We know, we know. We had a hard time looking past the vertical video and horribly low definition too, but this quick clip of a partier who clearly has nothing left to turn down for – and rallies for another stumble through the club – must be seen.

Back in the 1930s Walt Disney animators Frank Thomas and Ollie Johnston came up with 12 basic principles to help bring characters to life. Here, their observations are illustrated with a simple geometric shape by Cento Lodigiani.

Based on the powerful, lightweight Ariel Atom, the Beast turns the road-legal track day car into a true supercar, adding a sexy carbon-fiber shell, proper windshield, and either a 315hp, 2.0L turbo, or a 500hp, 2.4L supercharged engine.

(Season 4 Spoilers) Animator Leigh Lahav takes on Game of Throne’s upcoming trial of Tyrion Lannister, that’s sure to give him a *cough* fair and just hearing. Will our favorite characters ever get the break they deserve? Probably not.

Made of fir and iron, this unique furniture can be used in three ways. Keep it flat and use it as a dining table, lock it vertically as a standard shelf, or lock it halfway through to create a leaning shelf (or impromptu ladder).

YouTuber LeZ captured this hilarious blooper from the show La meilleure boulangerie de France (“The Best Bakery in France”). Is this a French, a bakery or a French bakery inside joke? Original video here; skip to 11:58.

Korner uses door and window trigger tags and connects to its fob via your router. When a tag detects an intrusion, the fob emits an alarm and also alerts you through a mobile app. Indiegogo supporters pay no annual subscription fee.

This English Springer Spaniel named Kellar was born blind, but he’s still pretty good at playing fetch. He uses his sense of hearing along with verbal cues from his owner to find his toy. Give your friend a chance to play too!

Put on your headphones, turn down your lights and go full screen to experience a tangle of geometric filaments fluttering to life at the speed of light in this installation by Mimi Son and Elliot Woods. Where’s an oculus rift when you need it?

(NSFW, Gore) Welcome to the future! The post-apocalyptic future, that is. Animation Domination HD imagines what the year 2055 would be like if we keep destroying our environment and each other.

Brooklyn-based shop Salt Surf makes beautiful and unique skateboards. The decks are made of layers of maple veneer sandwiched between walnut veneers. They’re sprayed with clear grip tape coating to keep the wood visible.

Developer Bungie teases the loot system for its upcoming team-oriented FPS Destiny. The game has three weapon categories, lots of sweet armor and individual loot drops, so you won’t have to worry about greedy teammates.

From 5/21 to 9/7, the High Museum of Art in Atlanta will be hosting Dream Cars, an exhibit of various concept cars from 1932 up to the present, as well as related media. If you can’t make it there, you can check out the gallery.

DIY effects artist Joey Shanks shows off a couple of really cool practical visual effects which can produce the illusion of holographic or floating images. The clothes steamer and humidifier ones are really pretty nifty.

Music lovers and audiophiles will love this clever coat rack made from vinyl decals and wood and aluminum peg hooks. Once the sliders are attached to your wall, they don’t move, so be sure you get your EQ right the first time.

Redditor Leicor had to babysit his girlfriend’s cat. He ended up making it Internet famous. The song is Marijuana by Jeremy Malvin aka Chrome Sparks, who should be really stoked to see a fake drunk cat shilling for him.

Smosh Games takes on The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, the critically-acclaimed game that sets you on an epic quest, only to distract you with sightseeing, chores, errands, virtual relationships and a billion trinkets to hoard.

The always outspoken Reverend Al Sharpton trips all over his own tongue as he attempts to read words off a teleprompter. We’re guessing that a firm grasp on the English language is no longer a requirement for newscasters.

Hank Green presents the arguments for and against the principle of Net neutrality. It’s a very biased summary, but it should be. Folks, this is as dangerous as SOPA, and we’re already losing. You can help fight for Net neutrality.

A bicycle that’s as tough as it is smart. The Valour has a carbon fiber frame and various built-in devices and sensors. It can alert you of objects in your blind spot, provide turn-by-turn navigation, track your biking habits and more.

Despite attempts to reach a peaceful end to the conflict with Caesar and his brethren, balance between man and primate is not to be, and two species are brought to the brink of war. And the apes have been working on their vocabulary.

Artist Pete Ware creates these images of pop culture icons made from typographic treatments of their most quotable quotes. He sells prints ranging in size from a pocket-sized 4.1″ x 5.8″ up to a substantial 23.4″ x 33.1″.

Anthony Vincent Valbiro of Ten Second Songs follows up his Katy Perry cover with another line of musical impressions. This time he covers Talk Dirty in the style of the Bee Gees, Slick Rick, System of a Down and more.