Skateboarding Dog FAIL!

Proof that you should never skate with kids or animals.... or is that 'work'? This dog may fail at skateboarding, but he completely makes my day.

An abandoned, poorly dog, living on a trash pile and covered in mange and parasites, suffering from malnutrition and in a terrible state is rescued, nurtured back to health. *sniff*

Sometimes, when you face up to your fears, you also end up facing up to the concrete instead. Somehow i reckon that this is definitely one of those times and will not be repeated anytime soon - OUCH!

I grabbed some popcorn and sat down all ready to watch this fat kid fail. I got to admit I was a bit surprised when he pulled of some of these moves. I mean seriously, the splits?!

Imagine if you were a dog and you were let off your lease and you sprinted off to find the sea because you really, really wanted to go for a swim—well you don't have to because this video will do it for you.

Shades? Check. Motorbike? Check. inability to control said motorbike? Big check! Even with shades and a bike it's hard to look cool when you've just catapulted yourself over the handlebars and taken a big hungry bite out of the asphault...

I can see this really catching on for actual players making base runs - Listen closely for the electrical taser sound right before he hits the grass. Were they really too fat and lazy to just tackle him?

It might not sound like a particularly exciting combination, but with a dash of sceience, this guy manages to make it pretty damn awesome. I knew liquid nitrogen could make bananas crunchy, but I never knew it could do this!

Perfume ads are hilariously mockable, and despite seeing lots of similar spoofs this one still made me chuckle. Maybe it's the accent, maybe it's his gambling addiction or maybe it's just the urinal scene at the end...

Using an iPhone 4 and you get some slightly weird results filming a guitar. It picks up on the individual osculations of the strings at just the right frequency to make them look all cool and wibbly-wobbly.

Diver Valerie Taylor has made a rather unusual friend in the ocean. After finding and visiting a spotted moray eel in its home several times over many years, the eel started to become almost friendly with Taylor.