Internet stardom is man's real best friend.
The Eagles practiced this technique all season with defensive coordinator Paul Bearer.
Jon Lajoie and his boys hope you enjoy their new rap, mother****er!
It's totally worth it, there's a neat plaque at the top.
Only open when your mom's at work.
Just jumping off cliffs was too safe.
How do you tell the woman you love her thing smells.
| Year | Freshman |
| School | Meredith College |

My grandma insists my cell phone is a blackberry..because it's black.
Kim York, Mcgill University
Remember when "10 Items Or Less," the new show on TBS had us turkey bowl and give a prize to the commenter who picked which one of us would be best at this ridiculous sport? Well, here are the results. Did you correctly pick which ridiculously non-athletic staff member got the highest score?
The commenter who picked the winner correctly is Todzilla from North Carolina State. And the craziest part? That is actually his real first name. So e-mail us to get your prize of a BustedTee of your choice, Todzilla. And thanks to TBS and "10 Items or Less" for getting us to play what will probably be the most absurd sport we'll play in 2009.
Check out the professional turkey bowlers who started the trend and inspired us all on 10 ITEMS OR LESS. All-new episodes start tonight at 11/10c on TBS.
With a new year starting we felt it was only appropriate to post a Web Celeb who deals with the passing of time. Thus we give you Noah Kalina's rad "Everyday" video where he mashes up a picture of himself a day for something like 6 years. FACT: Noah is a photographer and takes most of the model shots for our T-Shirt company, BustedTees. So every time you see some cute girl in one of our T-Shirts in a banner ad, you can thank this man.
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Missouri fans react to a field goal they thought would win the game, but ultimately missed. (Missouri ended up winning in overtime, but it's still fun to watch these ladies experience a complete range of emotions in .3 seconds)
See MoreDear Mr. Peever,
Thank you very much for your letters. The Discovery Channel welcomes all types of feedback from its dedicated fans and seriously considers all recommendations. However, at this time we are unfortunately not able to honour your numerous requests and will not be expanding our famous Shark Week.
While the prospects of "Shark Month" and "Shark Semester" are enticing, we still feel that well-rounded and informative programming is more conducive to our mission. Your subsequent request of a "Shark Fortnight" was an improvement, but we're still confident that one week out of the year devoted entirely to sharks is enough.
>It's been far too long since your last confession and there's been a lot of good, solid sinning going on across the country. Check out the top 5 and don't forget to submit your misdeeds here!

James Carter, University of Minnesota
I went to a Jewish law school, and every October we had crazy days off for Jewish holidays. One year we lucked out with 3 consecutive weeks off, so a bunch of us decided to take a cruise. One of the guys who decided to invite himself along was just a straight-up douchebag... one of those people who argues just for the sake of arguing, is always trying to prove someone wrong, just an arrogant son of a bitch. He wasn't really anyone's friend, and by day 3 of the 7-day cruise, everyone (and not just the law school ppl) was fed up with him. A bunch of us were sitting around that night and someone made a comment that they wished this a-hole would get lost on the island tomorrow and not make it back to the ship. We all sort of looked at each other and had an "aha!" moment. Every night, the ship staff slipped itinerary under our doors about the next day's location: weather, things to see, and most importantly, when the ship was leaving port. And we all know that if you miss the boat, you're shit outta luck and have to find your own way to the next port of call. So the plan was casually work the wrong departure time into the conversation the next morning and keep repeating it. As everyone showed up to breakfast one by one, we made a point of saying that the time changed from 5:00 to 6:00. Knowing he was sunburned and couldn't stay out in the sun, we told him we were spending the day at the beach. He came with us, but after 3 hours of watching us swim and play volleyball, he headed back into town. We reminded him to be back by 6 and let him go on his merry way. Long story short, he had to pay his own way from the British Virgin Islands to Antigua and meet the ship there the next day. When he asked how we all made it back on time, we told him we got bored at the beach and went back early and just assumed we'd see him later. He never mentioned it, but we all think he found out that we messed with him, but was too arrogant to call us on it for fear of being wrong. Douchebag.
Dorian F, A Jewish Law School
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