I was driving home today when I saw something suprising (although it really shouldn't be considering how people drive these days). There was a girl driving a car with her right hand holding her cell phone to her ear, her left hand out the window holding a cigarette, and her left foot hanging out of the same window her left hand was out.

So that basically leaves one leg in charge of driving a car and that's it. Considering her mind was preoccupied with talking on the phone and she was killing the remaining brain cells by smoking, we have one leg with no brain driving a car down the road.

I wasn't sure if I should laugh or get angry at what appeared to be the total sum of all the bad drivers on the road in one place, so instead, I decided to take a picture of it.

P.S. The irony is not lost on me in the fact that I am also driving down the road while taking a photo on my phone's camera, but sometimes you have to take risks to be able to post facepalms online for all to see.

Do you have any horror stories of bad drivers? Post them in the comments below.

No words can describe what this video is, so you just have to watch it.

There are a LOT of other videos around the web mocking this video, but this one is my favorite so far. His voice sounds just like it.

Have you come across a really funny spoof video about this? Share it in the comments below.

Scientists are trying to get permission to spill 1,200 litres of oil into the Arctic Ocean in order to test new ways to clean up oil spills.

I'm no genius, but that sounds counterintuitive to me. If there is already enough oil in the Arctic Ocean to warrant a test like this, don't you think that oil would be the way they could test their new theories?

I might be totally wrong, but it does sound kind of funny that they need to put more oil in the water just to test ways to get oil out of the water that's already there.

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Some guy from Little Rock, AR attempted to rob a woman in her home, and somehow dropped his wallet in the process. Obviously that would seem like the worst mistake a robber could make, but the really dumb thing he did was call the victim and tell her he wanted his wallet back. The victim was being interviewed by the police at the time, so obviously, he was caught when he showed up to get it back.

I'm assuming the robber knew the victim in some way considering he knew the vicitm's phone number.

Reminds me of when the bank robbers called ahead of time before they robbed the bank.

As facebook has become more popuplar than google, it also comes with some side-effects.

According to CBS News, a boy from Arkansas has charged his mom with harassment after she accessed his Facebook account and changed his password because she didn't like the things he was posting on there.

This kind of story is as old as the ages...Mom goes into kids room to "clean" it and "accidentally" finds their private diary. She learns all these things about her child she never knew or wanted to know and they argue about everything, blah blah blah.

I just want to know how awkward it will be for the mom and son to meet in court against each other. What is the son hoping to get our of filing charges against his mom?

Do you think the mom had a right to snoop in her kid's facebook account, or is that off limits?

Tell us what you think