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This week seems to be a good week for bad words making it on to live television. During a commercial break on News 12 in The Bronx, N.Y., two reporters were talking to each other casually about the one reporter's crackly voice and what they're supposed to talk about when they come back from break. However, unbeknownst to them, what they were saying made it on to live television uncensored. Read Mo

Golf is truly a losing battle for most. It's maddening. Trying to hit that tiny ball into a tiny hole hundreds of yards away is a way to drive a sane person completely mad. And it seems to have done just that to this guy.

This guy was really smitten with his girlfriend. He was so smitten, in fact, that he wanted his girlfriend to be his wife. So, while out on a paddle boat trip with some friends, he decided to pop the question.

In the final round of "Family Feud," it's up to two of the contestants to guess answers that with will have point values total up to 200 points. If they do this, they win the money.

Madden 15 was just recently released by EA Sports. So, a bunch of videos of game play glitches are popping up all over the Internet. The funniest glitch by far, though, is the "tiny man" glitch.

By this point, we've seen hundreds of ALS Ice Bucket Challenges. Some are boring, some are great and some cause injuries. And this one; this one causes an injury -- and it's a glorious one!

Last night on "Monday Night Football," the Washington Redskins' bench was really getting on Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Johnny Manziel's nerves.

People act out in strange ways when they are angry, perhaps making them look back on their actions afterwards and wonder why the hell they did what they did. Luckily for them, though, those moments most likely won't go viral. That's not the case for Besnik Hasi, the head soccer coach for Royal Sports Club Anderlecht in the Netherlands.

Back in the day before the Internet, people on TV probably screwed up just as much as they do today, but the only way you would see them is if you were watching live or you just happened to have the VCR rolling. But now, with all of the crazy technology that surrounds us, like cell phone cameras and DVRs, it takes just minutes for the world to see a screw up by someone on television.

Maybe you've tried something clever to try and get out of a ticket before, but you probably weren't as bold as this Florida man.