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You know that video that went around about the father who called his daughter out on Facebook after she disreespected her parents on the social media platform.
Well, YouTubers had an opinion about it and what a bunch of opinions they are–it seems all the crazies in the world have crawled out of their basement holes to talk shit.
If you missed the league cup match on Sunday night, this is what happened in the tense, final moments. Tony Gerrard was feeling the pressure and he steps up to take a penalty kick.
BUT! My God what happens next will have you doubting his skills, not just as a football player, but as a human being. Fail.
If you want to see two fully grown men beat the living crap out of a tiny kitten, then you’ve some to the right place.
And let’s be frank, who doesn’t like watching the callous activity of animals having the crap beaten out of them?
Dropping acid at a theme park is a bit of a cliche, but it doesn’t stop people from wanting to do it.
So these jokers neck some LSD and find out that while it seems like a grand idea, the reality is different.
A comprehensive masterclass in Nouveau Shamanic™ acting courtesy of one of our favourite actors – Nicolas Cage. Love him or hate him (and we love him!), there’s certainly never a dull moment. The hardest part about putting together this montage was having to miss out so many of his best scenes that don’t involve dialogue, just odd noises and physical gestures!
The news hasn’t sounded this good since The Day Today made a mockery of it way back over a 1000 years ago in the 1990s. Cassetteboy uses his cut and paste editing skills to take the “BBC out of context”.
If only the news was this amusing every day, or the least they could do is have Cassetteboy edit the previous day’s headlines into mega-lulz and run it at the end of the programme.
If you’re a fan of disturbing adverts for confectionary products you’re going to love this.
Taking it’s cues from the NSFW Skittles ad, this advert for Reese’s Pieces takes the concept to it’s logical conclusion. Actually, ‘logical’ might be the wrong word…
If a British costume drama set in a fictional Yorkshire country house of the Earl and Countess of Grantham which follows the wanky lives of an aristocratic family and their shitty servants during the reign of King George V needed a feline reimagining, then this is it.
This episode spans the two years before the Great War beginning with news of the sinking of the Titanic, which sets the story in motion. It doesn’t really, but it’s got lots of cats in it.
