Motorcycle Merry-Go-Round

This has got to be the most painful motorcycle/merry-go-round accident, yet. Someone somewhere now has to add a "Do not hook your Merry-Go-Round up to a motorcycle" entry to the merry-go-round's user manual.

Skyrim was an awesome game but that doesn't mean it's about a little light hearted ridicule. Those "thaums" are ripe for mocking - what happens if dovahkiin sneezes? does it come out as Fus Ro Dah?

When it comes to racing cars, the action's mostly going on outside of the vehicle. But not this race, this race all the actions going on inside the car, right around where this girl's sitting.

Just eating a giant poisonous insect, no biggie. Once EpicMealTime threw the gauntlet down when it came to calorific heart-exploding concoctions, YouTubers had to take it the the next level. Er… nom?

This poor dude gets dropped with a direct hit to the balls. Now I know this hurts but I am not sure I could ever be in enough pain that it would be ok for my trainer to massage it to make it feel better.

In the year 2062, a bunch of elderly hipsters are interviewed about the good old days of social media and take a look back on what social media and digital culture were back in the day.

There's a reason these people are moving so slowly & it's not just to freak stoners out. It's so when it's sped up they look a like Neo in the Matrix, if Neo was in an art collective that looked like a bunch of circus rejects.

I'm sure (like me) you've sat at your computer eating pizza and felt a sudden rush of envy every time you see some dues who is sporting a very cool sixpack and cried into your Coke. Well, turns out we ALL have a pack under our fat!

Just because the sport was invented in America doesn't mean that the Japanese won't become totally kick-ass at it. They're Asians, if there's one thing they're good at it's being good at everything!

Etch A Sketch is hard. Now imagine drawing things from Star Wars: R2-D2, C-3PO, the Millennium Falcon, and Chewbacca. Here's a recap of Star Wars in case you don't remember the movie.

Danish archer Lars Andersen is continuing a tradition of master archery that stretches back centuries. Many of the skills have been lost in the fog of time, but Andersen wants to make sure they don’t disappear forever..