It seems like a lot of kids’ parents like to drop the f-bomb when they get angry, at least that’s what their kids are saying anyway. But for the kids it means they can cuss and swear on TV in front of a camera and not get in trouble for it, so they must’ve really enjoyed being asked this question. And at least no one said the c-word, that might’ve been a step too far.
The beauty of the internet is that it can connect people from two different places in the world, connect them so they can have meaningful conversations and speak with each other about important and pertinent issues. At least, that’s the idea anyway but in reality people just end up being weird like this guy.
If you think having a bank loan is a bit of a pain in the ass, then just be grateful you’re not indebted to Shaun Smith, an ex-enforcer for one of the biggest crime families in Liverpool. After introducing the concept of urban terrorism to the British underworld—spraying houses in machine gun fire, torturing people and using homemade napalm to firebomb his enemies—he’s now working as a debt collector in the northern English satellite town of Warrington. Be afraid….and pay your bills!
Three Miles North of Molkom is a documentary about a hippy retreat in a Swedish forest where participants do tree hugging, firewalking, nude swimming, Tantric sex, singing, dancing, and all kinds of other New Age rituals. These Shamanic warriors include a middle aged mojo-worn lothario, a Swedish Pop star, a Hawaiian hippy, an emotional Finnish Grandma and Nick, a mouthy back-packing Aussie rugby coach. Prepare to be amazed as you check out their psychic powers.
Simon Pegg relates the dozen stages of being wasted, commonly seen at bachelor parties and in marauding groups of drunken nurses—and in Pegg’s new movie World’s End. These stages don’t even start until you’ve had at least six pints and then round about the seventh pint you get the slow eye blink, then comes the neck wiggle after about nine, then once you get up to twelve you’re in complete denial about how drunk you are and it’s bed time before you start regretting stuff.
In those quieter moments, when you’re done thinking about how you might escape from your bedroom on the 8th floor of a building if a fire raged through it, you might turn your thoughts to doomsday scenarios, like if an asteroid was headed towards earth. Would that be game over for humanity? Could we send Bruce Willis and Steve Buscemi into space to nuke the fuck out of it? Bill Nye the Science Guy breaks it down for us.
Jimmy Fallon is Walter White! Complete with bald head and goatee beard in this “Breaking Bad” parody. And if you’re a fan of the show, there’s plenty for you to enjoy here, plus it also has cameos by Bryan Cranston, Bob Odenkirk, and Aaron Paul — if it had Hank and his minerals too, then it would be just about perfect. Science, bitches!
German traditional dancing is performed to the sounds of industrial metal band Rammstein’s “Du Hast” and, although it might not be your immediate thought for the style of music to do this type of dance to, it some how works. And it goes to prove that, as much fun as it is, head-banging doesn’t have to be the only dancing you can do to crazy heavy metal music. And there’s lots of beer. Rock onwards!
As hateful as the Westboro Church is, even they need to find love somewhere. And where do they do that? Just like everyone else in the modern age, they go on a dating website. It’s a place where they can go find love and then turn that love in to hate, because there’s bound to be something that other person believes in or cherishes that is completely against how Westboro roll. Like breathing or something.
This video will make you both laugh and cry, as this poor guy necks a really, really hot habanero chilli and then proceeds to try to review Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate on the Wii U. But try as he might he can’t fight the onslaught of a chilli with a Scoville unit count of 100,000 to 350,000, as it tears into his system making him sob and swear in equal measure. It’s painful enough just watching him.
You may be familiar with the work of Norwegian comedy pop duo Ylvis from their satirical viral music vid “The Fox” which took a swipe at the pop cliches of today with a fair bit of bite. But they’ve done many more vids, once of which is the vid above, which is a soft-rock power ballad about “the greatest henge of allâ€.
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