Guy Fails Miserably at Hammer Game

Turns out that doing body shots off of the bearded lady actually isn't the most embarrassing way to get hammered at the carnival.

There are a lot of celebrities on twitter and some people feel very comfortable using twitter to insult those celebrities. From time to time, we gather those insults and package them together to illustrate the fact that words can hurt.

Stuart Lee mocks observational comedy by making humorous observations about a specific observational comedian. If you're a die hard Michael Mcintyre fan, then this probably isn't going to amuse...

This guy gets whipped around a swing by his buddies until he slips off the seat and goes flying over 25 feet in the air.

How do you make a reporter go insane? Easy, put her in a concert hall while they are doing a soundcheck, works every time! She simply can't get her head around the fact that it's SO LOUD!

Two friends hide, waiting for their buddy to come to his car so they can deliver an awesome exercise ball headshot. The worst part is that even after he recovers, he still has to actually be seen in the car while he drives.

Video games and fashion unite on the runway of Stockholm Fashion Week for label Björn Borg‘ SS15 show. Models wore slightly unnerving masks which turned them into avatars from a forthcoming video game by the fashion house

This reporter makes a big-time mistake in this story about teens finding jobs. She really puts the "F" in Freudian.

If you can remember The lackluster D&D wannabe virtual reality show Knightmare, You’ve probably forgotten how bad it was, the weak-ass puzzles, storylines and godawful acting. This is so close to the actual show it's scary.

She really knows how to work that thing! As far as on air faux pas go, this one is a doozy. Sticking something fairly phallic looking in your mouth while working it rhythmically with your hand is always going to raise an eyebrow.

What do you get if you mix parkour skills, circus skills and a fat dude sitting on the toilet? Awesomeness, that's what. Although it sounds like the perfect recipe for failure the whole really is greater than the sum of it's parts.