Lion Attacks Trainer

A lion on display at the MGM in Las Vegas attacked and bit one of his trainers recently. The trainer received stitches and is expected back at work shortly.

Choreographed dances to pop music at weddings is fast becoming a tradition of it's own and it Napoleon Dynamite himself was to wed I reckon this is probably a good approximation of what it might look like...

Never, ever attempt anything, just stay in front of that computer and keep watching other people fuck stuff up. That way you'll never be humiliated like this bozo. Although you may become annoying, obese, and die of diabetes.

So pretty much everyone and their dog loved The Dark Knight, but for some reason it's the most requested movie to be lampooned by the Honest Trailers guys. They do a pretty good job of pulling it apart too.

It’s a ski boot, but it’s also a brogue! — SkiBrogue — It might not be the immediate fashion combination that comes to mind, but that doesn’t mean it shouldn’t happen. If you’re brave enough to attempt it!?

A family member returns home after two years absence and the pet dog is so damn excited that it passes out from the sheer joy of seeing them come back after all that time. But that is 14 years in dog years.

Sometimes animals do things that humand find.....Dumb. I have no idea why the dog did what he did, but I think you can tell he feels pretty stupid afterwards. Or he is on a higher plane of intelligence?

They're just like summer fails, but with more people falling into frozen lakes. And of course it's frikking COLD!

A picture paints 10 billion words...."At first i was like GAZE....then i was like *drool*....but then i was like OM NOM NOM!" Same again tomorrow night!

A great white circles a 21ft boat for 20 minutes and even gave the boat a slap with it's tail. With only 3ft difference in length, if that doesn't get you running to manna, nothing will. I get scaredy-farts just watching this.

Everyone hearts the government, especially when it’s led by two toffs who haven’t got a clue — so look at this track as a sort of mantra that you can repeat to yourself without a hint of iron.