How To Piss Of A Leopard!

Ok, first things first. What the HELL is an animal like that doing in a house and secondly, what the HELL is that dumb guy doing offering it his head as an object for a near-certain attack!?

It's kinda cool to watch but for the guy doing it, it's the most amazing thing that has ever been witnessed by anyone. Even that hippy dude who saw a double rainbow. Also, he's doing SCIENCE so it's important stuff too.

I wouldn't have believed this was an actual thing until i saw it. Guys on mountain bikes riding down a ski slope at speeds of up to 124.9kmh. This dude comes 10th out of 139 racers and this is his unedited cam footage.

I wish I could've been there to help slap some sense into him...I mean, put out the fire on his face.

If you want some self defence lessons, you want to be taking them from a man in a sleeveless t-shirt. If possible he should also be wearing baggy stars-and-stripes joggers as well. The mullet is optional.

Dora the Explorer has upped her game and is no longer the cute backpack-wearing character your child grew to love. Now she’s turned into a hard ass ninja who likes nothing more than kicking the crap out of bad guys.

Politically divided brothers Brad and Dallas Woodhouse were making a Washington Journal appearance on C-SPAN when an unexpected person called into the show to complain. Much to their surprise, the caller was their mom.

The timing on this is incredible. This chick goes over 50 miles in a bike race and the moment she removes her helmet she flips over the handlebars and lands on her head.

Giving new meaning to the word "cat-apult," a sprightly feline from Japan has taken the Interwebs by storm with his incredible ability to reach jaw-dropping heights in just one jump.

If they’re not trying to win the affections of a bridesmaid with their impressive equine transportation (a horse outside), then they’re wanting to fight a young lady’s father to show her how much they adore her.

This just may answer that old question of nature vs. nurture: Are girls naturally terrible drivers or is it a learned behavior? I have a feeling that genetical research may well yield the answers to this mystery.