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I think I'm more impressed that he dunked in cargo shorts.

[via It Makes No Sense]

Maybe this seems racist but at least they're allowed on the same court.

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Can't get enough 30 for 30.0? Check out this additional footage from last night's 30 for 30.0!

Here are all of the clips from tonight's episode that are available on our site:

• This week's 30 for 30.0 was Nerf Hoops (above)
• A man baby woke up
• A kid loved baby oil
• A crack ninja put up a fight in this week's Video Breakdown
• We had more Porch Time With Mema: Favorite TV Shows
• Daniel started his African Tosh.0 spinoff
• And Daniel put his life in your hands.

TOMORROW on the last episode of Tosh.0 before the summer break, we sit down and get nostalgic with the Nerf dunker who changed the game.

Tune in to Tosh Tuesday at 10!

Often times, it's not the crash to the ground that's so funny: It's the writhing on the floor in pain.

What are those referees doing?  They don't feel like they have to get involved because no one committed a foul??  Sure, the block was clean, but they could at least see if this guy needs an ambulance.

For that matter, why did no one help this kid?  A whole line of people is watching from the wall, and not only does no one check to see if he's alright… they barely even react.  The one girl is laughing; other than that, you'd think they were watching warm-ups.

What makes me think the guy in the mascot costume isn't the most popular kid in school?

Many things.

[via Ruining the Internet]

We've all done something stupid while drunk …unless you live in Utah or are Dane Cook (which are both questionable activities on their own).  But most of us are lucky enough to have never had our drunken mistakes caught on a video camera and posted on the web.  Unfortunately, that's what happened with the infamous drunk dunk.

But attempting sports while intoxicated isn't something to be ashamed of.  Most of the greatest moments in athletics boil down to an extended roid-rage.  And what big leaguer worth his salt hasn't pitched a no-hitter on acid?  So we decided to give the dizzy dunk guy a second shot at drunk driving-the-lane in his very own Web Redemption.

Want more redemption? You can head over to our Web Redemptions category to catch all the redeeming moments you may have missed.

Nike didn't want you to see this, but since Tosh.0 has much more power and influence, we've decided to post it.

All you need to know is that LeBron got dunked on at a basketball camp and the video has been kept well under wraps by the Nike CIA until now. Daniel explained it last episode.

[via TMZ]