The LSD No-No

Dock Ellis and the story that made him a legend. Dude managed to pitch a no hitter while completely off his ass on LSD. proof that drugs are performance enhancing, even if you are insane to take them.

James Cameron teams up with George Lucas, JJ Abrams and Michael Bay to make the ultimate version of Titanic. I'm fairly sure that this is a parody, but it's so close to reality that's it's hard to tell...

James Brown, fresh from allegations of beating his missus with a lead pipe and unloading a firearm at her as she fled in a car has obviously turned to drugs to solve his issues. He's the hardest snorting man in show-business.

Ever wished you could turn off any TV you wanted to? These narcissistic nerds have made their own remote that works on any TV - considering you could buy a device like this for eight bucks, building one is kinda nerdy.

Pranking your girlfriend is a time honoured tradition and this guy scores a total home run. Not only did he convince his girl that she was in mortal danger and was having her TV stolen but he even made her cry. WIN!

A compilation of some of the most incredibly awesome videos that are on the web. From sporting achievements to people pushing the limits of human endeavour. Also, there is probably some parkour in here somewhere.

Man gets pulled over, but is not satisfied with just a speeding ticket.

Prepare to vom in your own mouth as an aunt has a clogged pore unclogged for the first time in 25 years. Just be warned that once you’ve pressed play you’ll never be able to unsee this horror show.

This is the only way to get the party started, downing 4 rounds of eggnog bongs, guess what comes next? The music is suitably dramatic because this is no ordinary feat, it is something truly remarkable, truly heroic - LOL!

A bunch of deer confront a cat in a suburban street, but just what the heck is going on? Well, thanks to this guy’s entirely accurate translation, we can find out the dynamics behind this strange situation.

Being able to draw a perfect freehand circle at will is both impressive and utterly, woefully useless. It's like being able to recite pi to 32 decimal places; bugger all use and nerdy to the nth degree.