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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.

It’s just an inanimate object, but there’s something about the shape and fleshy consistency of this frankfurter being snapped in twain by a mousetrap that will make you cringe. Warped Perception captured the carnage at up to 147,000 fps to drag out the pain.

“Go ahead and buy sweet and succulent tree fetuses. They’re just gonna rot on your counter anyway.” Cracked and Roger the educational Satan are back to explain how groceries use psychology and statistics to make us spend and eat more.

Corridor pokes fun at the action and gunplay from the John Wick saga, replacing his Heckler & Kochs and Glocks with NERF blasters, and bullets with foam darts. It’s a little slow at the start, but once the action and stunts gets going, it’s good fun.

A fantastically gruesome replacement for the logs in your gas fireplace or fire pit. Each skull is made from heat-tolerant ceramic and lava granules, layered over a steel structure. They’re not cheap, but they are certainly awesome. Also available in white. (Thanks Doug!)

Adam Sandler’s upcoming Netflix movie Sandy Wexler looks awful, which is a damn shame because the film’s inspiration, Sandler’s talent manager Sandy Wernick, seems like a hoot. Perhaps a documentary would’ve been better.

“My apologies. Most apologetic.” Jack of all Genius spoofs the viral BBC clip of the kids crashing a live news segment. This time it’s R2-D2 and BB-8 interrupting Darth Vader’s commentary. Be careful not to choke on your crisps, children.

“I don’t know why you guys keep inviting me.” Since Chevrolet won’t stop making those “real people” ads, Zebra Corner is back with another biting parody. This time his real person alter ego wonders what Chevy’s “initial quality” awards even mean.

You might think that Mr. Bean is just a bumbling idiot, but John Loberger’s hilariously warped recut trailer makes him look like a deranged psychopath instead. Like other killers, we’re calling him by his full name from now on, Barnes Quentin Tarquin Farnham Bean.

“I designed and printed this nice little blade guide. It’s a little bit short though so I’m going to use this piece of wood to bring up the height.” YouTuber DangerousAndAwesome captures the spirit of the Internet – spending way too much time on something useless.

“You are highly motivated, and on the path towards greatness.” Cuuuube dropped by The Tonight Show to help a down in the dumps NWA fan get their groove back. And people thought we shouldn’t listen to this dude.

Fans of “Weird Al” Yankovic will be excited to hear snippets of the 23 tracks on the bonus 15th album that comes with Squeeze Box. It’s packed with obscure and previously unreleased tunes from the master of novelty music. That Prodigy parody from ALtv is priceless.

Seth Everman titled this video simply as: “When you try all the sounds and beats on your synth (while only playing coldplay – viva la vida).” His description couldn’t be more accurate. We want to run on the treadmill to the techno version.

You’ve just trudged through a foot of snow to get to the train so you can head to work. But the blizzard is far from over. Nick Colvin captured this awesome slow-mo footage of a commuter train covering passengers with a deluge of the white stuff as it pulls into the station.

“Candles and clocks sing and twirl, let their master’s plan unfurl. The accessories are accessories to kidnapping a girl.” How It Should Have Ended shows us a couple of understandable ways that Beauty and the Beast could have played out.

(PG-13: Language) Netflix gives us a very small taste of Dave Chappelle’s comeback stand-up comedy special. The video combines two of Chappelle’s most recent US tours into one. 3/21/17 can’t come soon enough.

(PG-13: Language) The extraordinarily talented rapper Mac Lethal received a hateful, obnoxious, slur-filled comment from a low-life internet troll. So what did he do? He decided to respond to the message with a little critique of the dude’s grammar and spelling.