Amazing Lax Trick 'Hidden Ball' Play

There have been a few really good lax videos of late (that's probably because NO ONE knows wtf this sport is?). Keep em coming guys, they are pretty impressive. This one occurred during the Maryland vs North Carolina game.

Forget relaesing just one single glowing lantern into the sky, what you really need are thousands & thousands all released together, it's as close to legal pyrotechnic pleasure as you can get.

The visual effects wizzos decided to envision what it might look like if Superman spent a day wearing a GoPro attached to his head, whizzing around Metropolis and fighting bad guys.

This kid overshoots his jump by about 10 feet and starts rehearsing the pain he is about to feel while still in mid-air. Ouch!

It might seem weird to western eyes, but this sort of thing is perfectly normal in japan. I went there on holiday once, and if I had 1 yen for everytime i was turned into a dairy cow and milked by midgets...

So what makes you smile, pwning a friend in a video-game, watching an awesome comedy...?

Although his sneak attack has failed miserably, he still retains the element of surprise. Everyone will be surprised if he can get up and walk. (Does he say "I blew it?")

If you thought Bob Ross was a fan of painting you'd be wrong. He's only painting so that he has some bushes that he can wash and then chuckle about afterwards. He's a weird guy, that Bob. No mistake.

They might not make a very professional job of the walls and ceiling but it's not always about what you do, rather how you do it. These guys do it with the kind of gusto that can only come from metal and headbanging.

She has a knowing glint in her eye, the look that says she's a devil behind that cute smile, which is exactly how we like them. Feigning innocence, but really just as corrupt as a giant corporation!

Don't try this at home folks, because it's quite possibly the dumbest thing anyone's ever done—but it makes for some highly entertaining viewing, even if it does sometimes become a little unbearable to watch.