If you ever seen me, you know that my special talent is funny face making. However, these horses take the cake. We already know horses are prone to some pretty funny stuff. As luck would have it, this is only one part of their entertaining shenanigans. For reasons unbeknownst to us, horses are downright hilarious. They’ve got a quirky smile, are sort of strange and take hysterical pictures. Basically, stallions are arguably more entertaining than Honey Boo Boo falling asleep on the Dr. Drew show. But only by a tiny bit. Ladies and gents, we present to you the 11 funniest horses on the Web.

One would think a perk of working at a stress ball warehouse is that you always have something to grab if you’re feeling overwhelmed and need to channel that energy. Technically speaking, Darren Baldwin was no longer working at novelty company’s SPS’s warehouse in Blackpool, England when he heard some pretty overwhelming news. You see Baldwin had just been fired from his temporary job packing stress balls. But instead of quelling his rapidly ascending stress level by making a fist around one of the squishy instruments, Baldwin just made a fist. Then he punched the manager who had delivered the news in the face. While one might think that act of cathartic violence would have let the tension out of Baldwin’s system, it wasn’t the case. Next he produced two knives and threatened the other staff members who had tried to intervene. With only stress balls to defend themselves, his former coworkers fled in fear and called the police. Baldwin was arrested soon after he left warehouse. All in all not a wringing endorsement of the soothing nature of SNS’s product.

In case you missed it, playstation has announced the release of their latest game console, the Playstation 4. People started to react wildly to it, what are they saying?

After all the glitz and glamor of the Red Carpet, the agony and ecstasy of the Oscar awards, it’s party time for the stars. Shortly after the last awards were handed out at the 85th Academy Awards celebrities headed off to the various parties where the winners tote around their golden trophies and the losers console themselves with champagne. One of the premier parties is the Governor’s Ball at the Ray Dolby Ballroom not far from Hollywood’s Dolby Theatre. This legendary party is the official ball of Oscar. Not to be out done is the Vanity Fair magazine post Oscar party, which was the place to catch a glimpse of anyone who’s anyone. The gala, held at the Sunset Tower Hotel in Los Angles, started with a seated dinner and as the night progressed the stars arrived.

Let's compare what we see on the package and inside of it. The food looks very different, doesn't it?

A compiation of hilarious t-shirts and boobs photobombs...

Prepare your facepalms for these pictures. Why do people post comments like these on the Internet?

It's the hot new trend among college students: Twitter accounts full of photos of students making out in dorms and at bars.

Fried spider is a regional delicacy in Cambodia. In the Cambodian town of Skuon (Cheung Prey, Kampong Cham Province), the vending of fried spiders as a specialty snack is a popular attraction for tourists passing through this town. The spiders are bred in holes in the ground in villages north of Skuon, or foraged for in nearby forestland, and fried in oil. It is not clear how this practice started, but some have suggested that the population might have started eating spiders out of desperation during the years of Khmer Rouge rule, when food was in short supply.

Boris the polar bear gets root canal treatment in U.S. after being rescued from Mexican circus.

In a bold statement against traditional stick-think catwalk models, this fashion show held in Sao Paulo attempts to reveal the beauty of the “real” woman.

This small sacred lake is located in Dogon, Mali and fishing here is only permitted once a year during a ritual called Antogo. This muddy event is usually over within 15 minutes once all the fish have been caught by locals.

Ultrasound make babies look like aliens inside mother's womb. Most of them look like fictional characters from comic books.

This building in North Yorkshire, England is situated on the migration routes of wild geese. In cloudy weather, the gray color of the wall blends into the color of the sky with the result that many birds fly beak first into the side of the building. The owner contacted the authorities of the city for assistance and they have appealed to the public for artists who have a good concept for the wall’s design.

