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Hungry for some noodles?  These may look fine, but, as this video posted on YouTube by twinclouds1 shows, the California company that made them may have added a little something extra.

"Because I said I would" is hosting a YouTube video posted by Matthew Cordle, who says he drove drunk and killed a man over the summer.

Anyone of us who's had a cellphone for any length of time are all guilty of this. You enter a new cellphone number into your phone, and you're faced with the ultimate dilemma. Am I going to remember this person's name two days from now? Maybe I should use a nickname or description of the person instead...

The comments section on YouTube finally gets what it deserves, courtesy of Buzzfeed.

Traditionally, the first day of April is a perfect time to get your kicks by playing jokes and setting up pranks for your friends, family and coworkers. Some people like to prepare for this day by pulling pranks all year long for practice. Thank goodness we now have YouTube so jokesters can record these pranks and the reactions they cause and then post them for our enjoyment.

In this YouTube clip wowing people across the web, a seemingly-regular kid visiting a guitar shop with his dad belts out the kind of blues that would make B.B. King stand up and take notice.

WDBJ's Holly Pietrzak joined the oh-so-unfortunate list of anchors who have made Freudian slips on the air this week after she mixed up the word "luck" with, well, a word that rhymes with luck. The visibly embarrassed Pietrzak quickly corrected herself, but allowed just enough time for the Internet to catch it and turn it into a viral video.

For Chris Jericho, it's time to stop believing. The pro-wrestler officially got the boot from 'Dancing With the Stars' Tuesday night, after his tango to 'Don't Stop Believin'' on Monday earned the lowest score of the night (22). Jericho took the news pretty well, and even saved some room for a little humor, telling the audience he had to catch a plane to attend the Royal wedding.

In 1999, a man found a disposable camera on the ground at a David Lee Roth concert in Austin, Texas. He forgot about the camera until a couple years later when he spotted it in a pile of his stuff. He developed the pictures on a whim and discovered, much to his delight, the camera's previous owner had taken a bunch of shots of himself and his friends pre-gaming for the David Lee Roth concert. Read