A sinkhole appeared on the road in the Russian town of Tyumen. No cars fell in it but it was a close call for one of them.
 

Here goes the social experiment of the day which was performed this time in Paris.

Previously:

F*ck the poor!

It is said that when the car was parked, he wanted to rev it, but he was on first gear... He obviously got fired.

There was $7000 worth of damage.
 

This heavy book is full of pages you can physically use to prepare the perfect BBQ.
 

This was caught during the filming of a TV show called 'the best Bakery in France' and strangely, this was left in the show..
 

That will make you wonder how in the world did Al Sharpton get a job as a news anchor at MSNBC!

You may not like the WWE but what they do for kids is incredible.
 

Public urination is a big problem in India. The lack of public toilets is part of this problem but also the poor understanding of hygiene and public decency.

The Clean Indian, an anonymous anti-public urination activist group has found a solution to fight people's disgusting habits..

Were they inspired by this video?

They had a really good time together...
 

When Gordon Ramsay gives feedback...
 

A poetic reflection about how social networks and technology are making humans less social.

This video has already been watched more than 20 million times on Youtube in less than 2 weeks.
 

For those who don't know: 'tifo' is the name for any choreography displayed by fans in the stands of an arena or stadium in connection with a sport event [Wiki].

This nice animated short is about a Corgi searching for its Young human during the zombie apocalypse.

This was created by third year CalArts student John Cody Kim.
 

Driver's reaction is not bad too.

It makes a better ad for Volvo than the real one with Jean Claude Van Damme.

Also:

Volvo's incredible emergency braking system for trucks

This Chinese scooter rider has the worst luck.
 

This guy set up a camera in his room and performed the same dance routine to Jamiroquai's 'Canned Heat' every day for about 100 days, this is the result, time-lapse style. Note that the first 30 seconds are from Napoleon Dynamite.