Double Front Flip Beach Faceplant

It's always good to eat right and do plenty of exercise - He just ate 100% of the recommended daily allowance of beach, but it doesn't look like he's going to be able to keep it down anytime soon!

OK, be prepared because it's about to get really real. The bass kicks in, the dubstep begins and everyone's about to freak the hell out. Turn it up loud and put on your best shocked face.

The lesson for today is the importance of that final quarter turn in a backflip. I think our hero will remember this one for awhile.

A highly anticipated trailer to be added to the growing number that have already been mocked by these astute film connoisseurs, and it doesn't disappoint. in fact it could be their best video so far!

In Silicon Valley, no one can hear you scream…as your fellow IT worker from Yahoo thumps you in the neck with a swinging aggressive fist. Who knew that a bunch of geeks decided to do this?

I think it's official. Bike officers must be the ones who aren't smart enough to graduate the police academy but are willing to get on a bike wearing those stupid shorts.

This advert is about as real as modern society’s standards of beauty. If you’re looking at a picture of a celebrity in a magazine, 9 times out of 10 they have been photoshopped within an inch of their lives.

Trying to show off in your car while there's ice on the road. Not the best idea you've ever had. Not only did you narrowly miss that pedestrian but you wrote off your car too. You total, total dick.

What started out as a gag about the TF2 replay editor's .dmx file extension has escalated into an awesome animated music video featuring the Engineer as DMX and Demoman popping up left, right and center wearing shutter glasses.

At first glance you might not think this cute Canadian would be able to produce urban style farty sounds out of her mouth. You'd be dead wrong. Not only that but she can make farty harmonica music too. Skillz!

Written by drunk people, performed by drunk people—and no doubt consumed by drunk people. Several Portland writers got together one night for an experiment in writing a script drunk.