Two Thousand and Nine Fail: The Year in Review
Monday, January 11th, 2010
A collection of the top 100 epic fails of 2009. Not for the faint of heart:
(via Lemons, via Today’s Big Thing)
A collection of the top 100 epic fails of 2009. Not for the faint of heart:
(via Lemons, via Today’s Big Thing)
Blogadilla is not only known by our readers as a significant source for important daily news and crap jokes, but as a profound contributor to the world of scientific research; having researched and published our findings on such significant topics as:
• What effect does Frankenberry cereal have on the color of your poop?
• Does albino pornography exist on the Internet.
• The medical truth behind ‘Chinese Restaurant Syndrome.’
• The great inventory of crappy balloon animals.
Today we are proud to offer you the results of a 30-day investigation into the mechanics of “mood rings.” Though most mood rings come with a color guide to help you understand the meaning of each of the colors, we have come to find that most of these guides are totally incorrect. Below is a more accurate guide to the colors of mood rings, based upon 63 total hours of original scientific observation at Blogadilla Laboratories.
We hope that this contribution to science will once again benefit humanity in the way that so many of our other works have.
Randomly spotted near Tulsa, Oklahoma, an unidentified man with his uniquely crafted Pontiac Grand-Am “convertible,” clearly capable of transporting a bull:

Random, yes. Awesome, Yes. Fake, some trolls might say? Not according to Snopes: this man’s daughter rode the bull in a National History Day parade (hence the NHD on the side of the bull below) and he was returning it to his sister, 23 miles away. Pretty sweet ride::
Jake Scrace and Lewis Crathern waited for 3 years for conditions to be right before attempting to jump West Sussex, England’s Worthing Pier. 40 mph gusts of wind they liked finally showed up before their attempt earlier this week, which takes them up over 100 feet in the air. Pret-t-y impressive:
(via AllTop)
Somehow, I think Jennifer X of Bilgola, NSW, Australia may be writing an FML post about her drive home from work:





These signs were spotted on Barrenjoey Rd, the busiest road in the area. True story!
(via TopCultured; via Telegraph.co.uk)

“What game are you watching, Ref?!”
Bonus Round: TupTdown’s great list of 99 things on the Internet you should have seen.
(via ThumbsUpThumbsDown)
“You am them ??”
Seven or Eight Brandy & Coke Bonus Round: