Awesome Funny Stuff

Here’s a little lesson in what showmanship is really all about courtesy of legendary entertainer Larry Griswold. Watch as he wows Old Blue Eyes himself and try to not to gasp too loudly.

Remember the eHarmony cat lover? Kristen Bell is exactly like that when it comes to sloths. She got one for her birthday and the awesomeness of it all was just too much for her to handle.

C.G.P. Grey on the strange North American tradition of Groundhog Day, with an appropriate cameo from another YouTube friend we know and love. Punxsy Phil does have an awesome name.

The master of chillaxing gets something a little more sophisticated than his usual cardboard hangouts. We could watch Maru climb up and disappear into that tiny house all day.

(Warning: MAJOR SPOILERS!) College Humor transforms first four seasons of Breaking Bad into a retro-style RPG, with 16-bit versions of Walt, Jesse, Hank, Gus and even a tiny pixelated Winnebago.

Image enhancement engineer Brant Widgeon helps bring us awe-inspiring astronomical images. But he doesn’t just have to clean up dust and specks – he’s got a much bigger challenge on his hands.

A movie about two lovers who will be torn apart by the same glamorous life that brought them together in the first place. Oh wait. Different silent film. This one’s much, much more, uhm, eccentric.

When Andy Richter isn’t defeating our computer overlords or out fishing, he’s got a side-gig – doing voiceover work for Skyrim. We still haven’t figured out how to enable these in our copy.

Graphic designer Adam Ladd had his 5-year-old daughter look at popular brand logos and say what she thinks they are. Guess which of the four logos above she was able to name.

The Grosjean Brothers continue their modern-day Skyrim adventure, this time with the RPG tradition of trespassing and looting. The persistent, yet impotent rage of the homeowner is spot on.

So we’re just sitting here, wondering what it would be like to see Guy Fieri spitting his food out instead of eating it, and then this video from Conan shows up on our desk. Nope, don’t need to see it twice.

The music video for Drunk by British artist Ed Sheeran features the world’s most awesome pet. Man, we wish we had a talking cat as a wingman. Directed by Saman Keshavarz.

Dogs may think they have cornered the market on fetching stuff, but they might face some stiff, winged competition – assuming penguins some day become popular house pets.

Liam Neeson creates a voice mail greeting for his “#1 Fan,” echoing his intense speech from Taken. Does it still count as a greeting if you threaten to kill the person on the other end of the line?

Come Super Bowl Sunday, witness FirstBank carve a niche for itself by staying out of the way of the other ads vying for the attention of millions of viewers. Now that’s customer service.

Prankmeister Rémi Gaillard stands by the side of the road disguised as one of those annoying speed cameras, snapping pictures of anything he thinks is going too fast – because, why not?

Henry Edmonds, you’ve doomed us all. Boots & Cats is not something that one can like or hate. It just burrows into your mind, never to be forgotten. Dance clubs will never be the same.

(NSFW: Language) A hilarious gift for loved ones who don’t feel good about themselves. The stuffed toys from Chad Silver’s Love is Lame collection are like sassier versions of Care Bears.

Instead of hiring booth babes (or bros), an exhibitor at CES brought a magician with them to attract visitors. He pretended to explain his tricks even as he continuously fooled his audience.

Kaylee has not yet realized that using brute force does not always work, but we have to commend her and her never-say-die attitude. Also her determined expression is a joy to behold.

A dark comedy by Felix Massie about the mundane, absurd and random cruelties of life. Don’t let the primitive animation fool you – this is still a great and superbly written short film.

Mario and Fafa were looking at their stats and are concerned that their numbers skew heavily to a male demo, and decide to do something about it. Romance and salad for all the ladies!

We’ve seen our share of quality student–made films, but Collegehumor really brought us back to the past with this sketch. Oh to be young and clueless, narcissistic and supported by parents.