(NSFW: Language) Key & Peele take a little roadtrip, when Keegan Michael stumbles upon Jordan’s ridiculously warped audio playlist. A good reason not to record personal diaries on your media player.

You may be familiar with the practice of strapping propellants to household objects and placing NPCs in/on them in HL2 physics sandbox Garry’s Mod. If not, this video by Brandon J. La might not make much sense. Or maybe it will.

Drunk come ons, lethal perfume, pure insanity and sacrilegous comparisons abound in the latest teaser for Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues.  We hope Ron Burgundy solves the mystery behind San Diego’s name this time.

Chris Hadfield may already have returned to Earth, but before he left the ISS, Jamie Hyneman and Adam Savage designed a zero-G game for the astronauts for their rare bit of downtime. Care for a round of Space Darts?

Enter now for a chance to win one of five Kinkajou bottle cutters. These kits make it easy to convert your old glass bottles into drinking glasses, vases, lampshades, candle holders and more. (Contest Ends 5/26.)

BuzzFeed takes a look at the absurdly small serving sizes of popular food. Granted, most of these are not good in large amounts, but still. Why would you call it a “single” pizza if you think it’s good for two people?

New York pastry chef Dominique Ansel has invented this epic new breakfast treat which combines the flakiness of a croissant with the sugary toppings, fillings and shape of a donut. One bakers dozen now, please!

A boat captain takes an impressive 90-degree “drift” turn through the challenging canals of Amsterdam in a long sightseeing boat. Though we’d hate to know what would have happened if he miscalculated the turn.

(NSFW: Language) 1A4Studio gives the sci-fi classic Aliens the speedrun treatment. The studio has gotten so good at this, you have to watch the short multiple times to appreciate all the references and jokes. Mmmm so fresh!

Mental Floss’ List Show shares 36 weird units of measurements. Some make common terms like a pinch, a dash or a drop more specific, some have no fixed value and some are just plain weird. A millihelen? WTF?

LEGO enthusiast Sheepo made an extremely detailed 1:7 scale remote-controlled replica of the Caterham 7, which itself is a kit car.  It has working suspensions, steering, gearbox and even disc brakes. More on Sheepo’s site.

Like the Prop Power, Quirky’s upcoming Prop Power Rugged is an extension cord made with flexible wiring. It wraps around objects like a snake and holds its shape. This edition has a sturdy shell for added durability.

(NSFW: Language) A man asks his friend to take him to the hospital. But which one of them actually has a problem? A hilarious and tightly made short by writer, director and actor John Viener (Family Guy).

A one-off bike made by El Solitario, the Trimotoro is an ’85 Moto Guzzi V65 that looks like it was modified in a junkyard using spare parts from robotic insects. It is at once raw and playful. Outdoor images by Bubble Visor.

It starts out like any other slightly awkward educational video, but this clip descends into utter madness the longer and longer you stick around through its 3-minute lesson. We’re using that “Galaxy” move the next time we eat out.

Despite the fact that not every Star Trek movie is a classic, editor Nick Bosworth makes them look that way in his 7-minute tribute which features footage from each and every Trek flick released in theaters to date.

Naturalist Brad Josephs shares some of the footage that got using his GoPro camera, including a scene where a curious grizzly bear tried munching on the gadget. Parts of the video will appear in BBC’s Great Bear Stakeout.

One Minute Galactica mashes up Steven Spielberg’s minimal classic Duel with the audio from an old driver’s ed film called “You’re Driving 90 Horses.” Ironically, that’s about how much power his 1971 Plymouth Valiant had.

Set for FOX’s Fall 2013 lineup, it stars Karl Urban as a troubled cop who is forced to work with the department’s mandatory new “synthetic” officers. From J.H. Wyman (Fringe) and J.J. Abrams (What is he not involved in?)

It’s always nice to have a business card that stands out from the crowd, but we’re giving extra points for creativity to this Brazilian cheese shop for having their cards made up as tiny, functional cheese graters.

An eight-year-old boy wakes up in a field with vague memories of his life – a life which apparently ended 32 years earlier. One of the more compelling sounding series on ABC’s 2013 Fall lineup.

Build the most epic sandcastle on the beach with the help of these construction equipment inspired grips that can make short work of digging out even the stickiest of sand.

UK readers, here’s a chance for you to learn some of the best techniques for surviving in the outdoors, including a grueling course in which participants are put to the test for 24 hours in the wild. Let’s hope it doesn’t involve this.