Awesome Funny Stuff

In the first go round, Pleated Jeans chose Target as the destination to rename things. Now they’ve swapped signage at Lowe’s with much more logical (and hilarious) names for things.

Mario and Fafa give us a multitude of reasons why time travel may not be such a good idea, but it looks like whether we’re coming or going, it’s pretty darn amusing. (Thanks John!)

(NSFW: Language) What will you search for in this video? Is it meaning? Purpose? Or perhaps just a point? All we can say is that YouTuber videogamedunkey is not parodying what you think he’s parodying.

How to Carve Roast Unicorn’s t-shirt for cinephiles. Rated T for Teerrific. You can ask them for a reprint if your size is not listed as available. We’re waiting for the Red Band version to come out.

This video is the centerpiece of RIT student Michael Lacanilao’s attempt at starting an urban legend – that somewhere on the RIT campus, there is a space-bending stairwell that was made by a mysterious architect.

This Labrador Retriever is a lot smarter than this poor fellow. At least he knows what an actual human looks – or smells – like. But he is a dog after all. This is the limit of his understanding right here.

An inexperienced user tries on an Oculus Rift head-mounted display, and goes for a virtual roller coaster ride – while standing up. Next time you try and simulate a seated activity, you might want to remain seated.

Charles Ramsey became a hero after he helped rescue three women who were abducted more than a decade ago from his neighbor. But he’ll become an Internet sensation because of his biting sense of humor at 2:20.

Professor Sam Scott Lapin was shooting a promo video for something called LEGO Town (can we go there on vacation, please?) when his cat upstages him. Better not let kitty lose in LEGO Town, unless you want a Catzilla incident.

Formula 1, Shmormula 1. What we want to see is a bunch of minivans burning up the race circuit. Leave it to the Japanese to put these suburban abominations to the test on a track. Who will win? Mazda or Honda?

We’ve seen our fair share of weird faucets, and the behavior of these two faucets seem tame in comparison. Still, it’s not every day that you get to see an all-or-nothing deal in a restroom.

(NSFW: Language) YouTuber TheGamerChick commemmorated Star Wars Day with these funny takes on what infomercials might look like in a galaxy far, far away. Juuuust Dip It in Carbonite!

Maddie Sharafian and her family love to cook for each other. The CalArts student made this animated short to show “how meaningful it is to make food for someone you love.” The song is Águas de Marco by Elis Regina.

Pleated Jeans talks about the elusive introvert in the style of ZeFrank’s True Facts. It’s actually educational, though last time we checked, introverts don’t have the tendency to mangle people’s names.

Director Adam Patch made this short film to accompany his wife Morgan’s drunk comedy routine. Two Chips proves that in many cases, the success of a joke relies almost entirely on its delivery.

(NSFW: language) Well, that explains things: Bitchy Resting Face is a disorder that affects millions of women each day; thanks to our friends at FoD, recognition of the problem is the first step to a cure. (Thanks Joshua!)

Sheriff Rick and the gang sound pretty darn funny in this exceptional bad lip reading of the beloved television show The Walking Dead. And that’s how they do it on Broadway.

Redditor neightdog screwed up big time. He overslept and ended up flaking out on his 7-year old son. His kid sent him a passive-aggressive reminder to make sure he does the right thing next time.

Like father, like son. This photo blog follows the new supreme leader of North Korea as he performs the regal task of inspecting things. Our favorite has to be the Kim Jong-lookception.

YouTuber Pixels per Second asked his mom to recount what she remembers of The Matrix, which she just watched for the first time. Here’s her version of the story. Here mom, this is what happened in the train scene.

This dog’s master really wants to give it a big fat smooch on the dog lips. But pooch is having none of that, in this Japanese clip whose description translates roughly to “Please refer to before you buy a Shiba Inu.”

PBS continues to struggle with funding cuts, so it needs to up its game if it hopes to remain competitive in today’s market. Gritty Reboots imagines a bold new world of public television where the network brings it on, Avengers style.

Because Rhett and Link enjoy local late-night commercials, they created this one for Arlen Transmission in Burbank. It features Goorgen, the singing mechanic. Satisfaction guaranteed.