Here are a few of the most hated sports teams that people love to hate. Most Likely if you are not from these places, you hate these teams. Lets take a look at who makes the list.

There was a big fight this weekend at the World Baseball Classic between Canada and Mexico. Canada was winning by a landslide but kept trying to add runs because that's simply what you do in the world baseball classic. Mexico did not like this and their frustration was obvious. After a pitch was deliberately thrown at a batter the brawl was on. Check it all out below.

Looks like another weekend well spent on drinking alcohol. These people took the weekend to a whole new level. Here are some great pictures from the "Wasted" Weekend.

24-year-old Blake Bills and 23-year-old Shayna Sykes are an average young couple with a seven month old daughter. But in a shocking turn of events this week, they became the focus of a high-speed car chase in Camden and Philadelphia when they stole a police vehicle and resisted arrest.

Robert Swift once was an NBA professional player. In 2013, it was reported that Swift was refusing to vacate his foreclosed home, which had been bought by a new owner. The new owner bought the house in Sammamish, Washington in January 2013 for half the price paid in 2006. Swift eventually left the home, which was reportedly riddled with animal feces, guns, bullets, beer bottles, and garbage, as well as old letters from some of the top college basketball programs in the country trying to recruit him, before he went straight to the NBA from high school.

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...explained with cats.

This guy from Norway thinks that he could be Charlie Sheen's son. Now he needs 1 000 000 likes and shares (what a great and fresh idea) to make Charlie to take a DNA test.

The funniest conversations found on Tumblr.

Not the normal Disney inspired tattoos.

29-year-old Kezia Noble works as female pick up coach since 2006. She earns $6,000 per week giving seduction advices to men. Men who attend her boot camps complete physical and personality makeovers that change the way women respond to them as well as how they deal with women. She says she has helped over 7000 men to date!

Some Maldive islands look like heaven on Earth. But there are other islands that look more like hell. Welcome to Thilafushi, the garbage dumps island.

Let's take a trip down memory lane. The beauty of the 90s.

New York Rangers defenceman took a puck to the face during the third period of his team's 4-2 win over the Philadelphia Flyers. Marc Staal never wears a visor. I think he will start doing it now.

Caldwell Tanner returns with another great set of illustrations. This time, he looks at how things have changed since childhood.

French artist Cédric Le Borgne constructed a series of wire mesh birds that could be seen perched on trees as part of an annual outdoor tree light festival (2012 Festival Arbres en Lumière) in Geneva, Switzerland just off Rue de la Fontaine. The illuminated sculptural installations, known as Le Désir et la Menace, presented a nice little surprise from above for passersby, turning the streets into a surreal and romantic landscape.

Toronto-based multidisciplinary architecture firm blackLAB Architects consists of four members, Andrea Kordos, Joe Knight, Tony Round, and Sarah Knight. Recently, the team participated in a collective exhibit, entitled How Do You Work?, as part of the Interior Design Show in Toronto. This extensive wall of color, entitled colourSPACE, explores the ever-evolving concept of today's work space, blurring what their bio describes as "the connections between architecture, art, graphic design, and cinematography," into an impressive visual display.

These people and animals must have died and gone to heaven, because this is PARADISE!

Japanese architecture firm Hironaka Ogawa & Associates renovated a home in Kagawa, Japan, beautifully incorporating two trees into the interior design. The original home, which stood on the property for thirty-five years, has shared the land with a zelkova tree and a camphor tree since it was first erected. The architects behind this renovation project knew that they would have to remove the trees in order to expand the building, as per the client's request, but found a way to keep the memories of the towering trees intact.

Mark Tipple, a rapidly emerging Australian documentary photographer, captures people completely out of their element in his Underwater Project photo series. Exploring Australia’s relationship with the ocean, Mark goes below the sea surface and photographs swimmers and surfers not when they’re on top of the wave, but after they get underwater and forget all about posing and smiling.

If playing fetch with your dog has become a weary chore for both parties, the Rogz Grinz ball will make it fun again! Designer Porky Heffer from a South Africa-based company Rogz created a fetch ball that has a crazy wide smile drawn on it, which makes your dog look as if he’s grinning every time he fetches the ball. It can also be stuffed with your pet’s favorite treats, to make sure that no dog could ignore the ball.

