Awesome Funny Stuff

(PG-13: Language) “Like this was an art project that I did, I found out I had to do this art project 15 minutes before it was due.” Jerma985 used a couple of mods to create hilariously grotesque Skyrim characters.

(Crude humor, Gore) Conan admires his own body, goes on a killing spree with the Slow Downy Machine and looks for post-nuclear hookups in the latest Clueless Gamer episode. War. War never changes. And by war we mean Fallout‘s graphics.

LG is holding a contest where people submit a video of them creating a mockup of their dream desktop PC out of cardboard. Here’s YouTuber Mickey W’s awesome entry. Sadly, he didn’t make it to the finals, probably because he submitted it a day late. (Thanks Joe!)

Despite the added weight, this ordinary scooter actually got much faster and more powerful thanks to the guy riding on the back seat. Toyota should totally offer this as an option for the Prius.

(PG-13: Language) ” ‘Yet’ is the keyword that turns improbability into possibility.” The latest video in JelloApocalypse’s cynical Welcome To series takes shots at swindlers, underprepared entrepreneurs and the plain crazy folks that are ruining crowdfunding.

When we first saw how slowly this car was going around the racetrack, we figured that it had a mechanical problem. But it turns out it’s got much bigger issues than we could have ever imagined. (Thanks Robert!)

YouTube celebrity dog Doug the Pug takes over the airwaves with his own TV network, comprised entirely of shows starring him and his anipals. We can’t decide if our favorite is Breaking Pug, or Pugs and Recreation. Also, we would have gone with Orange is the New Pug.

The guys from cover band Boston Naturals were performing at a post-wedding reception, when they noticed one guy in the crowd with the worst sense of rhythm ever. Apparently, his off-tempo claps were loud enough to make it hard for the guitarist to keep rhythm.

(PG-13: Language) T.J. “CatDad” Browne, Jr. was attempting to celebrate National Cat Day (yup, that’s a thing) by donning a creepy realistic cat mask. Unfortunately, his cats were having none of it. We’d run away too if we saw this guy coming at us.

Zulu Alpha Kilo shines a light on the ridiculous process that many creative folks have to endure – the creation of free sample work on “spec” during the RFP process, which seems completely ridiculous when seen in the context of other professions. (Thanks Greg!)

Yes, we know this clip dates back to 2009, but since we’ve never seen it, we figured maybe you hadn’t either. A hilarious use of Cookie Monster’s voice from a kids’ telephone toy to help provide vocals for a Rammstein track. Cookieeeeeeeee!

(PG-13: Language) Jimmy Kimmel Live! asked country music stars to read the immaculately spelled and poignant musings of the paragons in the Twitter high council. We’re pretty sure it’s impossible to hurt Willie Nelson’s feelings anymore.

In 1977, then 18-year-old Peter “Stoney” Emshwiller recorded hours of footage of him interviewing his future self. Now that he’s 56, he’s ready willing to have the conversation. It’s not a unique idea, but it promises to be a funny, sincere and no-nonsense memoir.

“Do you believe in parallel universes? No. And somewhere, I just said yes.” After pondering some imponderables with Tom Hanks, Stephen Colbert lies out under the real fake night sky to consider more of life’s many unanswered (and better left unasked) questions.

In yet another Tarantino track played on appliances, this guy discovered that his hair dryer made the siren sound from The Bride’s vengeance-craving sequences from Kill Bill. In case you’re wondering, the sound started life as Quincy Jones’ theme to Ironside.

Skateboard fanatic and filmmaker Dillon Buss envisions a world in which all television programming has been replaced with shows about skateboarding. A fun combination of parody and genuinely awesome skateboarding footage.

Woody and his fellow toys appear to be immortal, so they’ll inevitably lose the humans they love. On the other hand, they traumatized Sid, who’s merely as crazy as any real kid. That and more in Cracked’s surprisingly convincing dismantling of Toy Story‘s charm.

With 1.1s left in the 2nd quarter against the Pacers, the Celtics made one hell of a buzzer beater. Sadly it won’t count, because Jae Crowder made the shot while inbounding the ball. From the other side of the court. Come on NBA, that has to be worth at least 1 point.

“I’m pushing dirt.” OKAY! “I’m spreading sand.” YEAH! “I’m grading roads.” UHUH! “I’m clearing land.” Shut all advertising agencies down. Caterpillar’s crew just locked the game up with their ill commercial for the D6N.

A ridiculous Japanese video in which the scantily clad host demonstrates a series of poses which make him look like he’s naked, even though he’s wearing underwear. Despite us being completely confused, we still laughed.

Robert Sikoryak turned the iTunes Terms and Conditions into a two-volume comic starring Steve Jobs. Each page is drawn in the style of an influential comic artist, from Steve Ditko to Allie Brosh. His Craig Thompson facsimile is freakin’ perfect.

Vat 19 recently crowdfunded the creation of this fluffy looking critter that’s designed for folks who don’t want to deal with messy litter boxes or the typical shenanganns that come with actual felines. Though it is still annoying.

“Now, how many of you have taken a human life?” This past Halloween, Ryan Reyno– er, Wade Wilson rounded up the costumed critters in his neighborhood and forced them to form a superhero team with him.