Figure skaters are graceful, dancers are lovely, and gymnasts can do things with their bodies that make normal people stop and stare, but there is nothing quite as magical as a drunk person in motion. The lowering of inhibitions and coordination that almost always accompany a night of heavy drinking means that almost everything a drunk person tries to do ends up being ten times funnier, usually because they’re doomed to fail. Is there anything better than a drunk fail? Not really. So take a look at some of the greatest that have ever happened. 20. Is it possible to lose your balance if you never had it in the first place? Notice how none of the guys immediately jump to their feet to help her. 19. Hills are challenging. I’ve never seen anything so graceful. 18. Of course this happened at Walmart. There’s so much less of this kind
15 Types Of March Madness Fans
March Madness is well on its way. For the next week or so, the country will be gripped by the drama that is the NCAA Division 1 College Basketball Tournament. Brackets are being busted, even as we speak. Teams have already had their dreams dashed while some continue to hold onto their hopes of a national title. And then, there are the fans. Whether or not you’re an active basketball fan or even a sports fan, there’s no escaping March Madness. It affects all of us, at least to some degree. Perhaps we’re not all March Madness fans, but we’re all March Madness participants. Which type are you? 15. The die hard fan of everything March Madness. This guy doesn’t have a life outside March Madness. He merely exists until tournament time arrives every year. Even if it is a little obsessive, he’s a fun guy to watch games with because his
Drunk Guy Attempts To Skateboard Home In A Glorious Display Of Gracelessness
There’s no getting around this simple fact: drunk people are hilarious. Their inhibitions are gone, their coordination and fine motor skills are severely diminished, and all of it makes for a rather amusing spectacle, assuming no one is in danger of being severely hurt, that is. The helpful fellow who uploaded this video to Youtube stated only that he offered to call a cab for the inebriated skater you’re about to see, but obviously that offer was refused. And I must say, I’m glad the young man did refuse, because what ended up happening instead is a truly marvelous display of drunken bravado and perfect timing. Watch the drunkard attempt to skateboard away from the bar, only to stumble forward off his board. The board then goes rocketing off in the opposite direction, eventually rolling lazily into the path of an SUV which snaps the board like a twig while
The 15 Most Awkward Things About Visiting Home
Once you move out, visits to your parents house become a regular part of life. Depending on how far you live, your visits might be frequent or they might be rare. Whether you come home several times a month or just on holidays doesn’t matter. From now on, there are going to be certain awkward moments that accompany your visits. It’s no longer your home now, so here are some of the most awkward things about staying at your parents’ house in your old hometown. 15. Remembering everything that made you want to move out. Coming back to the tiny town, the lack of entertainment, and the complete absence of anything engaging just serves to remind you why you moved away in the first place. It’s almost enough to make you start counting down the days until you get to go back to your new hometown. 14. Borrowing a car. If you
20 Skills You Need In College That No One Ever Taught You
Your high school teachers were supposed to prepare you with all the knowledge you’d need for college and for general adulthood too. They tried their best, and so did your parents, but unfortunately there are tons of things a person needs to know that most of us don’t learn until long after we move into our first dorm room. These are all the skills you desperately need in college, but somehow never learned. 20. How to save money. It doesn’t just happen on its own, but it is an absolute necessity. No matter how little you’re making at your minimum wage, part time job, you need to be saving some of it. 19. How to make helpful connections. You have to introduce yourself around and get to know everybody you can. Build your network now, and by the time you graduate, you’ll have friends in all kinds of places. 18. How
