Awesome Funny Stuff

What’s even better than a soft and squishy dumpster fire? A fancy ceramic one you can actually use! 100soft’s latest take on their lovable flaming trash bin is perfect for stashing jewelry, spare change, keys, or other tiny treasures. It’s cute, chaotic, and measures 4″ x 3.5″ x 3.5″.

After giving us the world’s lowest car, the gang from Italy’s Carmagheddon is back with another crazy build. This time, they took a FIAT Panda and dramatically reduced its length, giving it the shortest wheelbase we’ve ever seen. Their Panda Corta does tend to dive severely when braking, but that’s part of the fun.

LEGO fans know that pulling apart bricks can be an uncomfortable task. Fortunately, LEGO started including their brick separator in the 1990s, saving many fingernails since then. To pay tribute to this essential LEGO tool, maker Uncle Jessy set out to create a 4-foot-long version on his Elegoo OrangeStorm Giga 3D printer. It took over 125 hours to print.

Justin the Light Guy likes to put on over-the-top Christmas light shows for his neighborhood. Now, he’s taking his light show on the road. He’s outfitted his Dodge Challenger Scat Pack with an LED grid up front and created animations to make it appear as if the car is singing. Want in on the action? Justin is looking for sponsors for his billboard on wheels.

In Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, a young Flint’s first invention is shoes that can be sprayed on to avoid having to tie shoelaces. Jlaservideo thought it would be fun to bring the idea to the real world. It took a lot of trial and error to come up with the right formulation, but eventually he got confident enough in his spray-on fabric to make other garments.

Ilia Savosin loves to roll around on unusual inline skates. After mastering the rail grind on his computer skates, he figured out how to get housework done while enjoying his sport by turning a pair of vacuum cleaners into skates. From the looks of this other video, vacuuming could also be a team sport.

Mario Kart World is one of the big launch titles for the new Nintendo Switch 2. It looks like an entertaining new entry into the series, but could it and other titles possibly be worth the $80 price tag? Videogamedunkey thinks the Big N isn’t charging enough for it and is here to state his case for even higher video game prices.

When stacked, this set of six small plates looks like a shiny ceramic cheeseburger. The colorful plates are great for serving up small snacks, side dishes, dips, or condiments. Fix some real burgers and load them up with ketchup, mustard, mayo, pickles, relish, and chopped onions (if you’re into that sort of thing.)

Got dirty hands? You could wash them in the sink, or you could go with an unnecessarily complicated machine instead. Joseph’s Machines built this contraption that subjects its users (victims?) to a handwashing regimen. It starts by dunking hands in water, lathering them with soap, scrubbing, then rinsing and drying them automatically.

A standard piano keyboard has 88 keys. This one has just four. Default Cube engineered his “Automatic Piano” to maximize frustration by moving its small collection of keys every time its user tries to play a note. Good luck to anyone who tries to play a complete song on this thing.

CountyComm created this novelty mini version of their Hooligan Forced Entry tool. This 4″ long titanium tool can pry small objects apart, but is unlikely to open anything more than a dollhouse. They made a batch of these as gifts for firefighters who use larger versions to breach doors and windows in emergencies, and have a limited overstock run available.

We’ve eaten more than our share of Chipotle burrito bowls and salads. Sometimes the foil lids they use come loose and leak in transit. JaisonBuilds saves the day with an invention that clamps down on the metal lid and ensures it’s attached securely. Chipotle should buy a bunch to save employees’ time and reduce cuts and hand cramps.

A while back, WhistlinDiesel attached a jet engine to a kid’s carousel, then hung on for dear life. Aussie maker I did a thing attempted the same idea with another playground staple. While his propane-powered pulse jet engine isn’t as fancy as the aircraft jet that Whistlin used, his backyard swing looks far more terrifying – and completely unfit for human use.

Need to get some stress out at work? Take it out on this miniature desktop punching bag from the diminutive RP Minis series. The set includes a pair of tiny boxing gloves for your index fingers, and a book with some finger boxing techniques. Ready for some desktop circuit training? Grab yourself a mini weightlifting set.

Four-legged robots from Boston Dynamics and other companies are intended to be used for good. But if you’re a believer in dystopian science fiction, these robot dogs could one day turn on us. Hoog presents an instructional video from the future that imagines how bad things could get and how to protect yourself from packs of rogue robot dogs.

It’s been over 30 years since Leslie Nielsen graced our screens as the bumbling, yet effective detective Frank Drebin. Now, Liam Neeson must fill some big comedic shoes as the Lieutenant’s son. The 2025 edition of The Naked Gun was directed by Akiva Schaffer of The Lonely Island, and produced by Seth MacFarlane, so it’s got a shot at being funny.