Motorcycle Merry-Go-Round

This has got to be the most painful motorcycle/merry-go-round accident, yet. Someone somewhere now has to add a "Do not hook your Merry-Go-Round up to a motorcycle" entry to the merry-go-round's user manual.

When you have surfed a wave this big you can pretty much do nothing for the rest of your life cos you have simply one upped the rest of the world"

So lets see if I got this straight. The US showed up but were late, England is left to fight Germany, and the French surrendered. Is this the World Cup or are we doing World War II again?

Movie cliches, even those words are a cliche. Any minute now I’m gonna get sucked into a black hole that'll open in my computer keyboard & then I’ll end up in a magical world being ruled by an evil witch.

Smosh Games and Screen Junkies present a hilariously honest trailer for Pokémon Ruby Version and Sapphire Version, the third installments of the Pokémon series of role-playing video games.

If you ever wondered what the all-American game of the NBA Finals might sound like commentated by a wacky British guy, this is the video for you. This should commentate on every game.

Scratch Bastard picks up a win at Scribble Jam by throwing down some mad scratching followed by his own rendition of the Star Wars Imperial March. It's pretty good but I find his lack of bass disturbing.

Call Me Maybe is catchy but to make it truly memorable they should have recorded it being sung by a couple of lasses from Tyneside in the UK. This version is memorable, possibly the greatest thing a geordie has ever done!

Heard about that new Mel Gibson movie where he projects his demons through a beaver puppet? It looks terrible and weird, and here's the inevitable recut of the trailer with his crazed rantings that we all knew was coming.

This drum solo was obviously planned because of the spotlight being on him, but his reaction to the limelight probably wasn't planned. Credit to him though, he carries on with the show afterwards!

It’s amazing what happens when you switch from major to minor – This isn’t quite as sing-a-long friendly as the other version, although it does have its own melancholic charm in this reworked version.