Awesome

The Chicago Cubs are so bad their fans make better plays than the players.

Professional golfer Padraig Harrington made a bit of a name for himself years ago when he appeared on the ESPN TV show "Sports Science" to help determine if the "Happy Gilmore" shot was effective or not. And lo and behold, it turned out that the silly, run-up-and-swing approach by Adam Sandler's character in the golf comedy actually did help add distance to drives.

While attending a rodeo, the last way you'd expect to get injured would be during a round of musical chairs. And we're pretty sure this guy wasn't expecting this at all.

You don't need to wait until a fight is supposed to happen to actually fight.

Location: Unkno//wgrd.com/wp-admin/media-upload.php?post_id=277697&TB_iframe=1wn. Film being shot: Unknown. While shooting a car stunt, this film crew got a little too close to the action.

We've all seen dogs go nuts when they see their owners, but this pooch's reaction may be the best we've ever witnessed.

A good samaritan did something pretty unbelievable while driving down the highway in Minnesota and passing a car fire.

Nobody's born awesome, it's just something that happens. The problem is, the truly awesome will most likely never know it, because awesome people just go about their business without worrying about what other people think of them.