Awesome Funny Stuff

Season 2 of The Walking Dead is clearly more about the characters than the zombies, so it’s only appropriate that they have an opening credit sequence that goes with. Nice wink there, Dale.

Japan’s TV shows put the Discovery channel to shame. Here they spot a couple of pets who seem to go into beast mode when they are cuddled or played with. Hopefully it’s just a product of training.

This very clever promo video for the Dollar Shave Club is an great homage to the Old Spice ads we know and love; it’s filled with humor, energy and low budget creativity. (Thanks everyone!)

Mashing up two of the biggest memes, we take a disturbing NSFL tour of some of the denizens of America’s greatest shopping destination, backed by Sexy and I Know It. Warning: cannot be unseen.

In a match against Serbian basketball team Partizan, Croatian team Cibona learned a very valuable lesson. The same lesson as this cyclist did – the game isn’t over until it’s over. Poor coach.

Apple is set to announce something this week, but we’re not sure a TV is a certainty. Here’s just a few reasons that Siri on a TV might not be the brightest idea. And yes, the misspelling is intentional.

Apparently, a talk show in China called Da Peng completely ripped off the opening sequence to Conan O’Brien’s show, so he gave them a dose of their own medicine. The revenge continues here.

Brace yourselves, a couch gag is coming. The latest episode of The Simpsons took aim at HBO. The fun started early with a parody of Game of Thrones’ iconic opening sequence.

We already know Jimmy Fallon does a mean Neil Young impression, but we never would have thought that he could pull off such a perfect LMFAO cover. Plus, Springsteen.

Japanese comedian Ken Shimura eggs on Pan-kun the chimpanzee, who manages to play table tennis better than a human baby can – plus he can catch them in his mouth like marshmallows.

Prankster Rémi Gaillard takes over a pair of elevators in the best way possible, forcing prospective ascendants to hit the stairs. We’re going to be very wary the next time we ride a lift.

(NSFW: Language) YouTuber PewDiePie records himself while he plays horror video games like the infamous Amnesia: The Dark Descent. Remember: disembodied limbs don’t make for good sidekicks.

YouTuber brittmellish09’s brother Tyler broke his arm; the doctors had to re-break it to set it back. Poor guy right? Wrong. They gave him a general anesthetic and he had the time of his life.

A friendly game of table tennis gets out of hand when the players start to take it seriously, turning it into a smashing contest until they elevate their level of play to over 9000.

PBA Hall of Famer Pete Weber needed a strike in the final frame to win a record-breaking five US Open titles and become the oldest bowler to win the tournament. This is how he celebrated.

If you’ve ever worked on a car, you know that removing an engine is a daunting task. It requires time, muscle, patience and a hoist. Or you could just yank it like a tooth. (Thanks John Michael)

If you liked the schadenfreude when you saw David after his dentist appointment, then check out the second act: the aftermath of a teen whose wisdom teeth were removed. (Thanks Dan!)

Nathan Barnatt wows us with his precision acrobatic control and flexibility while showing us the coolest way to get into a car in his latest “Vince Diesel”-inspired video.

(NSFW: Nudity) Clayton Sotos captures moments created by the human body with the help of Dell Inspiron. Or not. You decide. The fact that it’s on Vimeo is a nice touch.

(Spoilers) Mario and Fafa explain Hollywood’s evil plot to make men cry, listing nine of the top tearjerkers for guys. While we agree, we think they should have included Up! and The Green Mile.

Kiko is a sweet dog. She even knows a trick she can do on command. Unfortunately, she must have missed the day in training class where they explained the finer points of rolling over.

SlurpTV’s promo for Barcelona’s Apocalypse Miau parties – “the last fun night in the galaxy” – has an amount of value and hilarity directly proportional to how wasted you are when you watch it.

Jimmy Kimmel gathers more stars than showed up at the Oscars in this trailer for the ultimate flick, combining every cliché and ridiculous plot point in the history of filmmaking into a single meta-movie.