He insults people and they actually pay him for it. What a job!
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It's okay to have enjoyed high school. Many of us didn't. In fact we have tons of cringey high school memories that we regret. But it's alright to remember high school fondly. It's the folks who still think high school is important after 10 years who may need a reality check.
Via Bleacher Report
Straight out of a video game. This just looks absolutely brutal. Thank goodness he didn't land on his head.
Via Mads 0k
This brings us back to playing sports as kids, when the opposing team had the one kid who had already gone through puberty and all your teammates could do was just look at each other and go "well, good luck everyone." They're playing on an 8 foot rim too, so this kid doesn't even have to jump to dunk. Watching all the other kids try they're best is harrowing, but also kind of hilarious.
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In this video we see the show's host head out on an adventure with some of the strongest men in the world to try and catch some seriously monstrous Goliath groupers using stand-up tackle. He has JujiMufu (fitness/social media celeb), Devon Larratt (World Arm Wrestling Champion and ex-special forces), and Layne Norton (World Champion powerlifter and fitness expert).
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Via zorak007
The guy poured his whole life into Bulletball, and the moment these guys see it, it's just a kick in the bulletballs. Actually, since this clip aired, Marc Griffin has found some success using the game for senior olympics and people in various levels of physical therapy. The dude even has a book out. So as hard as this clip is to watch, it's kinda cool to know that Bulletball lives on.
If you find yourself mistakenly added to a group text between soccer moms, your best course of action is to trigger them to no end by saying that your "imaginary" kid is the best. There's no coming back from tossing that kind of shade. And a beautiful touch with the halftime snacks comment.
LSU Footballstirred up a bit of backlash on Twitter after bragging about the very fancy, decadent state of their football locker room. That thing looks like a high class suite. And then another Twitter user brought up a picture of their library room, which looks like a bathroom on its way out. Ouch. The jabs at taxes and education were kind of inevitable on this one.
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This coldhearted Chicago Cubs fan's earned himself the nickname of "Mai Tai Guy" after footage of him stealing a home run ball from kids in the stands surfaced. I mean, he didn't rip the ball out of their hands or anything, but he definitely could've been more sensitive to those hopeful kids around him that just wanted a chance at taking home a home run ball.
Via Shuttle Amazing
This guy's strength and agility are maxed out. It literally sounds like a mechanical device firing something off when he leaps into the air and unleashes that wicked shot on his unprepared opponents.