My first reaction when I saw these weird dog hairdos was – wow, this is awesome! But then the second thought came to me – this is awesome just for us, but how about those little guys from the animal kingdom? You know, panda (me) is one of them, so I’m really concerned. And are these haircuts weird, or is it otherwise – people who do these haircuts are the biggest weirdoes? And what do the owners say? “For those who are overly concerned about the dogs emotions. Cindy loves the attention. She will prance around and expects your attention. This is a Creative Grooming Contest and Cindy will look like this for only a few hours. After the contest Cindy will be shaved.”

Do you know what you wash your hands with? One in every four soap refills is contaminated with potentially harmful bacteria. If it’s Kimberly-Clark Professional, hygiene is guaranteed.” Well, I actually don’t care what soap you use, but these hand monsters are super cool! Hey, you know what? I would even try Kimberly-Clark Professional just because they have the most creative ad campaign around.

18-year-old photographer Christian Benetel first became interested in photography at the young age of 14, when he noticed his sister posting her photos on Flickr. After seeing incredible photos of the people she followed, he was inspired to pick up his parent's digital camera to see what he could do. Fast forward four years later and Benetel is now part of an elite group of talented teenage photographers who have an obvious knack for visual storytelling.

Kevin Gardner, a British pub landlord has achieved his 25 year long dream of catching a giant marlin. The proud Brit caught a massive 1,320lb (600kg) blue marlin using a rod and reel on a recent 10 day fishing trip in the Atlantic Ocean.

Let’s meet another super creative artist - Ben Matthews (actually, he’s a dentist!), and see what happens when you skate at night with some lights on. The technique he uses is called light painting, also known as light drawing or light graffiti. It is a photographic technique in which exposures are made usually at night or in a darkened room by moving a hand-held light source or by moving the camera. In many cases the light source itself does not have to appear in the image. The term light painting also encompasses images lit from outside the frame with hand-held light sources. The first known photographer to use this technique was Man Ray in his series “Space Writing”.

We have already seen wonderful sculptures that can be made out of a single sheet of paper, but you probably didn’t know that it’s also possible to draw amazing pictures without using paint or any tools other than hands for paper folding. At first sight, these very detailed pictures, which sell for up to £3,800, seem to have been drawn with pencil but only when you notice that Simon’s gallery web address ends with “papierarbeiten.html” you understand how amazing his works really are. A German artist named Simon Schubert (born 1976) has spent two years perfecting the art of folding paper, and now it takes him up to a week to create each of his elaborate masterpieces. “The first attempt was not really so successful, took quite a white to get the technique perfect” - says Simon. The funny part is that he often had to convince people his pictures are not painted. “Most of the people who see the work are surprised that the pictures are created by folding paper, they don’t believe it when I tell them. Many of them think I’ve used paint or pencil to create the affect of light and shade. But when they realize the pictures are actually folded they are quite impressed.”

All artist Rik Reimert needs to create these detailed illustrations is some paper and some ink. The rest is a series of lines and hashmarks that Reimert builds, from light to dark, with Rotring Rapidographs—a variety of technical writing devices that provide consistent ink flow. The artist begins with pencil and then fills in the lines with his pens that vary in thickness from 0.2 to 0.8mm tips.

The Buffalo Zoo welcomed a cute little polar bear cub on November 27th that is finally being revealed to the masses. Between Daisy the kitten, Miss Xuxu the puppy, and now Luna the polar bear cub, it seems like we're building our own virtual zoo of the cutest baby animals in the world!

Rua Goncalo de Carvalho is a street located in Porto Alegre, the capital and largest city in the Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul. Flanked by trees on either side, the street became internationally known after a campaign for its preservation spread on the Internet leading it to be dubbed "the most beautiful street in the world".

Fangweng Restaurant is located in China, in Hubei Province, about 12km north of the city of Yichang, near Sanyou Cave, or “The Cave of the Three Travelers”. The restaurant is in the Happy Valley of the Xiling Gorge, an especially scenic stretch of cliffs, caves and park land located around the area where the Chang Jiang River flows into the Yangtze. The entrance to the Fangweng Restaurant is an uninspiring grey brick building, but at the far end of a narrow concrete bridge, the restaurant caves into the cliff, the floor hanging several hundred feet above the ground. From this end, customers can view the flowing water of Yangtze River. For the daredevils, a bungee jumping platform is nearby.

Roberto Vergati Santos is an artist and designer from Italy. In his series Sponsored Heroes, Santos imagines a scenario where the world’s best known brands sponsor the most popular superheroes.