weird videos

It seems as though teens have taken the flash mob to a new and criminal level by planning events called “flash robs,” during which they run screaming into a store, steal things in a frenzied mass and run out as quickly as they came in.

These crazy chemists create a fire-breathing demon spawn by mixing potassium nitrate, iron oxide and icing sugar inside of a doll’s head. Halloween is right around the corner.

Backflip fails are some of the most satisfying videos to watch on the web, especially when one nimble fellow in particular fails at four flips in a row. Too bad he wasn’t trying to impress a crowd of people. That would have been more amusing.

Meet Cameron Pilley, professional squash player, who just last week hit a squash ball at 175 miles per hour, setting a new world record. Rather than showing you the record-breaking event, however, the Aussie athlete recreated his famous serve while aiming the ball at his (willing) brother’s bare back. The resulting damage is NSFL enough that you might want to stop the video before the 1:16 mark if

Did this crazy Swedish man really jump over a Lamborghini Gallardo barreling right for him? Check it out and tell us if you think it’s real, fake or an illusion caused by the camera angle.

We’re not sure why comedian Noel Wells decided to cover herself in ketchup and other condiments while lip syncing along to Britney Spears’ ‘Toxic’ for this bizarre YouTube video. People do crazy things for Internet fame.

Slinkies and water balloons can be fun in real-time, but these super slow-motion videos prove that the toys do flat-out amazing things that are typically unseen by the naked eye.

If you think breaking in a wild horse is hard, wait until you try to guide a train of speeding shopping carts around a mall. Filmed in the Indian city of Ahmedabad, this video shows an intrepid employee of the Iscon Mega Mall wrangling several carts in a pretty creative way. Though it may look like quite a challenge (it’s hard to put away one shopping cart, let alone a few dozen) apparently this

According to Virginia Tech freshman Lance Diamond, his first week of college was ruined after he wore a pair of Rainbow brand flip-flops and a pair of Sperry boat shoes without first properly breaking the footwear in.