Internet memotivationally epic fails

[G'day Mate]

[drew]

wtf. I'm sure there was more to it prior to that, thus being recorded. What a douchebag.

I saw it as the car and biker had some on-going thing, the biker kicked the car, and then the car intentionally tried to put an end to him.


So, douchebags

[G'day Mate]

Oh, totally, but the ending is still pretty speccy

[novicius]

That is one expensive lesson that that Sentra driver is learning.

OTOH, Sentra -- so he probably has no insurance and no money. #sadlulz

[GB]

heheheh

pork knuckle

[Crazed_Insanity]

I was going to comment that was a typical road rage incident in LA..., but that motorcyclist is clearly some sort of professional stunt rider. He can kick and be hit by a car and avoid obstacles..., it's like nothing can knock him off of his balance. Amazing! He's probably very proud to be going viral on youtube now...

[Rare White Ape]

I think his greatest skill was beating a path outta there and possibly hiding his bike for a few months until this blows over.

I salute you, mystery hero.

[G'day Mate]

I think I did a pretty funny job of this one:



(also, the stew was really nice)

[Cam]

I have to admit, I never watched any of your videos until now. Now I have to watch more. Effing A+.

Subscribed!

[drew]

I did the same thing with the garlic the first time I attempted Shepherd's Pie. Thinking the bulb was a clove.

I got about 4-5 actual cloves in it, and thought "goddamn, that's a lot of garlic".


I decided that the person that made the recipe was afraid of vampires, so I stopped there with the garlic.


It turned out ok, bit of a burn, but ok.


I'm not going to lie, when I watch these, I keep expecting a "fuck off" in them.

Like at the end of this one, "I'm sure he'd like some, but it's people food, so fuck off".

Just seems like an Aussie thing to do, with my experience with them