Frank Pain

What do you do when you run out of things to do in your suburban neighborhood? You ask a friend to drive a speeding car at you while you attempt to jump the car. Well, that was the plan for this one kid but apparently he didn't take into account the actual speed of said car.

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First it was a slew of cute pet videos that took the interweb by storm. Now it seems the Russians are trying to steal their thunder by doing some of the craziest stuff possible...on camera.

Apparently there are a ton of Russian vehicles equipped with dashboard cameras because there are a ton of viral videos shot from the cars point of view.

This time around it appears there's a driver who's too impatient to wait in traffic with everyone else, so he/she decides to drive down the middle...with two tires on the cement median.

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Greg, Nathan and Kendal Peterson are farming brothers from Kansas...they're also internet superstars with their viral videos that promote agriculture.

Previously, they gained notoriety with their song "I'm Farming and I Grow It", a parody of the LMFAO hit "Sexing and I Know It". The viral video even garnered attention of national talk shows, like The Chew. That was just one of many hit songs they parodied.

Well, this time around, they've taken on a song that we all grew up...the theme song to the "Fresh Prince of Bel-Air", aptly titled "A Fresh Breath of Farm Air"

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Father's Day is coming up and if you're thinking about cooking for dad, then make sure you prepare him something he actually likes. Now, I'm not saying "it's the thought that really counts" doesn't apply to Father's Day

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America's Got Talent contestant and San Antonio native, Sebastian De La Cruz, wowed the crowd last night when he sang the National Anthem before Game 3 of the NBA Finals between the Miami Heat and San Antonio Spurs.

What came after that was an internet firestorm of hatred and racism that was aimed at this amazing little 10 year-old boy.

Instead of focusing on the ignorance and hatred, I think it's best we focus on the grace and beauty in which our National Anthem was delivered.

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It never fails, whether at home or work (or both), phone books mysteriously show up. One thing we know about phone books is that they must travel in packs, because I typically get 8-10 a year that I'll never, ever use.

Thanks to the internet, we no longer have a need for phone books. I'm still not sure why people insist on murdering trees just so millions of phone books can go unopened each year.

So these poor trees don't die in vain, I have come up with a list of ways you can use your phone book.

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Abilene is not only known for having a church on every corner, we're also known for having just as many restaurants. We have all types of food here in this area, but a few staples that you must try before watching that Abilene city limits sign disappear in your rear view mirror

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The 80s spawned slang like 'awesome', 'totally', 'radical', 'psych', and 'eat my shorts'. The 80s also spawned some gnarly things like "The Simpsons", "Swatch Watch", "The Smurfs", and "Donkey Kong".

So, let's take a nostalgic trip back to the 80s to revisit some of the awesome things that decade produced

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We've all seen those 2-bit magicians pull quarters from our ears or scarves from their sleeves. But, have you seen a magician who uses a ninja to pull off a trick? You soon will.

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As each weekend approaches, many of us like to catch a flick or two. So, if you're looking for movie showtimes and how to find the movie theater closest to you? Check out our list.

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When it's warm, the bikes come out. Simple enough. The spring, summer, and fall months are when you'll see the most bikes on the road.

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A freak thunderstorm hit Arlington yesterday (May 29th) and forced the postponement of the Texas Rangers and Arizona Diamondbacks game.

When the rain falls, the field crews quickly spread the field tarp that is supposed to protect the infield portion of the field. Well, in this case, spreading the tarp wasn't that easy.

The winds kicked up and turned the tarp into a sail and wreaked havoc on those trying to keep the field dry.

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