The decades-long debate over helmet-wearing can be boiled down to two camps. One side says that helmets are a convenient and statistically proven way to prevent untimely death and brain damage while the other side astutely points out that helmets are lame. While the merits of those diverse viewpoints hold up differently to scrutiny, this Danish PSA for helmet wearing is pretty funny.
Without Bob Barker to tell us to spay and neuter our pets, it's good to get a reminder from Mankind, who some of you may have heard once plummeted 16 feet through an announcer's table at 1998 Hell In a Cell.
Fans of Sean of the Dead and people whose friends made them watch Sean of the Dead will be happy to see the faces of Simon Pegg and Nick Frost reprising their roles for a friendly message.
Holy crap this movie came out 16 years ago?
If it didn't seem obvious before why kids need to be taught not to screw around with animals, this thread goes into a lot of detail as to why nobody wins when a kid angers a pet. A dog can't exactly say "quit poking me in the eye" without seeing a bit threatening. For some lighter stuff, here are professional dogs who take their work seriously as well as sleeping dogs in silly positions.
Still better than the 2019 version. Whatever you're expecting from a "Cats" themed driving PSA from the U.S. Department of Transportation, you are gonna be slightly wrong. I mean, the thought was a noble one, but the execution was...interesting
Australia has a known reputation to get a little absurd with their PSAs. Their most recent campaign paid for by Australia's Transport Accident Commission depicts a hairy man with no neck, air bag nipples, and a Juggernaut-style head built to survive any car wreck.
A trauma surgeon and crash expert joined forces to create Graham and, like Stoner Sloth, the internet instantly fell in love with him.
Buckle up for safety! But, if you've got hundreds of nipples you should be legit.
