Awesome Funny Stuff

(PG-13) Last Week Tonight‘s John Oliver loves lying about history so much that he will release the book that he also lied about in a previous episode. Here’s a sample of lies from the book. So… will the show return or not?

Well, you can tell by the way I use my walk, I’m a woman’s man: no time to talk. Mario Wienerroither pokes fun at everyone’s favorite disco falsetto trio, as Barry, Robin and Maurice stomp about town, wake the neighbors, and make dogs howl.

Hipsters were drinking from craft beer from microbreweries before they were cool. Now, they’ve moved on to the next new craze, breweries that make beer in even smaller batches. Above Average has the story.

“Emily you’re an artist.” Gina Gardner Brown took this video back in 2004, when her then three-year-old daughter Emily gave her 18-month-old son Ethan a rich peanut butter coating. At least it was peanut butter.

Drone pilot Kevin Miller was shooting aerial footage above a giant wind turbine when he came across an unexpected surprise – a man relaxing in the sun on top of the 200 foot-tall windmill. Fortunately, he had his clothes on.

(PG-13 Language) Ever wonder why Gremlins 2 was so different from the original? Key & Peele know why. Apparently it was going to be a straightforward affair, but the Hollywood sequel doctor stepped in. Joe Dante approves.

Cuzzie the dog has a very special love for hanging out in the hot tub. Apparently, he doesn’t mind the hot water, and just loves the way the jets feel on his back. Who needs petting when you can have this?

We have no idea what’s going on here, but it’s from Japanese television, so that can mean only one thing: a guy dressed in a squid suit doing calisthenics. Dude needs to join Katy Perry’s tour with Left Shark.

By duct-taping a Superman action figure to his Phantom 3 drone, photographer Barry Craig turned what would normally be a pretty typical bit of aerial footage into something much more. You’ll believe a man can fly!

“That’s okay! That’s all right!” Curio store Vat19 parodies trick shot specialist Dude Perfect, knowing that the secret doesn’t lie in the ridiculous shots. What matters is the wild celebration that follows.

Exposition? Emphasis to point player to the next objective? Plot twists? We know! You’re that ninja… videogamedunkey edited the PlayStation classic to make Solid Snake and the other characters look like clueless idiots.

(PG-13 Language) A talking Sen. Clay Davis figure? Sheeee… The Isiah Whitlock Jr. Talking Bobblehead can say his signature catchphrase in three different ways. Also available from Firebox.

Batman started out as a lethal force of justice, but in the 1940s he and his sidekick Robin adopted a no killing rule. Which, as Mr. Sunday Movies shows, he absolutely did not obey. Yep, he went on to off people in the comics too.

(PG-13 Language) Magician Neil Henry already spoiled the video in his title, so we won’t bother with a tease. He took one of his recent performances as the opportunity to propose to his beloved girlfriend.

“Happiness is a super comfy sofa bed, a few side tables and a strong Wi-Fi connection.” IKEA’s catalog is the world’s most widely distributed book. Literary critic Hellmuth Karasek gave the latest edition a tongue-in-cheek review.

A Song of Ice and Fire theorist Alt Shift X parodies himself by arguing that young King Tommen’s cat Ser Pounce is the prophesied reincarnation of the novels’ legendary hero Azor Ahai. Up next: is Olly King Joffrey?

An anonymous host tells his guests what to do at every stage of the party. Matt Ingebretson’s comedy short is a tad too bitter and cynical but it’s still relatable. Just remember folks, parties are not civic duties.

Minnie and Mickey Mouse drop a coin at a wishing well to live happily ever after, but Pete steals all of the coins in the well. Disney parodies Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and its other films in this wacky animated short.

Screen Junkies struggles to find anything really bad to say about Mad Max: Fury Road, because it was just that good, instead focusing on the unusual career of director George Miller, and a few other nitpicks about one of the most entertaining movies in years.

“Remember Bobby Paulson? He’s grounded.” Chuck Palahniuk tried but failed to make a kid-friendly version of his novel. Fortunately the Fine Brothers pulled it off nicely, retelling the movie version in a grade school setting.

Field Day presents a new soap opera by Mark Douglas of Barely Productions. It perfectly captures the intrigue, romance, and melodrama of the Vaseline-lensed daytime TV genre. Except with cats.

“That rust protection undercoating is actually a great deal.” CBC Radio 1’s WireTap is coming to an end. As a parting gift, the show made this video where listeners – from age 7 to 93 – gave advice to their younger selves.

It’s super smash sisters time as the surprisingly hot-headed royalties of the Mushroom Kingdom and Hyrule have a no holds barred battle. Can Zelda’s fiery arrows and martial arts skills beat Peach, Perry and, uhm, vegetables?