Golf clap to this 350-pound Wisconsin man. During an All-You-Can-Eat fish fry, Bill's favorite local restaurant cut him off after scarfing down 12 pieces of fried fish. 12! So now he's picketing the and screaming "false advertising!" with a cardboard sign that looks like something a meth head would make to beg for food scraps under a highway overpass. Best of all, he mentions he has a running tab at the restaurant, which makes his protest even more ballsy. Bill is a Hero to the People like...

Any time that a diehard fan is watching their team's playoff game it is probably the wrong place for a toddler. Nothing good can come from this situation.  

Top notch gag. Guy was probably full of adrenaline; heart pumping, mind racing, thinking about how is was going to be a little more badass than he was yesterday and then...SPLAT. Although he wasn't in the air for more than a second, when he hit that water he probably thought he was about to die.

If you needed more convincing to see "The Amazing Spider-Man" you just got some by way of a 4-minute extended trailer. Perhaps Hollywood finally realized it's going to take a extra nudge to get you to see a movie that you've basically already scene.  

Banger alert: On this week's Tiësto's podcast, the Dutch DJ unleshed his straight-up DIRTY remix of Kanye West's "Lost in the World." Yeah, he's been using the track in his live show for a while, but this is the first we've heard it in it's full glory. Enjoy.

Why would you check out the new season of "America's Got Talent?" To see an old lady rapping lyrics about "keeping it in your pants" of course.  

Dwayne Wade, upset with a no-call on his offensive end, bulldozed Indiana Pacers guard Darren Collison from behind in the fourth quarter of the Heats’ 78-75 loss. He was given a flagrant-one for his efforts. Remarkably, he argued the call. Judge for yourself, but to the untrained eye, it looks like a pretty cheap shot.

Hawk Harrelson, the Chicago White Sox play-by-play man for television broadcasts, is the biggest homer on the planet. That’s fine. It’s good business to present a product that your consumer wants. Non-partisan announcing is for the national guys. But that reality doesn’t make his antics any less amusing.

Holy crap, is everyone talking about this video. I mean, my uncle, who still has a Lycos account, forwarded it to me. Yes, a group of high school teachers at Abby Kelley Foster Charter School in Massachusetts banded together to videobomb student interviews with their dance moves. That right there is important education.