Awesome Funny Stuff

When Arnold said “I’ll be back,” he didn’t ever say where he was going, or how long he’d be gone. ADHD sets the record straight on where this T-800 went when he went off screen. Terminatin’ is exhausting business after all.

“I am like 70% sure this is fake” said one YouTube commenter, and we have a tendency to agree with them about this clip, in which an army of bats takes on a flotilla of crocodiles – in BBC Nature Show: The George Lucas Edition.

A preppy family having a noon drink on a lake pokes fun at a portly boatsman. But he gets the last laugh when he shows them how easy it is to dock when you’re sober. And a dancer. An alcohol awareness PSA by AV-OG-TIL.

(PG-13 Lyrics) We Did It! ruins the glory of those compilations of people doing awesome stuff by juxtaposing them with a reality check. But the truth is, we need Steve. He’s the floor with which we measure how high we can go.

(PG-13 language) Coma, the flamethrower guitar wielding freak from Mad Max: Fury Road, provides guitarists with tips and tricks to help them Doof out with their Doofs out. Man, we didn’t even think about all the bugs.

Puppeteer Sebastian “Party Animal” Mayer sticks his neck out to prove there’s always something you’ve never seen before on the Internet, as he performs a lip-sync of Marvin Gaye’s Let’s Get It On, dressed as a giraffe. That is all.

Once there was a boy who had no name… He couldn’t sleep, and that was a shame. Author Chuck Palahniuk pokes fun at his darkly satirical novel Fight Club with a softened up version targeted at his aging audience and their kids.

Corridor Digital is back at it again, this time creating a fun top-down action flick that has two suitors duking it out over the object of their affection in a fight that reminds us of the old video game Karateka. BTS footage here.

Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon and Seth MacFarlane square off in a battle to do the best vocal impressions paired up with everyday topics. It’s worth watching if only for the Bobcat Goldthwait bit.

Comic engineer Mehdi Sadaghdar tests if he can jump-start a car using only a dozen AA batteries. Yes, his car’s battery was actually dead and yes, he’s going to intentionally do something stupid so you won’t.

A group of baby goats vie for position atop some logs. Since there are more goats than logs, it turns into a game of musical chairs – sans music – and sans chairs. There, we fixed it.

Redditor disillusioned shares this time-lapse of their Golden Retrievers Colby and Blue running to their food bowls, starting from when they were about 2 months old up until they were 9 months old. Now we want a dog drifting game.

A squirrel was spotted running to the top of the net at a recent Phillies/Cards game, when it suddenly took a flying leap – directly into the bullpen. We don’t know the prognosis of the squirrel, but he managed to clear the bench.

(PG-13 Language) Chris Wylde and Darrell Britt-Gibson’s Dadholes is about two dads who while away the time ranting about fatherhood while watching their kids at the park. In other words, they’re living contraceptives.

Animator Leigh Lahav once more pokes fun at the feelings many of us experience when going to the theater – this time the emotions we experience with a new Pixar flick. And yes please, never make another Cars sequel or spin-off.

In Richard Keane’s short animated film, a man finds out precisely why you want to pay heed to that “don’t feed the birds” sign at the park, when he gives a small crumb to a couple of cute and squeaky avians, and then things escalate quickly.

To promote his new Omaze fundraiser, Arnold Schwarzenegger dressed up as the Terminator to surprise bystanders and visitors in Hollywood. Donate at least $10 for a chance to attend the Terminator Genisys premiere with Arnold.

(PG-13 Language) Wanna hear someone piss in their wetsuit? YouTuber Paul Whittaker and his friends were so enamored of a nearby shark when they went cage diving, they didn’t realize they were being checked out too.

Border collies and frisbees go together like hot dogs and mustard. So it’s only natural that Ace would want every possible frisbee he could get his jaws on. Here, his owner tosses him 30 of the discs in under 30 seconds and he catches them all.

After pointing out what Ultron should have done in Avengers: Age of Ultron, How It Should Have Ended demonstrates how the heroes could have made their lives easier, if time and licensing (and stupidity) were not issues.

Vimeographer FrinterGarden and his cohorts dug through Facebook to find people’s names that sound like the lyrics of Bob Dylan’s classic Subterranean Homesick Blues. Some of them are a stretch, but we still appreciate the effort.

Screen Junkies takes on Pixar’s CGI-animated classic, pointing out our hero’s flaws, gaping plot holes, and existential questions while reminding us how groundbreaking it was when it came out. Be sure to stick around for Will Sasso’s cameo.

While acrobat Jon Call (aka Jujumufu) didn’t do his split between two moving trucks like JCVD did, he did amp up the danger by holding a 100 pound barbell over his head while doing his.