“Fear not, Fear Factor fans, the reincarnation of everyone’s favorite stunt-based reality game show is no simple retread. With higher production values, bigger set pieces and a buffer Joe Rogan, Fear Factor 2.0 is shaping up to be an explosive good time. Thanks to advancements in technology, executive producer Dave Hurwitz said that stunts will be “bigger than anything we’ve done before.” Basically speaking, limitations are a thing of the past. With that being said, we thought we’d help the folks at Fear Factor narrow down their selection. In this feature, we list the 11 Fear Factor stunts we want to see. So read on and remember: don’t try these at home.” w/ videos

“When you meet the right person, it’s hard to go a day or two without some sort of close, personal contact – the longing can be unbearable. The situation can become increasingly frustrating if you are in a long-distance relationship – facing weeks or months between your next physical encounter… So, if you’re considering a long distance relationship or are trying to keep one going, we’d like to offer up some advice on how to keep the flame alive.” w/ photos

“Ah, fart scenes. There’s an art to them that many filmmakers overlook, and it’s such a shame. There’s nothing on this planet quite as naturally funny as flatuence, so it’s certainly not something we’d ever want to lose in our comedies. The trick, you see, is in the details. Who’s farting? What does it sound like? How do other characters react? Why is there farting in the first place? These things are important. Despite what we hear from the three-year old camp, just putting a fart into a movie for no reason won’t do the trick. We sniffed-out every fart in film and TV history and came up with this list of bombastic fart scenes that do it right.” w/ videos

“Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! was undoubtedly one of the funniest, most original shows to ever air on television. In case you missed out on the show’s five-season run, we’ve selected Tim and Eric’s best skits for your viewing pleasure.” w/ videos

“Here’s a list of 20 things you might not have known about inventions, sayings, or happenings that you are no doubt familiar with. Now you can finally make your parents proud with all this trivia.” w/ photos

“For every book that’s been made into a film, there are thousands just waiting in literature limbo for someone to give them some cinematic love. Books, however, are not films. Not all great novels are great candidates for adaptation. Although, history has shown that some ‘unfilmable’ books are just waiting for the perfect director to make it work as a film, it’s difficult to imagine a film version of One Hundred Years of Solitude that can capture the original’s scope and tone. On the other hand, there are plenty of books that should be films without requiring great liberties with their stories.” w/ photos

“Season 3 of Adam Reed’s animated comedy will soon carry on and there’s no reason why you shouldn’t tune in! Well, there are probably reasons, but we bet they aren’t as good as our 11 reasons to watch the show.” w/ photos

“Face it – bull riding isn’t for everyone, but it’s one hell of a sport to watch. Even the biggest and baddest names in bull riding have had their near death experiences. Take a look at some of the craziest bull rides ever caught on tape.” w/ photos

“Your skin plays an important part in protecting your body from harmful bacteria, infections and regulates your body temperature. Sometimes, your skin takes a beating from those bacteria, infections and other ailments. Some of these skin conditions are downright disturbing… [Here] is a list of the top 10 most disturbing skin conditions.” w/ photos

“Most of what we know about ancient cultures is based on their technology. We know what they ate based on the grains that are mashed into their stoneware and what they did for fun based on the absence of video games in their little mud huts. Similarly, we can tell a great deal about modern douchebags by the apps that they’re apparently spending money on. These are apps that could only be used by a very specific type of person. If you’re a regular person, your regular-person shield (otherwise known as common human decency) will repel you from apps like…” w/ photos