Firecracker Goes Off In Kid's Face

A perfect lesson in 'DO NOT' performed by someone's dumb son - Witness a demonstration of perfect parenting skillz - That kid has a face only a mother could love to try to explode - OMG!

The only explanation I can come up with for this is that you reach a certain age and you start looking for ways to die.

Some things you attempt are gonna be rubbish, but jumping over rubbish, that's pushing the limits of FAIL. Don't blame the kid, blame mom & dad - I want to know why the parents were allowing this kid to do this..? OUCH

When people say life's not like a video-game, they’re talking shit. Life IS a video-game as guy proves, taking out hackers left, right and centre with awesome head shots. BOOM!

etflix horror series Stranger Things was an ode to all things 1980s, Stephen King, Spielberg, the hair, the clothes, the bikes. If it found a place in your heart, you’ll be totally stoked at the trailer for Stranger Things season 2.

If you see a domestic house cat riding pillion on a motorbike like, every freaking day then this probably won't interest you. For the rest of us though, it's a bit of a novelty and rather amusing to boot.

Sometimes you don't notice something that's staring you in the face until someone points it out to you. In this case it's Stanley Kubrick's use of one-point perspective in so many of his icon shots. How did I not notice this until now!?

It's not something many people can do, not something many people WANT to do and about as much use as a knob flavoured lolly. Still, this chick can do it without losing an eyeball so good luck to her.

A small child wielding a broad sword attempts to rid a city of the giant missile firing robotic menace that is steadily destroying it. Will he manage to defeat his quarry or will playtime be over before he manages it?

Another job well-done by the fine folks at Epic Fail Earth-Moving company.

Jordan Caron gets the hardest check of his life. Maybe they call it 'check' because you need to check to see if he's still breathing afterward.