Crash Test Kittens

It might seem cruel but just think of all the lives that this kind of research has saved It's a messy job but someone has to do it. Kittens, the people of earth owe you a tremendous debt of gratitude. *Salutes*

Nate Bos, a 28-year-old motorcyclist, was out for a leisurely ride in Orem, Utah, in early May when he spotted a cup precariously teetering on the back bumper of a second-generation Ford Explorer. Time for a good deed.

Jake Foushee is taking a page from the book of Bieber by showing off his talents and incredibly side-swept hair on YouTube. Watch his incredible impressions, from Morgan Freeman to Peter Griffin.

Politicking ain't easy. You have to keep your polling hand strong to make sure bureaucrats stay in czech.

Maybe motorcycle burnouts are just a lot harder than they look but here is another dude attempting to burnout the back tire of his motorcycle only to get dragged across the parking lot.

If you've got an excitable pet that needs exercise but you don't want to leave the safety and comfort of your basement dwelling, this could be the perfect solution! All you need is a ball and some string!

Three human shaped RC planes were flown around New York City to create the illusion of people flying. Lots of fun for the guys flying them, lots of confusion for any onlookers. Is it a bird? Is it a plane?

Got an old tat you want to give a little makeover to? Get you ass down to this dude's tattoo parlour then and he'll sort you right out. He has the skills to pay the bills and the best advert in the whole world!

This setup contains 22,000 dominoes and it is my personal record for the most dominoes setup at one time (by myself). It took 25+ hours to build spread over 5 days and it fell perfectly without stopping.

If people recording videos on their phone in portrait instead of landscape is a bugbear of yours, this video’s for you. With appropriate anger and violence it details how annoying and stupid it is.

It’s time to jump aboard the good ship nostalgia and journey back to your childhood—if you were a child of the 70s or 80s - you had to use an actual map if you wanted to find out how to get somewhere.