Pranks

There are funny pranks and those that are just plain cruel. This one, where a husband convinces his wife that they're about to be creamed by a semi truck in a head-on collision, is definitely more the latter. Hey, this could be grounds for divorce, buddy.

Seagulls will eat just about anything they can get their beaks on. So when the scavengers spot a bunch of potato chips, there is little doubt they're going to dive in for a snack. And when those potato chips have been spiked with laxatives, expect things to get messy. See just how much so in the video below.

The two pranksters in this video deserve a gold medal in the category of film editing. Their video was posted on YouTube on July 19 and already has over 58,000 views. Once you check it out for yourself, you'll understand why.

At first glance, it seemed like Shell Oil had set themselves up for some pretty epic trolling.

The creative folks at Improv Everywhere are great at pulling off pranks on a public scale. For their latest stunt, the troupe turned a mini-golf course into a major golf championship. Yes, they surprised random mini-golfers with caddies, ESPN commentators and a camera crew. The "winner" was even presented with the actual Claret Jug from The Open Championship!

Want to know how you can have fun trolling Beliebers (that's what Justin Bieber fans like to call themselves)? This Bieber look-alike was staying at the same hotel the popstar was in and decided to fool the fans outside by waving to them. The fans scream in joy -- but don't realize it's not the real Biebs.

If pranks are an art form, then this YouTube user is a master. Josh Darrah freaks out his family and friends by wearing a wig made from his own hair in one of the most elaborate gags we've ever seen.

Children are natural pranksters and the two kids in this clip don't disappoint as they electrocute their poor dad over and over. Don't worry. No parents were harmed in the making of this video, but at least one became seriously frustrated.

You know how we've all had our ears mashed with the ubiquitous Carly Rae Jepsen song 'Call Me Maybe'? Yes, you've heard it. Anyone who has the internet has heard it. Anyway, it appears that now someone has taken the time to use the lyrics for their benefit. No, it's not another parody. In this case, the lyrics just might get a guy some digits.

Keith Apicary is a character created by comedian Nathan J. Barrett. The rabid video game fanboy is known for YouTube clips featuring the hilarious mischief he makes at video game and comic book conventions. In a new video from Flo Rida (who is a character created by musician Tramar Dillard), Apicary takes a trip down to Miami Beach and gets the VIP treatment at the local clubs. Watch Apicary get d

Increasingly, Americans are saying they don't trust the folks who bring us the news. Despite this, actor Dan Hodapp was able to pose as a TV reporter named Mike Holland and trick New Yorkers into believing some pretty ridiculous things had happened. Watch this prank from the folks at Jest.

Last week, Jimmy Kimmel encouraged his fans to celebrate Father's Day by spraying dear old dad with a water hose and then uploading the liquid assault to YouTube. Hillarity ensued, much like it did after Kimmel encouraged parents to prechew food for their kids and upload the reaction. Check out the results of Kimmel's latest intra-family prank.

In true underdog fashion, 26-year-old Webb Simpson won the US Open yesterday in only his second appearance at the major tournament. But the win was just as notable for the nutty fan who interrupted Simpson's interview with Bob Costas by making exceedingly loud birds calls. It may be the funniest and most creative video bomb yet.

The mysterious "Forest Boy" who showed up in the German capital of Berlin nine months ago and spun a tale of living in the woods for the last five years has been exposed as a 20-year-old Dutchman.

As a way to teach kids that honesty is a virtue, Jimmy Kimmel hooked a young boy up to a fake lie detector and grilled him mercilessly on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live.' And, for some reason, sidekick Guillermo Rodriguez is on hand wearing a pink tutu as the "Truth Fairy."