@Itachi_Uchiha - do not use such a large font size; it just hurts people's eyes.
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The only time you see Legendaries on PBR is when an 11 year old assembles a team of them, all caught in masterballs might I add...(no offense to 11 year olds xD) But really, even in the hands of a decent trainer, legendaries aren't all that hard to take down.
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Yet another one of those people who think Ubers and Legendaries are the same. The difference with Legendaries and Ubers is that Ubers either have overpowered stats, abilities or movepools, which are things most legendaries don't have.
Obviously you've never faced a good Uber team used by a good player, Urablur, and not all of your suggestions are good. Selfdestruct (which is inferior to Explosion anyway.) and Destiny Bond have the price of their own Pokémon and against Ubers you want to take out your opponent with as small casualties as possible. Against a good player with standard rules Dream Eater won't get you anywhere because Sleep Clause will be enabled and your opponent will just switch out. Confuse Ray is also cured by simply switching out.
And who uses Smellingsalt? Honestly, usually you don't inflict status conditions to your opponent just to remove it afterwards not to mention none of the Pokémon that use Smellingsalt have high enough stats to even stand a chance against Ubers. Ubers are banned for a reason and that reason is that their stats can overwhelm normal Pokémon without any trouble whatsoever.
The best OU Uber counter, as Shedinjask (whose post wins this thread, by the way) already said, is Heracross. Slap a Choice Scarf on it and it outspeeds and OHKOs a hell of a lot of Ubers. The only foolproof way to counter Ubers, however, is to use Ubers yourself.