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(PG-13: Language) Ryan & David made a NERF-themed rocket launcher that can do some serious damage. For ammo, they made gigantic Nerf darts out of PVC fittings and pool noodles. Watch them wreck stuff with this dangerous and almost certainly illegal toy.

Squirrel Monkey’s retro tech series Wonders of the World Wide Web ponders what it might have been like if eBay shipped on floppy diskettes, and was available all the way back in 1988, complete with the most hilariously skeuomorphic user experience ever.

(PG-13: Language) If Ari Gold represented video game characters instead of Hollywood big-shots, he might be something like the agent in Dorkly’s long-running animated series, which they’ve compiled into a single 11-minute-long clip for our enjoyment.

(PG-13) A man gets massive amounts of attention heaped upon him when he gets a new and adorable pet with a unique talent in Simon Cahn’s hilariously offbeat music video for DJ Boston Bun’s and DVNO’s catchy dance track about spreading love like a Paddington Bear.

Dinosaurs make reservations, Chris Pratt keeps getting tranquilized, and he came up with a gross way to raise a young dinosaur in ArtSpear Entertainment’s funny animated spoof of the trailer for Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom.

Filmmaker Fergal Costello had a couple of days to kill when he was off from work, and decided to use the time to shoot a short sci-fi comedy in his uncle’s garage. The result is a clever and amusing clip about a man who can’t be bothered to heed a simple warning label.

Want to make a quick buck playing the stock market? Perhaps you should check out The Motley Fool rather the advice of a guy who has made his money from bad stick figure drawings on YouTube. On the other hand, his point about buying extra monitors is spot on.

Ryan & David modified the barrel of a rifle so they could load it with NERF darts, which they propelled with blank cartridges. It turns out the result is still lethal. We’d like to see this done in slow motion though, because it looks like the rifle turned into a shotgun.

World of Tanks commissioned maker Peter Sripol to come up with a hell of a way to celebrate the fourth of July. Peter and his buddy made a rideable mini tank out of wood, steel and the electronics from a wheelchair. Then they armed it with fireworks.

Funko is releasing a line of breakfast cereals called FunkO’s. Each cereal will come with sweet box art and a Pop! figure of the themed character. The first batch of FunkO’s will be available 7/2018 in a variety of stores, including GameStop, Hot Topic and FYE.

(PG-13: Language) Aldo Jones uses his visual effects wizardry to poke fun at the upcoming Venom film. Watch Eddie Brock get taunted by an annoying villain, trade barbs with Drax, and use the mighty Simba-Yacht to defeat his foes.

(PG-13: Language) Exurb1a points out that most of the things we do, think and feel – from crucial activities like breathing, to walking and even our interests and fears – are subconscious or done automatically. But he argues that being self-aware is enough of a victory.

The guys from Corridor have a bit of fun with their VFX skills, creating a “working” lightsaber which quickly gets out of hand when they start playing with the length of its plasma beam. You know it’s not the size of your saber, but the way you use it, kids.

The Sam O’Nella Academy is here to teach us about one Joshua Norton. This once wealthy San Franciscan decided that he was the head bitch in charge of our nation after a series of misfortunes left him destitute and a bit insane. Then the media gave him a voice and fame.

We were just talking about how we needed to bring back the Pet Rock so we could make millions off of a freely-available resource. Looks like Buttered Side Down beat us to the punch, and his Pet Rock is so much more magical than the inanimate object we remember.

Recently, a dog named Walter had a brush with viral fame due to his charming operatic howl. Now, some wiseacre named lyoug decided to add a little musical composition to accompany Walter’s beautiful voice, further enhancing his performance.

Despite one reader who didn’t bother providing a real email address so we could respond to his complaint, we’re not sick of Leo Moracchioli’s cover songs yet. Listen up kids, and head to Bikini Bottom with this fun metal edition of the theme song from SpongeBob SquarePants.

How It Should Have Ended takes on the blockbuster hit Avengers: Infinity War, saying that Doctor Strange should have seen not one, not two, not three, but five ways that the movie could have gone the way of the heroes.

Toy maker Super7 has a cheeky exclusive action figure for the 2018 San Diego Comic-Con. It’s the laughing Prince Adam from the classic viral video that made the character sing 4 Non Blondes’ What’s Up? It even has a pink power sword.

(PG-13: Language) The Philadelphia 76ers’ two-way All-Star and premiere clown Joel “The Process” Embiid talks about his destroying normal people on the court, his trash talking skills, his addiction to Nutella and more while powering through hot wings.

Ringling College student Aviv Mano’s Disney-quality animated short is about a girl who really wants to win a prize in the arcade, and the macho little toy that will do anything to keep her from taking him home. We’re sure Aviv’s work helped him score a Pixar internship.

(PG-13: Language, Gore) Crime scene analyst and veteran investigator Matthew Steiner sat down with Wired to comment on crime scene investigations in movies and tv shows. He pointed out common mistakes, dangerous moves and impossible findings.

Monster Truck Ninja’s adorable animated short celebrates Batman and Robin with a series of snippets featuring characters from the franchise performing dance moves to a remixed version of Neal Hefti’s classic 1966 Batman theme. Enjoy a 360º VR Batdance here.

thepeterson makes us feel old with this compilation of songs, movies, TV shows and video games that were released or popular 20 years ago, in June 1998. Check out this mish mash of Kung-fu Fighting, X-Files, Banjo Kazooie and more.

Inspired by this tweet, JoeGumby’s edit of M.I.A.’s Paper Planes works on two levels, as a joke that runs longer than anything Family Guy has ever tried, and an (unintentional?) commentary on how much safer we’d all be if automatic weapons didn’t exist.