Awesome Funny Stuff

Hogwarts meets the ‘hood with Dangerous Wands, a parody of Dangerous Minds; Hermione teaches at a school on the wrong side of Azkaban with Voldemort as a potion pusher.

Don’t have a cow, man, the Simpsons are still around–albeit with an artistic makeover; this Springfield Still Life t-shirt turns our favorite animated family into inanimate objects.

CollegeHumor finishes off the decade along with the world as we know it with their End of the World Parody; conspiracy nuts and mass media gluttons, prepare to get your mind blown.

It may sound like the latest Steven Seagal flick, but the Guerilla Handbell Strikeforce has purely peaceful aims: it’s a 13-member choir that randomly helps Salvation Army bell ringers.

We’re not sure if this SkyNet t-shirt is an exercise in cognitive dissonance or cyborg destruction; with Los Angeles the latest city to join the Cloud/Cyberdyne, it may be time to call on Connor.

Galactic history may have turned out differently had those Death Star plans gotten lost: this That’s No Spoon t-shirt may not be fully armed and operational, but it is multi-functional.

The Muppets ring in the holidays with another 1080p performance, this time singing (or meeping) Ringing of the Bells; be sure to rock out to Bohemian Rhapsody if you haven’t already.

Threadless veteran Chow Hon Lam is more creative in a day than we are in an entire year, and Flying Mouse 365 proves it: he’s making one new t-shirt every day for a year. Thanks, Joao!

It was intended as a contest to make your own trailer for an upcoming BBC web series, but The Web for Beginners shows what happens when you mix geek humor and creative editing.

We’re continuously hungry on the interval [now, infinity], but this pi*z*z*a t-shirt is a not-so-discrete solution for maximizing our stomach volume; we’ll have an isometric slice of pi, please.

More powerful than an HDTV and able to project on tall buildings, the Extreme Gamer is really an ad for an Epson projector–but this PS3-toting dude is still a superhero in our books.

The Dark Knight may have been cinematic gold, but it wasn’t without its fair share of guano; this hilarious Batman Parody features Bruce bat-tacking the movie’s various plot holes.

History may have been different had Darth McCartney and his troopers been Storming Abbey Road instead of The Fab Four; Here Comes The Death Star and Darth Sidious’ Garden, anyone?

Mid-life crises and life insurance see eye to eye in CollegeHumor’s GEICO Commercial Parody; spend a day with those eyeballs and you’d probably be at the end of your rope, too.

Live long, and puppet: this Party Trick tee proves that Spock’s greeting also makes him the life of the party–at least until he Vulcan nerve pinches everyone after too much Romulan Ale.

Filled with tests of L-block temptations and delayed line pieces, any hopes you had that the 8-bit heavens are fair and just will disappear like a row of blocks in this God of Tetris video.

It is a good day to Twitter: Tweet in Klingon is a Star Trek Online viral tool that translates your weakling Federation-speak into 140 characters of guttural, bat’leth-wielding doom.

Simultaneously realizing every little boy’s dream and low earth orbit is no small task for a 3rd grader; this Accidental Astronaut t-shirt is a coin-op ride’s version of the Konami code.

Disco dancing sounds and looks good on paper with Rob Diaz’s Elio, which shows the perils of going Travolta at your 9-5; the stop-motion short film was shot using a Nokia XpressMusic 5800.

CollegeHumor’s Google Android Blackmail would be pretty ham-fisted if it weren’t so perfectly-timed; it was released the same day Google decided to extend personalized search to all.

Ben Stiller pokes fun at Lance Armstrong with Stillerstrong, but it’s for a good cause: donations help to build classrooms, buy supplies, and hire teachers for a school in Ceverine, Haiti.

We’re not sure if this space traveler has landed on an event horizon or a really dark planet, but this Where’s The Ship t-shirt reveals the interstellar perils of forgetting where you parked.

Creepy yet hilarious, Daniel Scheinert and Dan Kwan’s Swingers mixes great comedic timing with ridiculously uncomfortable moments; in otherwords, a true theatre of the absurd.