After pranking elevator passengers to think they were falling with its IPS displays, LG has moved on to trick even more vulnerable suckers: men trying to pee at a urinal. This time, LG put its IPS displays right in front of a urinal and let two attractive women tease the restroom goers. It's pretty hilarious. Read More >>

Everyone loves to hate traffic wardens. It's a tough job, and someone's got to do it, I guess, but there's a reason people don't like traffic wardens. This brilliant prank pretty much demonstrates why -- they will literally ticket anything, including snow. Read More >>

Cool new prank idea: print a bunch of pictures of arses to a random printer. Seriously, you can do it—Google has indexed somewhere around 86,800 publicly available HP printers. Read More >>

As a follow up to the most epic stunt we've ever seen, random people who push a mysterious button in the middle of a street find themselves entangled in a ridiculously intense prank complete with assassinations, flying money, a kidnapping, guns and naked people. This awesome stunt has it all. Read More >>

Two F-15s scrambled from Portland to meet Alaska Airlines flight 819 in the middle of the Pacific last night because there was supposedly a hijacker on board. A hijacker probably named Mike Crotch because there was really no hijacker at all—the whole thing was the result of a prank call. Read More >>

In this new world of social media, plenty of your accounts are going to soldier on after you die. Get ready. But in the meantime, it's easy—too easy—to convince Facebook just about anyone is dead, at which point the site will lock down the account as a memorial until the supposed corpse argues otherwise. Read More >>

Babies require a lot of attention, and odds are your social life has taken quite a hit since your new arrival. But why waste money on a baby sitter, or impose on family, when this crib-mounted bottle can take care of feedings while you're having a night out on the town? The Crib Dribbler is the best thing to happen to parents since Barney died. Read More >>

Ever wanted to be a secret agent like James Bond? If so, you're probably a little insane, but the government's official job site briefly posted an opening for a position called "Target Elimination Specialist." The job code? 007. No doubt it comes with a license to kill. Read More >>

In a hilarious prank that shows how the Apple advertising machine works on people who don't live and breath technology, US presenter Jimmy Kimmel showed people an iPod Touch and told them it was the new iPad Mini. What did people say? You guessed it! Ooh, smaller, lighter, brighter and better! Read More >>

Travelling on the tube at peak times is a bizarre, vaguely-inhuman experience at the best of times. But recently the underground has become a whole lot stranger, and depending on your sense of humour, a whole lot funnier. Signs for navigation, safety and travel etiquette have been parodied by some wry-witted pranksters. Here's our top 5. Read More >>

So you've got a new iPhone 5, but what are you going to do with it. Well, you could destroy it, or just use it. Or, if you're feeling particularly mischevious, you could glue it to the ground in a public square. That's what iPhone5.nl did with the first one in the Netherlands. The results are pretty amusing. [The Next Web] Read More >>

Imagine you're walking home from a bar tonight. You look up and there's a bright, glowing, 250 square foot Super Mario flying above you. You'd probably think someone had slipped you something, but no, it's just our friend Mark Rober from NASA having some fun. Read More >>

When you go to the beach, there's always a chance you'll stumble across something lost in the sand like loose change or a piece of lost jewellery. You never imagine you might find actual buried treasure. Read More >>

Poor old "funny troller" David Thorne found himself victim of yet another frustrating scenario, when his neighbour installed a terawatt security lamp that illuminated his bedroom with "the light of a thousand suns". So David took the bulb out and put it in his neighbour's post box. More than once. Read More >>

In this video Darius Groza takes advantage of tourists taking forced-perspective photos of themselves propping up the Leaning Tower of Pisa by running up and giving them high fives when they're not looking: Brilliant. Read More >>