Kids

We ignored the voice of reason that said it was too dangerous to be done and compiled the awesomest of the awesome in 2011. Mullets, Snoop Dogg, photobombs, pepper spray and boobs …

And by short, I mean short actors. I normally don’t dig such stuff, but it’s cuteness cannot be denied, plus it’s nice to know that some kids still like hitting each other with fak…

Jimmy Kimmel shows us that it truly is better to give than to receive. Especially, when it involves giving terrible presents to children and taking joy in their disappointment.

…Sort of. Jimmy Kimmel proves in his YouTube challenge that the only thing easier than taking candy from a baby is convincing them that you already did.

Kudos to the kids for ditching the traditional whoopie cushion and pulling off a clever prank on their teacher. Too bad they’ll have to enjoy their efforts from inside detention ha…

Take note, little bros, on how to properly execute a video bomb. Lesson number one: stealth is essential.

This little dude obviously has his sh%* together and I think we could all take some of his wisdom to heart.

The jungle gym, the seesaw, the merry go round and of course the infamous swing set – all perfect hotbeds for fail to rear its ugly head.

Like a pie to the face or a slip on a banana peel, kids cursing will pretty much always be funny.

Introducing America’s newest and coolest game show, Kidnapped. Free candy, fabulous prizes and ransom notes, did somebody just put out an Amber Alert for fun? Let the good times be…

Kids are great. But sometimes, now matter how cute they are, you just want to tell them to shut the f$%k up and leave you alone.

I can only wish the backyard army battles I waged as a kid were as epic as this.

Slow down the dialogue, add some creepy carnival music with a drunken grandma and what we have is an infomercial straight from the bowels of hell. Babies, beware.

I’ll be shocked if this one doesn’t go instantly viral. Suburban kids play gangster, torture, execution, drug war, C4 explosion, and extremist beheading, and we see what they see.