A bizarre stretch-tastic trend is sweeping through China where flocks of ladies have taken to the Chinese microblogging site Weibo to show off their version of a “perfect split” or “spotless split.” Interest in the stretchy meme was sparked by a college girl when she posted this photo of her doing the splits in a dorm room on Weibo:

The internet craze of planking has evolved into the more dangerous batmanning as fans seek out ever more dangerous thrills. You can forget planking….batmanning is now the latest internet craze. Batmanning calls for a sudden rush of blood to the head. Batmanning, also known as toe hooking, is simply hanging bat-like upside down by feet from walls, ledges, platforms, raised ...

Move over, planking. Make way for the new trend – horsemanning, or fake beheading, a popular way of taking pictures in the 1920s. Horsemanning, an emerging posing meme begotten by planking, became viral this week, taking the Internet by storm. Horsemanning (misspelt as horsemaning) gets its name and theme from The Headless Horsemen, the evil character from “The Legend of ...