Groupie Grinding Fail

This old woman tries to dance up on a rapper and ends up on the ground. Someone should check to see whether Twitter is down-- I think I just spotted the fail whale.

Losing your dignity on the internet, because of a freaky-looking woman on your computer screen is the height of lamewad chic. This guy should be proud of himself, because there's just no better way to go.

When you have surfed a wave this big you can pretty much do nothing for the rest of your life cos you have simply one upped the rest of the world"

Who would have thought that these two would make such sweet music together? Who's next? Frank Sinatra and Barney The Dinosaur? It's a cool idea and here's hoping we get to see many, many more of these YouTube Mashups.

You know the one, it sounds like a nursery rhyme, it's played everywhere all the time and you more than likely hate it with a flaming passion. Strangely though, no matter how much you hate it, you really, really love it.

Ever wondered what the tetris theme would sound like, being belted out by a full orchestra? Well now you know! If you enjoy it even half as much as the guy at 0:32, then this is essential viewing.

If you get car-jacked--although here's hoping you never do--then don't panic because you never know, that hardass g-star with a semi automatic might just be satisfied with some sticky, delicious honey.

ZeFrank is back to give you fascinating and hilarious facts about another spectacularly peculiar creature. This time it's the seahorse. One that god should probably have left on the cutting room floor...

LOL! Chipmunk-man Gregg Wallace and Australian Droppy John Torode love a bit of in your end-o. What with food being closely related to the sexy-time there’s plenty of opportunity for a bit of nudge-nudge-wink-wink.

It's another day in the life of a highway patrol cop, pulling over a vehicle with the hunch that something might be amiss and smug in the knowledge he was right. No license, low level stuff. Just another day.........OMG!!!

Somehow this lucky train inspector avoids getting crushed by two different trains within seconds of each other. Something tells me that he doesn't need to get THAT close to the vehicles to make an evaluation!?