Have You Seen the Laughing Paramedics?
Friday was the very first International Paramedics Day, and a clip has gone viral of two paramedics in England trying to film a PSA honoring it. But they keep cracking each other up over and over . . . and never finish the clip.
James Caan, Oscar-nominated actor of ‘The Godfather,’ ‘Misery’ and ‘Elf,’ dies at 82
James Caan, the veteran screen actor known for his work in such films as “The Godfather,” “Misery” and “Elf,” has died, his family said in a statement on his verified Twitter account. He was 82.
A Woman Films the Moment Lightning Strikes Her Husband’s Truck
A woman filmed lightning STRIKING a pickup truck that was carrying her husband and three kids on a highway in Florida. She was in a car right behind them. Luckily, no one was injured, although the truck was “completely fried.”
(Profanity warning: there’s an F-word at 0:10, 0:31, and 0:52)
A Family’s Fireworks Fail Turned Their Car Into a Fiery Inferno
This fireworks fail has racked up over 32 million hits on Twitter. It’s security video of people relaxing on lawn chairs in the front yard, as three guys light fireworks. But one goes off on the ground instead of in the air.
(WARNING: A Profanity is used)
DJ Picks a Horrible Time to play an Ed Sheeran Song
This has to be the biggest DJ Fail at a prom. Just watch and see.
A Toddler Tries to Negotiate a Better Meal
This little toddler is a born negotiator. And that’ll be fine, someday, but NOT now when it’s time to eat and he doesn’t want mom or dad telling him what to do.
Check Out This “Stranger Things” Alarm Song
Somebody added music and vocals to the horrifying “Chrissy, wake up” scene from “Stranger Things” . . . and turned it into a “wake-up alarm” song.
An A Cappella Version of “Running Up That Hill”
Now that “Running Up That Hill” is popular again, there are all kinds of new takes on it. This one’s from the a cappella group MayTree, and it’s good. Their voices do all the instruments and vocals.
A dad at an outdoor wedding was “drunk dancing” with lit sparklers in each hand when one of them set fire to the decorations. He didn’t notice until people shouted, so he stomped the fire out . . . and went back to dancing.
(WARNING: PROFANITIES ARE USED)