Hay Bale Fail

This kid attempts to jump over a 1200lb bale of hay rolling towards him and fails. Some lessons are learnt the HARD way!

The buttered floor prank never gets old. They always told him butter would be his downfall, but they never meant it so literally

So you are thinking about converting to green energy and buying yourselves a wind turbine to power your house, neat idea, nothing wrong with that....just make sure you tun it off when there's a storm. OMG!

Kids say the funniest things, right? Well someone's been talking to this little one about some x-rated material, they've not been using the birds and the bees version either. Cover your ears people.

Johnny talks to Graham Norton about his father and some of the practical jokes that he used to play. The fact that his dad had a sense of humor like this probably explains a lot about Johnny and Jackass...

Quite possibly the most realistic bear driving simulator that has ever been created using MSPaint. This game is so packed full of awesome it will make your head explode. Possibly.

Andrew Gunadie has created a music mashup straight out of your childhood dreams. The Toronto-based keyboarder made amazing mixes of some of the best cartoon theme songs from the '90s.

With a GoPro camera set up on his cabinet this guy recorded himself doing the same dance routine every day. Now all he needs to do is get himself a girlfriend and he can take her out dancing.

This guy is intentionally going out of his way to look awkward and be terrible at chatting up the ladies. Somehow though he still manages to get digits offered to him. Maybe this is a viable pick-up technique?

Another indispensible video guide from YouTube's BlackMoonCGI, showing the easiest way to avoid being flattened by an oncoming train. Sure, it won't work in all situations, but when it does work it's pretty damn cool.

If you were wondering what kind of retarded butt goblin would play this steaming pile of motion controlled bullcrap, here's your answer. The Man who made the Kessel run in under 12 parsecs.