is practicing driving in the school's parking lot when out of nowhere his buddy tries to scare him by jumping on the hood but ends up destroying his windshield. Now that will test a friendship.

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!

What could be worse that getting caught frapping on the sofa? Getting caught frapping to 2 girls 1 cup and then trying to talk the chick who caught you into helping out. LOL!

Just a gentle reminder that fireworks are totally awesome and you should probably muck about with them every chance you get. These guys have stuck theirs in what looks like a washing machine. Hilarity ensues.

Yep this actually happened and it's every bit as epic and ridiculous as you imagined, it starts with a bang so big the guy filming it was knocked off his feet—and amazingly no one was seriously injured.

It's time to witness the near-impossible in skateboarding. Robbyn Magby pulls off an insanely difficult 720 double kickflip while being filmed with a 1000fps high speed camera. Impressive.

Well, this is one way to scare the crap out of people—this road safety campaign features harrowing footage released by police to get drivers to think about road safety, helmet cam footage of a motorcyclist having a collision with a car

With the music industry overrun with 6-pack sporting, vain, talentless douche-muppets, it’s good to get a perspective on it all before we all lose our minds and start listening to Vanilla Ice again!

I used to think that wishes coming true was nonsense until I watched this. Right before the one minute mark the collective wishes of all her Youtube viewers proved too powerful and reality caved in. On her head.

Video editor Ross Thompson recut the trailer for Pixar's Monsters, Inc. in the style of Ridley Scott's 2012 sci-fi thriller Prometheus, turning a kids movie into a terrifying horror in the process.