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We love us a good plate of pasta with with meat sauce and homemade meatballs. The guys at HellthyJunkFood decided to create a unique variation on this classic dish by wrapping the spaghetti inside a giant ball of meat. We kept wanting it to read us an inspirational speech.

“If you’re a girl, you’ll probably be hearing a lot of ‘what were you thinking?’ and if you’re a guy, you’ll probably be hearing a lot of ‘dude, nice!'” Casually Explained provides some guidance on how to handle casual flings – assuming you can make one happen.

(PG-13: Language) “I guess you always feel like it’s a good idea to be on shows you watch…” NBA champion, awkward handshaker and the Beach Boys’ nephew Kevin Love talks about Cleveland’s Finals celebration, Iman Shumpert’s love for Game of Thrones and more.

Circa Laughs pokes fun at the endless stream of “evolution of” fashion videos by reminding us that every generation has its share of a-holes with cheesy moustaches, bad spray tans, backwards baseball caps, and yes, man buns.

Chris Stapleton, Kevin Bacon, and Jimmy Fallon donned their best long beards and furry guitars to turn in a cover of the ZZ Top hit Legs, but with the “original” lyrics that didn’t make it into the final cut. We’re guessing the song’s working title was Anatomy Lesson.

“I’m convinced that humans aren’t even meant to use their teeth to eat food. Why else would God have invented blenders?”JP Sears continues to spread the gospel of Ultra Spiritual Life. Here, he tries to school health food fanatic Robyn Openshaw in her own area of expertise.

The music video for a-ha’s 1984 pop hit Take on Me gets supremely creepy, and more than a little bit painful when Mario Wienerroither gets his hands on it and subtracts the catchy synths and dulcet tones of Morten Harket, Magne Furuholmen, and Pål Waaktaar-Savoy.

It’s easy to estimate how many boxers you are. But have you ever wondered how many animals you are by weight? That’s exactly what this simple website does. It’s surprisingly fun, though it’s sad knowing that it only takes four poodles to hold us down.

After showing off the world’s biggest Rubik’s Cube, puzzle maker Tony Fisher built a teensy little cube that measures just 5.6mm across. It’s fully functional, but can only be solved with a pair of tweezers. Or a hammer.

(PG-13: Language) Here we go again. The FCC wants less regulation of US internet service providers, even though it’s long been proven that given the chance, ISPs will create unfair situations for their competitors and customers. Speak your mind, America.

Blank on Blank animates a classic 1988 T.J. English interview with Bill Murray, in which the actor talked about how he turned his ability to annoy into a career, his perspectives on fame and wealth, charming us the whole way with his humor and humility.

A couple of SWAT team members are staking out a deadly killer, when they’re distracted by his neighbors, who clearly live a much more exciting life than the murderer. We want to party with these guys.

He’s coming to your town, he’ll help you get rickety-rickety-wrecked, son! Adult Swim tries to one-up the Wienermobile with their own unique vehicle. Clearly, on this timeline, Rick is a van, and he’s selling Rick and Morty-branded merch out of the back of it.

Master builder ZaziNombies shows how to make a life-size and wearable replica of Minecraft’s Creeper Head out of LEGO. It measures about 10″ on each side and is made of about 1,100 LEGO pieces, including the TNT hidden inside.

“Here’s what we’re gonna do… so that the operation isn’t gross.” A group of kids literally play doctor in Dean Fleischer-Camp and Jenny Slate’s charming short film, which wonderfully presents the sorts of things kids would actually say. We wonder how much of it was improvised.

This guy on a Chinese TV show turns in what is arguably the strangest performance of Adele’s Rolling in the Deep that we’ve ever heard. We don’t know whether to give him a standing ovation, or just stare at the screen like a deer caught in the headlights.

Authors Jason Hazeley and Joel Morris present a series of hilarious “educational” manuals which poke fun at kitschy 1960s Easy Reader books. The audiobook version is narrated by none other than Andy Richter.

Steve Casino is best known for his awesome sculptures of pop culture figures made from peanuts. But he also has created a series of awesome pull toys. While we might let kids play with Jimi Hendrix, the bloody Evil Dead one is definitely for big kids only. (Thanks Ed!)

Thumbs up for magician Vincent Kuo as he amps up the classic magic finger trick you learned as a kid. He works such trickery with his digits we’d be worried he might steal some of ours if we got anywhere near him.

(Gross) It’s an age old story of a girl falling in love with her one true soulmate – except in this case, her significant other just happens to be creepy alien creature. Oh Yeah Wow’s video for Millington’s jangly love song starts out silly, and ends like a horror film.

A kid struggles to keep awake in class, and every time he nods off, something strange happens to him. Seoro Oh’s short film about the thoughts that run through a young person’s mind is wonderfully weird, totally relatable, and beautifully animated.

(PG-13: Language) A hilarious bit of behind-the-scenes footage from the 2007 comedy classic Superbad, in which Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Jonah Hill, and Michael Cera do a table readthrough of the classic McLovin fake ID scene. Full clip here.

Pallette-Swap Ninja is celebrating the upcoming May the Fourth holiday in the best possible way, by releasing a free album comprised entirely of Star Wars parody songs, all done to the tune of songs from the Beatles’ famed record Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band.

No, that’s not a Baby Ruth in the swimming pool. This amusing inflatable float looks like the familiar poo emoji we all know and love. You’re sure to have the pool all to yourself with this giant floating doodie. Measures appx. 59″ x 65″, and supports two people.

(PG-13: Language) “Enter a world where you’re uncoordinated! Experience what it’s like to be clumsy!” Conan O’Brien checks out  a virtual reality game called Wilson’s Heart. It’s either a horror puzzle game or a taste of old age.