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BrickBros Productions is back with another great LEGO stop-motion clip. This time, it’s not their food they’re playing with, but power tools and LEGO lumber. We don’t recommend running your bricks through a table saw.

(PG-13: Language) Comedian and artist Dominic Moschitti aka Paperback Paradise peppers Instagram with hilarious edits of book covers from the ’70s, ’80s and ’90s. He sells some of the covers as packs of postcards on his website.

The dance from the Rick and Morty episode Ricksy Business is entertaining all on its own. But it’s just that much better in the Japanese dubbed version shown here. Though “wubba-lubba-dub-dub” is the same in all languages.

(PG-13: Language) Videogamedunkey points us to Stick Fight: The Game, a physics-based multiplayer brawler for Windows and Mac. Barely control stick figures as you and up to 3 other friends fight through 80 silly levels.

(Gore) TierZoo’s latest video focuses not on one family of animals but on a specific aspect: fighting types. He classifies them under grappler, rushdown, spacing, and projectile. Each has excellent examples, but they all have weak points and counters.

Now you can get Spider-Man’s dying – vanishing? – words in Avengers: Infinity War on a t-shirt thanks to artist Olipop. The graphic depicts the “I don’t feel so good” line with the crumbling dust effect as seen on the film. Also available on other apparel and merchandise.

3D artist Vladimir Tomin imagined what it would be like if we could edit and manipulate real world objects as if they were 3D models. Watch as an omnipotent cursor stretches, bends, generates, multiplies and generally messes with stuff.

We had to go way back in the wayback machine to dig up this clip, but it’s too good not to share if you missed it. Watch as The Hellacopters drummer Robert Eriksson performs a solo on a set of custom-carved ice drums. They play surprisingly well – except the cymbals.

Encyclopedia Pictura’s series of vignettes about a group of young friends is wildly inventive, from its adorable environments, to its character design, to its lighthearted story and dialogue, to its great voice acting. Animation junkies will definitely want to check this out.

After reading Ernest Cline’s Ready Player One, we wanted to LOVE the movie version. But alas, we only thought it was okay. Screen Junkies takes on Spielberg’s big screen adaptation, along with some of the film’s sillier ideas.

If there’s one thing that Donald Duck is most of the time, it’s unintelligible. In this amusing DuckTales promo from Comic-Con 2018, actor Don Cheadle stepped in to help the mush-mouthed waterfowl improve his elocution once and for all.

Saw imaginary sheep in half instead of counting them with Prime 1 Studio’s officially-licensed Bloodborne Saw Cleaver Pillow. Like its inspiration, the pillow can be folded and transformed. That said, we hope they can still fix it because the blade is reversed as it is.

“They looked like testicles with eyes, but they sounded like heaven.” Conan O’Brien shares footage from a new documentary on Figrin D’an and the Modal Nodes, the guys behind “Cantina Band” from Star Wars: Episode IV. Turns out they were way more than a one-hit wonder.

Feel like a billionaire and make it rain on the cheap with Fred’s Filthy Rich cocktail napkins. Each pack contains 12 pieces of napkins that look like $100 bills. So yeah, they actually are for high rollers.

(PG-13: Language) “Just like old times.” Nate and Sully pull off a risky double heist in the name of – what else? – treasure. Nathan Fillion stars as Uncharted‘s hero in this fun short film with all the trademarks of the video game series, including Nate’s godly luck.

Videogamedunkey dusts off a not-so-classic from the early 32-bit gaming era. Bubsy 3D… or is it “Bubby?” was a horrible attempt to create a PlayStation 3D platformer, with none of the charm, gameplay, or entertainment value of the games it attempted to live up to.

The 1980s gave us all sorts of pop culture we still reference to this day. But one thing it wasn’t very good at was movie trailers. Journey’s End remade the trailer for The Dark Knight in period-correct style, and it shows just how far trailers have come… for better or for worse.

“It’s every dad’s paradise, where a father of three children can finally get some peace and quiet…” John Krasinski’s intense horror was a great movie – if nothing else for it’s ability to make audiences be completely silent. Screen Junkies couldn’t resist roasting it anyhow.

“And don’t forget! A state-of-the-art food court!” Netflix went all in for this short but rad teaser for the third season of Stranger Things. It’s an advertisement for Starcourt Mall, a newly opened mall in the show’s town. It should make for an awesome setting for the series.

YouTuber Sushi Ramen decided to see what would happen if he subjected his body to the extreme forces generated by a massive industrial fan. Predictably, as he runs in front of its blade, he goes flying with absolutely zero control of where and how he lands.

“I wanna alleviate it to the next level.” Naptime Comedy pokes fun at the stylish and serious Netflix series Chef’s Table, replacing the show’s talented cooks with a pothead, and its gourmet dishes with the kinds of junk foods that are best enjoyed shortly after 420.

AkBKukU wanted to celebrate Windows 98’s 20th birthday in style. So he dug up unopened computer components and peripherals from 20 years ago and put them together to make a brand new yet instantly obsolete gaming PC.

(PG-13: Language) Conan O’Brien bought his assistant Sona a, uhm, new car. But not before trashing her old one. Watch them scout for new cars online and learn about Coco’s definition of a man’s man, a Bugatti’s fuel and of course what car Conan bought for her.

From the twisted mind of Steven Rhodes aka Bluekiosk comes another diabolical t-shirt design. See Your Future! sees a young fortuneteller cheerfully proclaiming that you’ll end up a hobo. It’s also available on other apparel and accessories, as well as a print.

Those of you who spend any time at the gym will be more than familiar with the sight of the good old weightlifter’s bench. Well if you’d like one at home, you could buy one from Amazon, or you could build one from trees, like Hudson and Duke White from Buff Dudes.

Peter Sripol and his buddy Sam spent a couple of days building a huge barbecue lighter, complete with a red body and black switch. Inside is a weed torch modified to fit a butane bottle. Watch them set off their leftover Fourth of July fireworks with it.

(PG-13: Language) Ryan & David made a NERF-themed rocket launcher that can do some serious damage. For ammo, they made gigantic Nerf darts out of PVC fittings and pool noodles. Watch them wreck stuff with this dangerous and almost certainly illegal toy.

Squirrel Monkey’s retro tech series Wonders of the World Wide Web ponders what it might have been like if eBay shipped on floppy diskettes, and was available all the way back in 1988, complete with the most hilariously skeuomorphic user experience ever.

(PG-13: Language) If Ari Gold represented video game characters instead of Hollywood big-shots, he might be something like the agent in Dorkly’s long-running animated series, which they’ve compiled into a single 11-minute-long clip for our enjoyment.

(PG-13) A man gets massive amounts of attention heaped upon him when he gets a new and adorable pet with a unique talent in Simon Cahn’s hilariously offbeat music video for DJ Boston Bun’s and DVNO’s catchy dance track about spreading love like a Paddington Bear.

Dinosaurs make reservations, Chris Pratt keeps getting tranquilized, and he came up with a gross way to raise a young dinosaur in ArtSpear Entertainment’s funny animated spoof of the trailer for Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom.

Filmmaker Fergal Costello had a couple of days to kill when he was off from work, and decided to use the time to shoot a short sci-fi comedy in his uncle’s garage. The result is a clever and amusing clip about a man who can’t be bothered to heed a simple warning label.