Great Pick-up Lines In Science

I think 'Great' might be stretching it a bit. You couldn't pull a rotten tooth out of a dead horses mouth with one of these stinkers. Still, the Stephen Hawking voice is pretty damn alluring, might practice that one...

Can’t wait for the new iPhone? Well if this video is anything to go by it will be right up your street. Apple are focussing all their efforts on making your pictures of food better than ever!

Skyrim was an awesome game but that doesn't mean it's about a little light hearted ridicule. Those "thaums" are ripe for mocking - what happens if dovahkiin sneezes? does it come out as Fus Ro Dah?

JaboOodyDubs tackle another ridonkulously cheesy infomercial. This one is for the ingenious and invaluable tap light; a light that lights up when you tap it. If you want rid of your children, these are for you!

What a jerk-off this dude is towards his girlfriend, she certainly does freak out like a woman who's just had an unscheduled haircut. If she hadn't calmed down then he could probably expect to see his balls removed while he slept.

This dude learns just how important those last 90 degrees in rotation can be when jumping off the high dive.

So you’re taking a vacation, you’ve been looking forward to it but you hate flying. Don’t worry, the inflight movie should take your mind off it, just press play and — oh God, oh dear God no.

I guess if you have a hit chat-show program on TV you can pretty much do what you want with the stars who appear on it - Behold the 'Cooler Scooter Race' with Liam Hemsworth - Excellent lolz.

This guy’s got a whole barrel of excuses as to why he may’ve strayed while with his girlfriend, from shrooms to peyote, drugs can really make you do anything. But don’t worry, a diamond makes it all better.

Never wake a sleeping baby—or if you do, be prepared for revenge like this disgruntled infant who hunts down its antagonist, a speedy & cunning vacuum cleaner, setting off an epic chase of fast & furious proportions.

The Pokemon franchise finally snaps and spends some of it's monumental accrued wealth on bringing the games up to speed with late 90's quality 3D visuals. A brave move, but will it pay off? Do we even care?