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It's annoying when you're just walking down the street, trying to get from point A to point B, and someone interrupts you for some reason. It's one thing if someone is just trying to sell you something, but it's completely different if that person is trying to push their beliefs and morals on you.

Have you ever run on stage uninvited during a show? Of course you haven't, because you're not a f**king moron. But if you decide one day you're going to take that chance and rush the stage during your favorite band's performance, may your fate be similar to this guy's.

For a parent, it sucks when you're out in public and your kid is throwing a tantrum. It's also terrible when someone else's kid is going nuts and carrying on.

It's maddening when someone steals your parking spot, but we've all been there.

NASCAR definitely IS a contact sport. And that has never been made more apparent than after this weekend's Texas 500 race at Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth, Texas.

On Thursday night, Vincent Stover, an autistic player on the Mountain Ridge High School football team near Phoenix, entered the game against late against North Canyon. On his first play, he was tackled pretty hard an excessively by an opposing player. That's all it took for retaliation to happen and both benches to clear.

Life in the suburbs is not nearly as quiet as you think. Look at these two bears -- yes, bears -- fight outside of a house in Rockaway, New Jersey.

Every now and then, we are treated to a good old-fashioned harshing of some young punk who wants to argue and fight with the older generation. While sometimes it is in the form of a bus driver punch, sometimes it comes in a boxing ring.

Sports fans are a strange bunch. They're super passionate about their teams and all thing related. And they're willing to step outside and fight at any moment. The co-hosts of the "Doug & Wolf Show," a sports talk show that airs on Phoenix-based 98.7 KTAR, nearly came to blows Thursday while on the air.

Rugby is a brutal sport as it is. These guys beat the crap out of each other all game long. They don't wear pads. They take full contact to a whole new level.

You've most likely heard the term low blow before. Well, here is a great example of what that is.

Ah, the 'ol "me and my roommate's pet pig is missing, we think the neighbor stole it, confronted him and he stabbed us with a screwdriver" scenario. Who HASN'T been there, right?!