A reporter is filming a segment about a popular sledding spot, but he doesn't anticipate just how fast these kids come down the hill on their intertubes. You have to give him props for finishing the story.

This video documents several historical failures by famous people you wouldn't expect. In several cases they received some astoundingly ridiculous advice and/or criticism.

There's just something classic and funny about someone getting nailed in the head or face with a ball, so this video is a compilation featuring 35 headshots in a mere 32 seconds.

An instant classic, check out Bill O'Reilly before he was a political pundit working as a host for Inside Edition. It's safe to assume that his relationship with the show's production crew was somewhat rocky.

It's hard to believe the steeplechase is actually a real track event, but after seeing this guy's failed jump attempt now the event's appeal is obvious.

News reporter Kathy Cheek is in the middle of filming a segment when a drunken redneck playfully grabs ahold of her and lays a huge, affectionate kiss on her cheek. She handles it very well.

An employee in a cubicle-filled office space cracks and begins to destroy not just his own work area, but the entire room. You think he may need to have a sit-down with HR after this little incident? I'm surpri...

A great compilation video of various people sledding or playing in the snow and inevitably crashing, falling or running into something.

Ken Bastida for Eyewitness News on Channel 5 in San Francisco misses a few important words and a key pause after telling viewers that Dana is off tonight. Poor Dana!

A hamster jumps onto a hamster wheel that was already spinning ridiculously fast and tries to keep up the pace. The little guy does a pretty good job, at first.

A huge tire comes rolling down a steep slope and foolishly a freshman attempts to stop it. He forgot that the first rule of tire rolling is that the tire rolls where it wants.

Heavy winds send several large beach umbrellas flying across the beach while patrons attempt to run out of the way and not get hit. Naturally, not all of them make a clean escape.

Hitting a golf ball from the top of a mountain seems like a pretty good idea, but using your empty backpack as a range mat probably wasn't such a good idea.

A Saturday Night Live spoof of the recent Sarah Palin interview by Katie Couric, featuring Tina Fey as Palin and Amy Poehler as Couric.

A news reporter in Texas is filming a segment when a bug flies in his mouth, and he's not too pleased about it. I think you could say he's more of a city guy than a country guy.