The ALS Ice Bucket Challenge was a singular phenomenon that swept up celebrities and normals alike with its combination of altruism and gale force peer pressure. It raised so many millions that the ALSA doesn't know how to spend them all. And it's also, we can all agree, over.

A cruel practical joke made headlines this week when an autistic Cleveland teenager, believing he was participating in the ALS ice bucket challenge, instead had a mixture of urine, feces, spit, and cigarette butts dumped on his head. Now, comedian and amateur law enforcement agent Drew Carey is looking for answers.

You don't have to be fully aware of what you're doing to participate in the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. Do it an hour after getting your wisdom teeth out, while you're still high on anesthetic? Still counts, even if you can't remember which good cause you're supporting. Even if you don't have a bucket.