Simon Greiner imagines what a Dr. Seuss sex-ed book would read like. And he nailed it! But kids, just one advice, I wouldn’t recommend wanking on a cake though. That’s just a waste of an awesome cake. :D

Yes, some will make you go bonkers while trying to figure them out, some will make you laugh wholeheartedly and some will show you the error of your ways, so be sure to read them ALL! :D

If you aren't looking closely, you might pass by this funny series by Sadi Tekin. The Istanbul-based illustrator and industrial designer created these lighthearted photos featuring chickpeas in tiny installations. Entitled Mr. Chick Pea And Friends, the series is filled with little illustrations drawn on the surface of chickpeas, which are then placed throughout the city of New York.

Photographer Marat Akhmetaleyev captured some remarkable images of the Chebarkul meteorite as it ripped through the skies of Chelyabinsk, Russia nearly two weeks ago. The 31-year-old professional photographer was out on a routine shoot that Friday morning at one of his favorite spots, setting up his tripod, when he noticed something gone awry in the sky.

Another compilation of WTF signs with a whiff of irony... What were the creators of these signs thinking??

Norway-based stencil artist Martin Whatson recently celebrated a sold out show, The Beauty of Grey, at MSA Gallery in Paris, France. The show featured a collection of large canvas paintings and a statue of an angel—a prominent display of Whatson's signature style in which he combines urban street art with classic paintings.

This mass of utterly random weirdness in one place should satiate everyone's appetites no matter how strange those might be. :D

Photographer Yao Lu captures images of heaps of garbage covered in green protective netting and digitally manipulates them to look like a beautiful, mountainous expanse inspired by traditional Chinese landscape paintings. Yao's New Landscapes series manages to transform said garbage dumps with a few additions of carefully placed animals, ancient architecture, mist, waterfalls, and foliage. It's only upon close inspection that one actually notices the true nature (or lack thereof) of the landscape—a wide stretch of landfills.

Beach of the Cathedrals, or Playa de Las Catedrales in Spanish, is situated in the municipality of Ribadeo in the province of Lugo (Galicia), on the Cantabric coast, about ten kilometres to the west from the town of Ribadeo. Although its true name is Holy Waters Beach (Augasantas), it is called ‘the Cathedrals’ because of its giant rock formations that reminds of the flying buttresses of cathedrals.

Located in the city of Kitakyushu, Japan, Kawachi Fuji Garden is home to an incredible 150 Wisteria flowering plants spanning 20 different species. The garden’s main attraction is the Wisteria tunnel that allows visitors to walk down an enchanting tunnel exploding with colour.

A collection of snaps, mostly taken on the highways of China and published by China Foto Press, reveal drivers who load up their vehicles far beyond their limits as they go about their daily business. These pictures show ridiculously heavy trucks, bikes and tractors with goods piled up to 20 feet above their heads, leaning at unusual angles under the load.

In the Kalahari Desert, South Africa, a native bird called the Sociable Weaver Bird constructs massive nests that, from a distance, looks like a giant haystack that's fallen into a tree. The foundation of these nests are often trees or a utility pole such as the ones that carry telephone wires. Over these the birds create a frame with larger sticks and then build walls from dry grasses to form individual rooms, and line each chamber of the nest with softer grasses and fibers. Sharp spikes of straw protect the entrance tunnels from predators. These nests are the largest built by any bird, and are large enough to house over a hundred pairs of birds. Some sociable weaver nests have remained occupied for several generations spanning over 100 years.

Australian artist Emma Van Leest turns a simple sheet of paper into a magical visual story. She hand-cuts intricate patterns into large sheets, and then mounts them with glue onto foamcore. Several layers set against a vibrant, colorful backdrop form Van Leest's three-dimensional scenes, which reference children's stories, folk art, Medieval saints, and Hindu literature.

In his spare time, Christian Cantrell puts his love of LEGOs, Star Wars and other geeky topics to good use by creating these funny scenes.

A compilation of hilarious photos taken at the exact right moment... I feel sorry for these people))

The North Florida Survival Group trains children and adults alike to handle weapons and survive in the wild. The group passionately supports the right of U.S. citizens to bear arms and its website states that it aims to teach “patriots to survive in order to protect and defend our Constitution against all enemy threats”. The training will also be usefull when the zombies finally awake and take over the world.