Awesome Funny Stuff

Samuel L. Jackson dropped by the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon to perform a slam poem summarizing the tale of Cory Matthews, the main character of Boy Meets World. If you’re a fan of the show, it’s essentially a time travel chant.

We’ve seen a tactical lamp, pen, mug, apron, kilt and a freakin’ tactical pizza cutter. For April Fools’ Day, ThinkGeek commented on the tacticalization of everyday items with this MOLLE-compatible necktie.

We know that the air vent in this car wasn’t designed in the factory to do this, but that doesn’t make it any less fun to watch. Though it does sound like a freaking lawnmower once it gets going. CHECK ENGINE SOON.

(Spoilers: Seasons 1-3) Screen Junkies reminds us of the awesome characters, deadly battles, naughty bits and all the other things that make us love Game of Thrones, a show about the fight for the world’s most uncomfortable throne.

Honda parodies the hipster DIY culture with its April Fools’ Day gag – a car that comes completely disassembled, with over 180,000 individual pieces. We’d like to think they hired IKEA to create the assembly manuals.

Gainesville, Florida news channel WCJB 20 wanted to report on the Florida Gators’ win over the Dayton Flyers during NCAA March Madness, but they didn’t have the rights to on court footage. So they reenacted the highlights.

Not about to be outdone by their American counterparts, Google Japan joins in on April Fools’ Day with this technical joke: a mechanical hand that makes it easier to use touchscreen devices. Captions available.

While we thought that Jurassic Park worked best with cats, it turns out that the movie would have been just as entertaining without its big-budget visual effects, as is evidenced by this clip by Michael T. Mann. Rawr. Yo.

(NSFW) Two crooks drop by Phyllis’ house, hoping to take back the money that her husband Walter stole from them. Things escalate quickly in this theatrical crime short film by Chris Levitus and David Martin.

Anderson is an expert at drawing red lines. His bosses ask him to meet with a client who wants red lines. Or at least they think they do. Lauris Beinerts’ short film illustrates a frequent dilemma that engineers and designers can relate to.

DreamWorks animator Daniel Hashimoto adds visual effects to candid clips of his 3-year-old kid James, giving life to his and his son’s imagination onscreen. James’ kids will think their dad is a god.

YouTuber Vogel reminds us why Mike Tyson used to be called The Baddest Man on the Planet, adding sound effects from Street Fighter II to an Iron Mike highlight reel. Come for the gimmick, stay for the knockouts.

A forklift operator is loading up the back of a refrigerator truck with several cases of fresh fish. Unfortunately, his inability to properly judge the height clearance quickly results in an impromptu shower for the driver.

Carbot Animations made this adorable animated remake of the cinematic trailer for Diablo III: Reaper of Souls, where the angel of death Malthael steals Diablo’s cage from Tyrael and the Horadrim. Loot before you scoot!

Comedian Eugene Mirman (Bob’s Burgers, Flight of the Conchords) is visited by fellow Hampshire College alum, filmmaker Ken Burns for an impromptu and completely factually inaccurate documentary. All biopics should be shot in bed.

Bl00d Blitz put a Bane costume on his cat and appropriated the masked murderer’s lines from The Dark Knight Rises to expose the feline’s villainy. We’re amazed he was able to make such an evil creature wear a costume.

(NSFW) If you didn’t want things to escalate quickly, you shouldn’t have married the dude who gave you a lollipop as an engagement ring. Aubrey Plaza stars in this creepy parody of an old Ring Pop commercial.

Oliver Age 24 already has some mad drawing skills. Here he shows us how to create an image of Godzilla riding a unicycle wearing a top hat using a special modded version of Surgeon Simulator 2013, called Drawing Simulator 2014.

Freddie Wong walks around like a total self-absorbed Glasshole, doing what many of us already do when using our smartphones and walking. We’re not worried. We’re going to wait for the direct optical implant version anyhow.

Niklas Roy’s installation is a ball pit with a maze of tubes above leading to a receptacle. A spout lets visitors suck the balls up the tubes and into the receptacle; pulling a lever causes the gathered balls to rain down on the pit.

YouTuber Ryen Schlegel is selling his 1997 Land Rover Discovery, so he made a commercial to pimp the car’s features. Features like sandwich compartments, a rear nipple and full motion in premium directions such as forward.

(Gore) The 2014 Game Developers Conference gave a lifetime achievement award to former Sony CEO Ken Kutaragi, the man responsible for the existence of the PlayStation. This is his story. Seriously. We refuse to believe otherwise.

(NSFW: Language) Dissolve created this parody of horribly clichéd and manipulative corporate videos and commercials using their own stock footage. Based on an original post by Kendra Eash from McSweeney’s Internet Tendency.