Awesome Funny Stuff

(NSFW: Language) Better late than never. Conan O’Brien has fun with Skyrim for his Clueless Gamer segment. Watch as he barely gets past creating a character and attempts to seduce an NPC.

A party that YouTuber Kerrydunne1 and his friends will remember for the rest of their lives. We’re not sure if their unexpected guest feels the same way about it though. Where’s the music and the babes?

Valve didn’t make this video, but I’m sure the company would approve of it. Harry Callaghan nails the graphics, humor and wackiness of Portal 2‘s Personality Cores. Where’s GLaDOS?

Inspired by the Olympics, Conan’s production team rented their own super slow-motion camera and recorded some “great moments” – all of which could possibly Olympic events in their own right.

Apparently the umpire at this Daytona Cubs game doesn’t have much of a sense of humor, as he ejects Derek Dye, the team’s music guy/announcer for playing “Three Blind Mice” over the PA.

You’d think that someone named Buttermilk Sky would be an adorable sweetie, but this Nigerian dwarf goat kid is more Dennis or Calvin. No wonder her friends are all tired and grumpy.

Now that’s how you break the ice. Blake Grigsby takes the world’s most cliche team building exercise and turns it into a fun way to figure out who to be friends with.

(Spoilers/NSFW) CollegeHumor follows up on its Game of Thrones RPG with a chance to slap around King Joffrey, gratuitous boobies, and Daenerys desperately looking for her dragons.

We haven’t heard such inappropriate enthusiasm since the Double Rainbow guy. In fact, the guy in this clip is so excited by these train engines that we’re not sure if this clip is NSFW or not.

We’d like to think that our dads would go H.A.M. like Liam Neeson’s character in Taken if we were kidnapped, but let’s face it. Our story would be more or less like this video.

(NSFW) Peter Moses and Frank Cappello’s pitch-perfect parody of the polarizing HBO series Girls. It’s like Less Than Zero, except instead of doing drugs, people whine all the time.

Reacting to its cable dispute with Dish, AMC held a quirky protest. The channel flexed its production muscles and dropped zombies in the middle of New York City, to the chagrin of Liberty Guy.

No one is really sure how the horrible affliction documented here by enchufe.tv got started but we’re willing to conjecture that rage-face infected chimps might have had something to do with it.

Alex Farnham imagines how other celebrities – including fictional ones – might have auditioned for The Dark Knight Rises. We would’ve wanted to see Jack Sparrow match wits with the Joker.

He may not have this kid’s ankle breaking moves – nor does he have ankles – but this walrus shows surprising agility and flair as he and his trainer dance to Smooth Criminal. No moonwalks though.

Adweek compiled the Cannes Lions awardees for 2011-2012. We’ve shared some of them, but we missed this series by Del Campo Nazca Saatchi & Saatchi. It’s so true it’s not even funny.

A woman attempts to board a Boston subway escalator while riding on her motorized wheelchair. It’s OK to laugh because nobody was injured in this act of blatant stupidity. Animated gif here.

Oh hi! Welcome to E.T.’s presentation. The 30-year old, 3,400lbs. Pacific Walrus is one of the stars of the Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium. Here he is making various sounds, including whistling.

Comedian David Mitchell reminds us of the pedestrian origin of the name “Great Britain”: it’s about size, not quality. But he does explain that its citizens are great. In a roundabout way.

Tom Waits sounds more like Cookie Monster nowadays, but in his younger years his growl had a mischievous ring to it, one that you’ll recognize is a dead ringer for Heath Ledger’s Joker voice.

We’re not sure what this cat is up to, but it looks like he’s got work to do so we won’t bother him. That said, if you happen to see him around, tell him we have some vacuuming we need done.

Mario and Fafa debate the pros and cons of the Olympics, along with the veritable explosion of new events and media coverage in recent years. And they have a proposal for how to solve the problem.

The Olympics has birthed a new hero, but she’s not an athlete. She’s a gold medalist in British humor. Imagine what she’ll say when she sees that her video was taken vertically.