Hope she's got dental insurance.

The greatest nation on earth

Drink up

Ring ring

Are Californians okay? When a projector malfunctioned in an AMC theater in Burbank on Wednesday, Tiffany King, a self-proclaimed psychic medium and comedian decided to rise to the occasion and become the entertainment of the night. Several people in the audience naturally whipped out their phones and documented the spectacle from many different angles. King didn't exactly tell jokes in her unsolicited stand-up routine. It was more like a chaotic tirade of absurd proclamations. “I joined the all…

The birds and the bees.

It's still kicking.

Pusha T went all in on a Fillet-O-Fish sandwich diss track and it's pretty hilarious. The rapper teamed up with Arby's to help promote their new crispy fish sandwich and brutally roast McDonald's , another fast food joint that Pusha T has history (and beef) with. Keep scrolling for the whole saga.

Where the blimps at?

Something's gotta give.

A trip to the mechanic can be full of surprises.

It's about time.

Ever see a logo that looks incredibly inappropriate and makes you wonder “Did they mean to do that?” These questionable designs come to mind. When the logo is for a chicken restaurant, or even a urologist, we can enjoy a light chuckle and move on with it. But when, say, a logo resembles a phallus, and is promoting a business or initiative that is specifically geared towards women, it's going to cause something of hilarious uproar.

Ugh

Not feeling lucky

Did you know that Mario first appeared in a Japanese Donkey Kong arcade game in 1981? Though some say he was originally called "Jumpman," he was actually unnamed in the original Japanese game. Mario's creator, Shigeru Miyamoto didn't expect one of his modest side characters to become so popular, but when the little plumber started gaining a fanbase, Miyamoto decided to call him "Mr. Video." Mario was originally intended to be a sort of recurring background character who would make cameo appeara…