A man wants to return an unsightly fish back to the pet store because of how it looks. Tom Teller’s short film doesn’t have one outstanding feature, but somehow the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. YouTube mirror here.

Watch Destin of Smarter Every Day punch a sculpted six-pack in slow-motion, as he explains how the legendary stunt performer Harry Houdini died: through a lethal combination of douchebaggery and stubbornness.

The “Michael Jordan of short attention spans” is stuck between being too restless to study which leads to bad grades which leads to tutoring sessions which makes him sad or taking medication which makes him sad or. Or. OR.

Parker Dusseau’s Commuter Suit is made of breathable fabric, has a zipped opening on the upper arm for extra ventilation as well as hidden reflective lining for cyclists. Matching pants and shirts are also available.

Various levels of Joker’s Fun House created in LEGO. It has lots of moving parts and features minifigs of Batman, Robin and other heroes being attacked by Joker and other villains. Brickbaron made this award-winning diorama.

(NSFW: Language) Dark Igloo and M ss ng P eces pay homage to the toys and collectibles of the 80s and 90s. This über board game combines the action figures, video game accessories and other toys we had as kids.

THAT’S not a chainsaw. THIS is a chainsaw. This custom-built chainsaw from Australia’s Whitlands Engineering is powered by a 4.1-liter V8 car engine, and can slice through massive tree trunks in just seconds. Go figure it’s not alone.

A keychain-sized gadget packed with features. The iMpulse controller works with iOS and Android devices. It can be used as a gamepad, a media controller and a locator for your keys. Available in plastic and brushed metal cases.

While the Internet Archive’s website itself looks like it’s stuck in 1997, it’s worth checking out their Console Living Room, which lets you play hundreds of classic console games in your web browser, courtesy of JSMESS. No sound (yet).

Check out the first 15 minutes of Final Fantasy X – including the unforgettable Blitzball cutscene – in high definition. Battle at 13:35. The English version of the Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD bundle will be released for the PS3 and PS Vita on 3/18/14.

A more thorough version of this. Owen Wilson Cecil Trachenburg of Good Bad Flicks looks at the dismal quality of modern movie posters, provides a possible explanation for their decline and praises the indie poster movement.

(Gross) A woman on a first date is hesitant to order a a meal. His date tries to put her at ease and ends up WHAT THE HECK. Just, what? Folks, from now on, when someone says they don’t want to do something leave them be.

(NSFW: Language/Gore) An action-packed short based on Tomb Raider, though the heroine here is more of a Hostage Rescuer. It also stars the world’s dumbest hostages and the dreaded villain Captain Exposition. Great fight scenes though.

Austin “Austron” Granger built what he claims is the world’s largest K’nex ball machine. Made of more than 100,000 pieces, the machine is 23.5′ tall and 40′ long. It’s currently at The Works Museum in Bloomington, Minnesota.

A teenager finds a time capsule that his mom made for him back in 1994. The mementos are accompanied by a note. Casey Warren & Danielle Krieger’s film is based on a letter to Casey from his mom. She passed away when he was 12.

Originally shown at the Times Square New Year’s Eve celebration, the latest teaser for The Amazing Spider-Man 2 sees Peter going up against Sparkly Smurf. Seriously though they should’ve kept Max Dillon’s simple look.

Brett Kern creates incredible sculptures that look like Mylar balloons, but are made from glazed ceramics. While reminiscent of Jeff Koons’ work, Kern’s offer far greater craftsmanship. A limited number of pieces can be found in his Etsy shop.

Nintendo offers up a new take on their Tetris-inspired puzzle game. Dr. Luigi takes over from his big bro with a new puzzle mode. Play solo or against a buddy in local or online multiplayer. Available on the Wii U eShop for $15.

A LEGO model of NASA’s Curiosity rover, our robot emissary to Mars. It has 6 wheels and an articulated arm. It was designed and submitted to LEGO by Stephen Pakbaz, a mechanical engineer who worked on the actual rover.

(NSFW) Skate legend Mark Gonzales bolted nine skateboards together to create the Circle Board. Thrasher Magazine followed The Gonz and his buddies as they took the silly contraption for a spin around New York City.

(NSFW: Language/Gross) So much went wrong in the news last year that News Be Funny just couldn’t fit all of it in one video. Here’s more news bloopers, including the world’s best infographic, a Ron Burgundy cameo and a rapping weatherman.

A laptop stand with telescoping risers, letting you adjust its height between 1″ to 15″. It weighs just 3 lbs. but can carry laptops and other objects up to 20 lbs. It also has optional swappable trays designed to hold books and tablets.

(NSFW: Language) ZeFrank talks about the armored mammal. Did you know that there’s only one species of armadillo that can roll up into a ball? And did you know that armadillos are susceptible to boner pits – dammit Jerry!