Epic Bird Poo Hits Girl Eating Ice Cream

This bird can fly away happy in the knowledge that it has done something very productive and worthy, and no doubt its fellow birds will congratulate it suitably for such a perfect and well-placed poop.

This kid had no chance of pulling off this trick and even in the slim chance he didn't land on his face all he could brag about was how he jumped off a 2 foot rail. This has FAIL written all over it!

You might think that attempting to teach tricks to a cat would be a futile exercise, but not so. This chick has managed to teach her cat all kinds of cool trick. Mind you, I'd do those too if she fed me bits of bacon...

This kitty either has a weight issue and wants to try and burn off some excess calories or it has identity issues & is using the washing machine as a giant version of a hamster wheel. Lets hope he cleans up his act soon!

Classic Soccer Celebration

Sure, it's an advert, but some adverts are so good that they're worth sharing. This is one of those adverts. It had me at the flouncy-haired pony even before he started dancing around and doing the moonwalk.

A rather brilliant animated short by Lucas Martell about a secret agent and a problematic pigeon, who's fondness for a doughnut (could also be a bagel too, your call), nearly causes a nuclear war with the Russians.

This chick tries to climb a barrier at a gig and gets more than she bargained for when her shorts get stuck on the top of a fence. I've never seen a wedgie so powerful that it ripped denim. Kudos, girl that's gotta hurt.

The ultimate collection of segway fails. Every single one of these is completely incapable of keeping both wheels on the ground and their face off the pavement. There's nothing funnier than a segway crash. Enjoy!

Fun.’s “We Are Young” caught the minds of some people, but those lyrics don’t resonate for the oldies whose years are beyond 30. To fix this singer-songwriters Tommy Fields and Nikki Boyer created this version.

This is one tough cookie—an iron bar, steel spears and even an electric drill couldn't break through the skin of Zhao Rui, a 24-years-old Shaolin monk badass. What the heck is he made of, titanium?