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Pat Robertson's Gay AIDS Ring Theory
September 16th, 2013 3:17 PMThe conservative Christian talk show host has fallen victim to the Streisand Effect after unsuccessfully trying to rid of a YouTube video clip in which he claims that San Francisco gay men with AIDS have been intentionally trying to spread the virus by cutting people with "special rings."
The Evilest Friday the 13th Prank Ever
September 16th, 2013 2:01 PM
YouTuber VitalyzdTv terrifies his victims with a chainsaw in this disturbingly dangerous prank inspired by the Friday the 13th horror franchise.
This is Not an Onion Article
September 16th, 2013 1:30 PM
A Nigerian student claims he has scientific proof that same-sex marriage is wrong, The Huffington Post reports.
Saturday Night Live
September 16th, 2013 12:55 PMThe quintessential American late-night live comedy show enters a new chapter with the latest addition of six new cast members, most of whom have built their resumes through comedy sketches on YouTube prior to getting picked up.
Getting a Gun Early in Fallout
September 16th, 2013 12:45 PM
YouTuber Robbaz modified his copy of the role-playing game Fallout 3 to start the adventure as an infant armed with a gun.
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Pat Robertson's Gay AIDS Ring Theory
The conservative Christian talk show host has fallen victim to the Streisand Effect after unsuccessfully trying to rid of a YouTube video clip in which he claims that San Francisco gay men with AIDS have been intentionally trying to spread the virus by cutting people with "special rings."
This is Not an Onion Article
A Nigerian student claims he has scientific proof that same-sex marriage is wrong, The Huffington Post reports.
Saturday Night Live
The quintessential American late-night live comedy show enters a new chapter with the latest addition of six new cast members, most of whom have built their resumes through comedy sketches on YouTube prior to getting picked up.
