Awesome Funny Stuff

If you already forgot the lesson that Vinnie Jones taught you, perhaps these zombies will make you appreciate the merits of CPR. Because food tastes better when it’s fresh and screaming.

Behold! The Muffin Monster! This wonderous device spits out sofas, shoes, bottles of water, cans of paint, fruits and other random stuff. All you need is the right kind of fluff. Or not.

Move over Susan Glenn, Kiefer Sutherland has got a new passion: cupcakes. That’s right, Jack Bauer’s moved on from peddling deodorant to selling dreams. Dreams and the Acer Aspire S3 Ultrabook.

Comedy Central’s hysterical duo Key & Peele just about made us spit our coffee clear across the room this morning with this sketch about everyone’s favorite bowel-shaking music known as dubstep.

(NSFW: Language) The Dark Knight descends upon a fan of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic and calls for an end to the popular Hasbro cartoon. Contain your rage and wait for the ending credits.

We love parkour and freerunning around here, but we’re used to seeing graceful and jaw-dropping maneuvers. This is not one of those times. It’ll take a while for this dude to live this one down.

The pranksters of Awesomeness TV couldn’t sit idly by while throngs of Apple fans waited anxiously for the iPhone 5. So they did what any troll would: pretended to drop boxes of phones in front of them.

Pilot Ryan Johnson will have no doubts that his wife-to-be stays cool under pressure after the bold stunt he pulled of tricking her into thinking that their plane was not responding before proposing.

(NSFW) Jam-packed with stars, 11 directors, guided by the rude, crude and generally unacceptable Peter Farrelly; we hope they didn’t use up all the funny bits in the trailer. (Thanks Trent!)

(NSFW: Language) A couple of guys descend into an old oil reserve tank to snap some photos, but that’s not what’s great about this clip – it’s the dude’s recreation of the Halo theme. (Thanks OrionFyre!)

(NSFW: Language) From the demented duo who brought us Conan: The Musical comes a tribute to the man with a very special set of talents, who trained Batman and released the Kraken.

TPIR contestant Mary can’t make up her mind how much to bid on her showcase, making for the longest, most painfully drawn-out moment in show history. Drew Carey has the patience of a saint.

(NSFW: Language) Known for his hilarious Honey Badger narration, Randall returns with a travel clip, about the wondrous sights (and famous authors) that The Awesomer’s home town has to offer.

A high school football team stages a last minute comeback and caps it off with a silly play. Skip to 0:37 to see the play. Amazingly, another high school team pulled it off within the same week.

We’ve featured a lot of bottle openers, but this man doesn’t need any of those to drink beer. First of all, he drinks from a can and second… just watch. Don’t even think about trying this.

A new innovation in cat technology! Introducing Bean, the poseable kitten. She has dozens of points of articulation and unlike other cat action figures – if there are any – is also an actual cat.

We’ve already seen a so-called psychic get owned on live TV. Here’s another man claiming to have extrasensory perception. Maybe he’s a masochist as well. From the Canal Plus show Groland.

Infomercials are like shows. We’ve seen so many of them that we can recognize its tropes, as shown here by Pleated Jeans. They forgot the part where a celebrity past his prime joins the host.

007 doesn’t just have a license to kill. He’s also got access to a repository of killer lines. Although we have to say Sean Connery hogged the best ones. Q also has his say in this compilation.

(NSFW: Language) Norway’s Kollektivet channels FOTC and sings us a song about how bigger is better. Though they can’t come up with many things that are bigger in Norway than we have in America.

We’re growing tired of Gangnam Style too, so it’s kind of refreshing to watch the music video for the K-Pop juggernaut with the music itself removed. Somehow, it’s just as entertaining – if not moreso.

See that sneaky guy behind Conan? That’s Bruce Brumage, Wardrobe Supervisor, aka Tux Master, aka Special Forces Ninja. He is living proof that practice makes perfect. Or not. But the guy’s good.

Joost Lieuwma’s darkly comic animation sees clueless characters get into tragic mishaps because they mistook one thing for another. Its stubborn humor will eventually win you ever.