You know it's time for a Facebook break, when you run out of things to post and end up taking a self-portrait of yourself sleeping, only to reveal how it was really done via a mirror. We've rounded up eighteen more people that shouldn't be using Facebook. Continue reading to see them all.
One quick way to make people think you're a car thief is by gluing half of your key onto a screwdriver handle and then using it to start the vehicle (may not work on newer models with integrated security chips). Click here to view the first image in this week's demotivational poster gallery. Continue reading for an extreme ski video that will give your vertigo.
You know you shouldn't be using Facebook, when...people say that there's an actual person inside a RedBox movie rental machine, and you believe it. Unfortunately (or fortunately), that is just one of the many FAILS that we have for you today. Continue reading to see them all.
No longer does a prank need elaborate planning, just a smartphone with texting capabilities. To prove that, Nathan Fielder - a Canadian writer and comedian - asked his followers to tweet a message to their parents. Continue reading to see the results.
File these under: epic FAILS. Nearly all iPhone 5 owners know that this handset has a nifty panorama feature, which basically stitches together several shots to create a wide one. Unfortunately, things often go wrong, and we've rounded up eighteen more funny and weird examples for your viewing enjoyment. Continue reading to see them all.
Whether it be a MacBook, iPad, or PC notebook, the last thing you'd want to see on your laptop is a spill. Here's one easy way to troll laptop users in three steps: find some Elmer's glue, pour splatter pattern onto a sheet of glass, peel and then you're ready to prank. Click here to view the first image in today's viral picture gallery. Continue reading for a video of the 10,000 iPhone 5 dominoes.
Yes, thieves in China have resorted to using real chopsticks to snatch smartphones from unsuspecting people on the street. This occurs most often when people are stepping off a subway train or riding their bicycle. Click here to view the first image in this week's demotivational poster gallery. Continue reading for a video of a teen who can speak 23 languages.
Let's face it, law enforcement is cracking down on people who text or use their phone while driving, but this billboard wants you to send a message to receive a few tips. That's not all, we've rounded up twenty more unintentionally ironic pictures for your viewing enjoyment. Continue reading to see them all.
There are Microsoft Windows pirates, and then there's this Michaelsoft Binbows store. From the looks of the things, it looks like they're a used computer parts retailer. Click here to view the first image in this week's autocorrect gallery. Continue reading for a video of an awesome Post-It note Arcade animation.
For those who commute by train on a daily basis, it's not unusual to find someone sleeping nearby, but when that person is seen sprawled out on the floor like nobody's business, you can't help but snap a photo for the internet to see. Continue reading for more.
