On his final appearance on The Late Show With David Letterman Sandler said goodbye to the longtime host using the power of song.
Using his familiar setup—guitar, voice, hilarious punchlines—Sandler made some guesses as to what Letterman might be doing once he leaves the show.
If any man can teach you how to chop an onion, Jamie Oliver is that man.
Watch as he demonstrates unconventional, but no less effective methods including using tea towels, squashing and most controversial of all, his range of kitchen crystals.
We’ve all experienced a bad day at the office, but sometimes those bad days can be REALLY bad.
Thankfully with the ubiquity of phones all those mistakes and f*ck ups can be recorded so we can all share in the schadenfreude of people having a crappy day at work.
You know your relationship might be in trouble when a guy who comes to mug you ends up comforting your girlfriend.
Yep, we’ve all seen that couple arguing in public, we’ve all been that couple too, just like these two—but hey, the one positive takeaway is at least they didn’t get mugged.
You’ve never come across a Tetris bonus stage like this before—well, maybe in a goats-cheese infused nightmare.
The blocky forms of Tetris are replaced with the goaty forms of goats, with an ever-changing panel of bleating ones adding the soundtrack. Because internet.
If you thought mime couldn’t be entertaining then you obviously haven’t seen Gamarjobat.
From Japan, they imbue lots of humor and slapstick into their very funny physical comedy performance.
Ethan Cole used a near 70-year-old picture of his grandfather, listed him as a filmmaker, and put him on Tinder.
He managed to get five dates, but the real fun is when he turns up to meet them as an 89-year-old grandad.
Learn the charming language Australians, where calling someone a ‘long piece of pelican sh*t’ is n everyday greeting.
And if you’re thinking of emigrating there or even going on holiday, you’ll find this video indispensable and invaluable.
