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Nobody likes traffic wardens and this hilarious story by comedian Joe Lycett is the perfect illustration of why.
Given a ticket because he’s inputed the wrong code for the automated parking, it turns into a 101 in bureaucratic frustrations.
Let’s say you’re walking along the street minding your own when you chance upon two people beating the crap out of each other.
You need to film that immediately so you can upload it to the internet—but you need to know how to film it correctly first. This video will teach you all you need to know. Step 1: Always film vertically.
You can’t really get a more British Guinness World Record than that achieved by Simon Berry from Berkshire.
Berry took the Guinness World Records title for ‘highest bungee dunk’ which saw him dip a biscuit into a cup of tea using a 73m bungee rope.
We all remember that feeling when you were a kid on Christmas morning and you unwrap the gift of your dreams. Sheer joy just pulsates through you as you scream with jubilation. Then, you grow up into an adult, you mature, have responsibilities, kids, a mortgage, and lose that sense of excitement when it comes to opening presents.
Because lets face it, the gift of socks is just not that exciting. But the thing is, that’s not strictly true. Because somewhere deep inside of you that excited kid still exists.
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The last thing anyone wants while out on a date is for a crazy ex to turn up and start going nuts.
Which is why such a thing would make such a great prank, and that’s exactly what YouTuber HammyTV does, no doubt putting these women off going on Tinder dates ever again.
Stephanie Potakis is the casting director at The Onion and she also hasn’t let meat pass her lips since fourth grade.
So as an exercise in integrity they take her to a steakhouse in Chicago and feed her ribeye and wagu beef—lets just say that by the end she’s not a vegetarian any more.
Snuff Box was a British comedy from Matt Berry and Rich Fulcher (both met working on The Mighty Boosh) which aired on TV back in 2006—it’s humor was very dark, but very funny.
A taste of exactly what you might expect is this scene about a guy who recognizes someone he bumps into in a restaurant—just wait until you find out where he recognizes him from.
Screen Junkies’ turn their latest honest trailer onto the breakout show for the star of Marvel’s upcoming Doctor Strange, Benedict Cumberbatch.
In their hilarious takedown they called the BBC detective show ‘Downton Crabby’ while poking fun at both Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman. ‘Relive Benedict Cumberbatch’s first step toward playing literally everyone.’ they mock.
