Takabisha On Ride 1

Takabisha is a Gerstlauer Euro-Fighter steel roller coaster located at the Fuji-Q Highland theme park in Fujiyoshida, Yamanashi, Japan. It received worldwide media attention when it opened due to it having a drop angle of 121°.

Note to self: if you see a dune buggy attached to a parachute falling out of the sky, run the other way. Thankfully, NO serious injuries after this one.

One of the few ways to be a loser and a winner at the same time. It's kinda like being a breakdancing bin man or a call center worker who speaks only in iambic pentameter. Sure, it's cool, but your job still sucks.

Just let me watch this honey's video projected on the back of my eyelids from now until the violent explosion of our sun & I'll be a happy man. If I saw her in the flesh I'd probably implode!

This is a tough gig, Lars Larson works at the Topless Trampolining World Championships, massaging and making sure the competitors are tip-top. The list for an apprenticeship must be endless?

This clip will make you want to look closely before making a turn - OMFG!

So many questions. Such a short video. I think this clip is like an episode of lost. It poses more questions than it answers but is strangely compelling. I just hope Cyril Sneer wasn't seriously injured...

The pilot looks totally super-calm as he puts the plane through it's paces, throwing it round the corners are super high speeds that would cause mere mortals to barf. Can someone pass the sick bag please!

Social networking, Amazon, YouTube, FourSquare, all the usual suspects are here, relating the story of Jesus’s birth through the medium of intertubes.

Kid kicks ball, kid fails, so what? The subtle difference here is that he is slightly porky. If the internet has managed to show us one thing over the years it's that fat people falling over is very, VERY funny.

Parkour is the art of moving around obstacles efficiently. When your town is filled with crumbling walls, the most efficient movement may just be walking around them. Still, idiots like this have always got other ideas - OUCH!