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(PG-13: Language) Videogamedunkey gives two furious thumbs down to Mass Effect: Andromeda. The game is fun at times, but in between the janky animations, the labyrinth of menus and the soulless hero, it’s hard to justify why you should spend time and money on it.

(PG-13: Language) “It’s the first ever Chevy Cruze hatchback.” “I hope it’s the last.” Mahk of Zebra Corner continues his one-man crusade against Chevrolet’s car ads that feature some of the most easily impressed people on Earth. It’s like they’ve only seen cars in junkyards.

YouTuber marxj1 shared this cute video of a little girl mistaking a broken water heater for a robot. We’re not sure what’s more fascinating: that her belief makes us believe as well, or that she’s familiar with the concept of a robot.

…nuff’ said. Lexington CBS/FOX sports anchor Lee K. Howard shares this scene from a bar that perfectly captured the heart-wrenching final seconds of Kentucky and North Carolina’s Elite Eight match. Hugs for everyone.

(PG-13: Language) Did you know that it’s illegal for civilians to wear camouflage clothing in public in Jamaica? Or that you can get arrested in China for reincarnating without the government’s permission? All that and more in Sam O’Nella Academy’s video.

A fantastic commercial for Virgin’s high-speed data service, which mashes up all kinds of movie genres in a single scene. It plays out in a tunnel straight out of Star Wars, but features all kinds of anachronistic and misplaced characters in a thrilling chase sequence.

“It’s like some little kid dropped their toy.” A team of oceanic researchers on the E/V Nautilus came across this unusual sea creature while on a mission, but rather getting all serious and sciency, they spent their time poking fun at the little guy’s looks.

“No longer must man look in two separate locations for literature and fowl!” The fountain at Station Park in Farmington, Utah has six whimsical bronze sculptures. Or so they say. As far as EvilLairProductions is concerned, at least one of them tells a horrifying tale.

“I’m gonna need a moment here.” Watch Lazy Game Reviews geek out while opening and setting up an IBM AT – 8Mhz CPU! 512KB RAM! – and the legendary Model M keyboard. You can skip to 23:15 to see the setup come alive, but you’re going to miss out on the fun.

They came from nothing to… this. Georgia’s trap-hop trio teamed up with The Tonight Show‘s Jimmy Fallon and The Roots to perform their signature song with the help of office supplies. Yep, it’s as weird as it sounds.

(PG-13) France’s one-man Jackass shares another round of pranks. This time he ruined everyone’s day while posing as a construction worker. It’s amazing what you can get away with wearing a hard hat and a reflective vest.

The great Stephen Hawking appeared in a skit made by UK charity Comic Relief. It’s about him looking for a new voice for his text-to-speech device. Sadly, none of the correct options were available: Morgan Freeman, James Earl Jones, or Gilbert Gottfried. It’s not rocket science.

“It turns out the whole tutorial is pretty much designed to sell you the College or University DLC.” Casually Explained continues his video game-themed explanation of the great MMORPG that is life. He underestimates the tutorial stage, but he’s spot on with the rest.

It’s cash in time! On the eve of the new Power Rangers film, Screen Junkies takes a look at the 1995 movie adaptation of the TV series. It’s a hilarious reminder that the show is about two cool things – helmets and giant robots – buried in hot garbage.

(PG-13: Language) “You a victim. Yesterday I put ketchup on my fries. Today? Today I dipped ’em.” OOOOHHHH He Who Is Not A Rapper is back. And this time he’s comin’ for you. Don’t bother practicing your bars and flows. You lose as soon as you press play.

The storytelling in Grant Kolton’s darkly comic and wonderfully meta animated short tells the tale of a young boy named William and his best friend Chester – who just happens to be a deadly scorpion.

What was one of the most popular videos in the early days of YouTube gets revisited, with the cast of finger puppet Harry Potter reuniting to celebrate 10 years since the original, and taking advantage of today’s much improved video streaming quality.

A recent research study out of the University of Zurich in Switzerland states that dogs are capable of being deceptive and manipulative to get what they want. Conan O’Brien not only believes this study, but has visual evidence that it’s the truth.

The perfect way to serve up melon at parties. This ceramic watermelon-slash-shark will hold onto your fruit or other snacks, and is way easier and more permanent way to do it than carving one from an actual watermelon. You Martha Stewart types can try that instead.

Attaching a couple of canisters of pressurized nitrous oxide to a desk chair probably isn’t the best idea, but that didn’t stop these guys from Street Outlaws from doing it anyhow. We sure hope the dude in the chair didn’t eat lunch before he did this idiotic, yet hilarious stunt.

(PG-13: Language, SPOILERS) Videogamedunkey plays the excellent action RPG Nier: Automata and realizes that he hates robots. That includes pacifist robots, tall robots and baby robots. Then he finds out how to get to the credits as quickly as possible.

A coloring book for adult humans with a sense of humor and no sense of decorum. It’s packed with cheeky calligraphic images to fill in and frame. Our favorite? “F*ck a Doodle Doo.” We only wish they sold F*cking Brilliant coloring pencils instead of just No. 2s.

“Hey, Triple-R! Yeah, S to the C? Do you think there’s such a thing as a dumb question? That’s a stupid thing to ask.” Stephen Colbert and Ryan Reynolds hang out under the stars and contemplate some of the universe’s most ponderable imponderables.

Wunder Tüten presents a compilation of horribly unfulfilling moments which will have you on edge in the same way that fingernails across a chalkboard effect most of us. Get ready to be disappointed. You’ve been warned.

Do you hate waiting in traffic? The Hum Rider solves this problem by widening its wheels to ride between the lanes, then rising up about nine feet in the air to drive right over traffic jams. We want one, but sadly it’s just a promotional stunt for Verizon’s Hum car gadgets.