Awesome Funny Stuff

Mario and Fafa dig up some classic games on their Wii, nailing a killer Super Mario Bros. 2 level, sharing their theories on Pac-Man’s bathroom habits, and… Dubbo Dwibbo. Part two here.

This machinima captures the essence of Michael Bay’s Transformers movies. If only this was released back in 2007, then we would have saved hours of our lives. ALL THE BUTTS, ROLL OUT!

A sloth of bear cubs form a conga line of cleaning, nibbling on each others’ heads. They could also be playing. We can’t be sure. We don’t speak bear. All we know is the dude in front is unfair.

(NSFW) A reusable lint roller isn’t exactly a glamorous or exciting product, but Schticky was able to market it well. Or so we thought, until we saw this “gag reel,” which is better the actual ad.

We’re starting to wonder if the people in Jack Vale’s city think he’s nuts. Here he is with another awkward prank, convincing his wife that he’s at Walmart. Well he is, but that’s not the problem.

As part of the ceremony, the woman in the middle shares the bride and groom’s love story with the crowd, but then screws it up… in the best way possible. You sly dog you.

The guys behind The Lonely Island and hits like D*ck in a Box, Jack Sparrow and Like a Boss celebrate their 100th Digital Short by continuing to endlessly play with their own junk.

A bunch of young giant pandas try their hand at a playground slide, only to be turned into furry bowling pins by one of their kin. One of them doesn’t seem to think it’s funny and walks out.

Here’s another animal-powered fountain of energy, courtesy of Flying Horse and a scientist who should win the Nobel Prize in Troll Physics. We need the schematics for that dryer-generator stat.

Given the reactions that other carnivores have had to toddlers, little Zack here may have had the right idea when he decided to drop the stand still so he can’t see me tactic and make a “wun” for it.

This street dancer has absolute command of his body. Johnnathan Gerard on the other hand has managed to incorporate his face (and hair) in his popping. That tongue move is unnerving.

We may never know whether he’s bummed about a lack of catnip or having to do his business in a small box, but we can be sure that this little guy’s got plenty of cat scratch fever to go around.

SyFy returns with their latest cheesetastic monster movie – this one about a film crew who encounters a deadly giant half-piranha/half-anaconda peeved about an egg stolen from her nest.

Capital Breakfast DJ’s Lisa Snowdon and Dave Barry had their guest Chris Hemsworth break some uncomfortable news from the family of one of their listeners as Thor. Odin’s son did it in one take.

Teachers are some of the most important members of society, but they’re often overworked and unappreciated. So pay attention to this message from these unsung heroes. It’s the least we can do.

A tribute by the Carmichael Collective, imploring us to remember a fallen member of one of Nature’s hardiest creatures. May it find peace, joy and crumbs in the great apartment in the sky.

The simple act of turning the lights off becomes much more exciting with the Panic Button Light Switch. It’s made to be smacked on or off, but it also works as a dimmer for less critical moments.

At the Tower of Pisa in Italy, every tourist tries to get a photo in a cheesy “I’m holding up the tower” pose. These guys take advantage of all those outstretched hands with some high-fives.

One of the hidden trends that can be found on YouTube: kids eating while asleep. This kid’s brain wants that ice cream more than his body wants rest. A prime example of mind over matter.

You’re looking at Sergei Popviski, the master distiller behind Vitek Vodka. He also happens to be a huge fan of parkour. Let’s hope his vodka is much better than his urban acrobatic skills.

Glennz latest design offers up a glimpse at the future of bandage technology, with specially-cut bandages for every wound type. We doubt they’d stop bleeding from even a tiny chainsaw though.

YouTuber thecussingchannel’s hilariously pure edit of Jean Claude Van Damme’s 1989 movie Kickboxer. Screw the Director’s Cut, all action movies should offer a condensed edit like this.

These guys are so excited to drink their sake bombs that they can’t help but join in and chant in anticipation of their rice-and beer-induced drunken stupor. Uh, maybe next time.