Funny

You might have thought that drifting around corners was an activity reserved for motorized vehicles, but it turns out that just like the Internet, cats are trying to horn in on mankind’s leisure activities once again.

(NSFW: Language) The folks on The Lonely Island have put together a catchy tune that helps us understand the proper usage for semicolons. We’re still laughing trying to figure out if these examples are good or bad.

ZeFrank talks about the Aye-aye, a very unusual primate that looks like a monkey crossed with a house elf. If you think its name and appearance are weird, wait ’til you see how it looks for food.

(NSFW: Language) Paul Scheer and Jordan Peele recreate an unreal segment from a 1993 episode of The Arsenio Hall Show. The actual interview is more meaningful than this absurd exchange would have you believe. But still.

Josh Turnbull, the 2-year-old son of Chelsea goal keeper Ross Turnbull took advantage of the goal that dear old dad left undefended after the final match of the season.

In the midst of grappling his girlfriend during a Jiu-Jitsu class, a guy pops the question at the most unexpected of times. We’d hate to see how it would have turned out if she turned down his proposal.

TV, TV, TV, Sports, Call of Duty, TV, TV, TV. YouTuber Darkbeatdk pokes fun at the Microsoft event where the new Xbox One console was revealed with this hyperabdridged version. Xbox fans, calm down and watch this video instead.

(NSFW: Language) A hilarious look at the idiosyncracies of Swedish culture. Bottom line, Swedes are awesome… when they’re in their country. Otherwise all bets are off.  And yes, that’s him. (Thanks Victor!)

A 176-page compilation of some of artist Nina Katchadourian’s funny and poignant photo essays. She goes through book collections both private and public, forming poems out of book titles. Also available from Chronicle Books.

The slapstick comedy setup is a classic. A woman buys a bag of live crabs with the plan of boiling them, when she realizes exactly what “live crabs” means. Six years later and she’s probably still searching her house for them.

Marvel at the difference between cats and dogs. In a masterful subversion of Pavlovian conditioning, Dan Sorkowitz trained his cat to train him. When it wants treats, it summons Dan with its bell. Who’s the pet here again?

Isaac Moores brings life to Patton Oswalt’s marvelously ad-libbed monologue from Parks & Recreation, where he laid out his suggestion for Star Wars Episode VII. It’s actually barely animated, but it does the job.

Improv Everywhere confuses and amuses New York Subway passengers once again, this time setting up a late night talk show on a random subway car. Though it might have been more entertaining without pants.

(NSFW: Language) Key & Peele take a little roadtrip, when Keegan Michael stumbles upon Jordan’s ridiculously warped audio playlist. A good reason not to record personal diaries on your media player.

(NSFW: Language) 1A4Studio gives the sci-fi classic Aliens the speedrun treatment. The studio has gotten so good at this, you have to watch the short multiple times to appreciate all the references and jokes. Mmmm so fresh!

(NSFW: Language) A man asks his friend to take him to the hospital. But which one of them actually has a problem? A hilarious and tightly made short by writer, director and actor John Viener (Family Guy).

It starts out like any other slightly awkward educational video, but this clip descends into utter madness the longer and longer you stick around through its 3-minute lesson. We’re using that “Galaxy” move the next time we eat out.

One Minute Galactica mashes up Steven Spielberg’s minimal classic Duel with the audio from an old driver’s ed film called “You’re Driving 90 Horses.” Ironically, that’s about how much power his 1971 Plymouth Valiant had.

A city bus was being driven along its route on Goucher Street in Johnstown, Pennsylvania when an unexpected passenger climbed in. From up front. A spokesman for the bus company claims no one was injured.