Australia

Australian football player Trey Ruscoe called his mom to let her know that he was going to be playing his first professional game, and her reaction has everyone laughing. Before he even tells her, she has the usual mom questions, "What have you done...

A guy in Australia had no idea his friend replaced the sunscreen in his bottle with white paint, and it's a damn funny prank. Source: YouTube

Harriet from Australia really sums up how we're all feeling when she says, "I don't really know what I'm doing." Source: Digg

John-Paul Drake, director of Drakes Supermarkets in Adelaide, flipped off a customer in a YouTube video because they tried to return thousands of dollars worth of toilet paper and hand sanitizer. Watch his full YouTube video below. Source: YouTube, Yahoo...

A news reporter from Australia was just doing his job when Brian May lost it...Yikes. Source: UCR

The Burger Bar in Roy, Utah is facing backlash after deciding to go ahead and serve Kangaroo burgers as one of their exotic specials this month. Meanwhile, the wildfires are still burning in Austrailia...talk about real bad timing. Source: FOX19 Utah restaurant defends selling kangaroo burgers as Australian wildfires rage ROY, Utah (KUTV/CNN) - While a popular Utah burger joint is known for its ex

Not all heroes wear capes, some wear nothing at all...

The man says his former boss would "lift his bum and fart" on him.

Is Australia a country? This professor argues the facts. What do you think?

On Wednesday night, Megadeth played Brisbane, Australia, and there were some issues. The guitars sounded a bit weird, and mainman Dave Mustaine seemed off, and a little out of it. The show continued, and then right after the show, Dave posted a rant on Periscope about firing his guitar tech.

Have you ever said something, maybe asked someone a question, only to realize later that it may have sounded a little different than you intended? That certainly happened to the co-anchors on Channel Nine's Today morning show in Australia.

Game show trivia contests used to be all the rage in the early 2000s, especially when Regis Philbin hosted "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?" After this many years, though, and with versions all around the world, it is ripe for some of the less intelligent people to compete. And that is good for the rest of us.