Awesome Funny Stuff

Let their be (fiber optic) light: their names are lost to history (blame the great robot revolt of 2089), but this Connected tee depicts the holy trinity of W3C who first brought forth the Interwebs.

Improv Everywhere’s Grocery Store Musical is a produce production you’ll go bananas over: a follow-up to Food Court Musical, it involved six actors and numerous hidden cameras.

From the guy who brought us the first Carl Sagan Auto-Tune, We Are All Connected is a symphony of science: Richard Feynman, Neil deGrasse Tyson, and Bill Nye get their groove on.

Just in time for Halloween, Randr Tees’ Fall 2009 line hits our horror sweet spot with plenty of gore and just enough tongue-in-cheek to keep things light; choose from seven new t-shirts.

Aled Lewis’ The Horde t-shirt replays a scene from Living Dead and countless other zombie flicks, but we wonder: perhaps they just want to lend a hand (or other detached limb)?

The lamp serves time for his crimes: this Pixar Intro Parody begins with a media frenzy and jail time, but unlike most of the Hollywood elite, its story ends with electrifying results.

Available 12/22/09, Family Guy: Something, Something, Something, Darkside is Seth MacFarlane’s latest faithful Star Wars retelling, this time parodying The Empire Strikes Back.

Even dinosaurs aren’t immune to historical revisionism: our terrible lizard pals turn into terrific lizards with this Save Yourself t-shirt, which tells tall tails of their selfless heroism.

Play games at work without getting caught with Can’t You See I’m Busy; games such as Arkanoid and Lunar Lander will have you Excel-erating spaceships and editing the hell out of Word.

We have to hand it to Joe for a truly meta proposal: this series of LEGO picnic engagement boxes were given to his girlfriend Kristen as they were having that very picnic (she said yes).

NSFW: Still can’t wrap your noggin’ around Google Wave? This Pulp Fiction mashup by Joe Sabia should “bang” some sense into your head; it’s basically chat with 72 point font and pictures.

It sounds like car geek speak gone amok, but this indecipherable Turbo Encabulator video is actually an ode to one of engineering’s oldest inside jokes: read the full history at Wikipedia.

A boon to Monty Python fans everywhere, Hand of Above is an art project in Liverpool which superimposes a giant hand over live crowd videos on a billboard: squish, poke, fling!

We normally jump at the chance for a roadtrip, but Google Streetview Guys is the antithesis of Harold & Kumar: no male bonding, no burgers, and no foreseeable end in sight.

It’s never too young to prepare for a living dead apocalypse: these Zombie Mobiles by Salty and Sweet include Braaains, Six Feet Over, and even a Left 4 Dead inspired mobile.

If the best ideas are scrawled on cocktail napkins, the Napkin Sketchbook will increase pipe dream potential a hundred-fold: it’s packed with 30 blank napkins–about 120 pages.

With two Shaun of the Dead alums (Bill Nighy and Nick Frost) plus Philip Seymour Hoffman, we’re having a hard time tuning out Pirate Radio; based on a true story, it’ll debut 11/13.

Human Resources takes on a new meaning with Z.E.O.: A Zombie’s Guide to Getting A(Head) In Business; it’s a 254 page book for those who prefer their 9-5ers to be 6 feet under.

The trailer for Toy Story 3 is finally out: we won’t spoil it for you, but it suffices to say we get to see several old characters in a new light–and in the case of one, a brand new language.

After dissecting LEGOs, Dunnys and even Gummy Bears, Jason Freeny takes his scalpel to Domo: we’re still not sure if the fur and teeth are scarier or the blood and guts are.

Cellphones may run on volts of electricity, but many humans (including us) run on jolts of java: this Refill Require t-shirt is for those whose sleep debt is one REM cycle away from bankruptcy.

Proof that one should seek enlightenment by sitting under a tree, not by surfing social networks: Facebook Quota Buddha is what happens when you preach Sex and the City.

The mindless ruminations of Peppy and gang seem juvenile in Star Fox in Iraq, at least until they lead to a sudden philosophical epiphany: that, and a crapload of barrel rolls.