Each week, our friends at Everyday Carry are bringing us the latest drops, showing off the coolest gear they have to offer. Here’s this week’s load out, courtesy of EDC reader Victor Muzzi.

For one week, Jimmy Kimmel Live! and a star-studded hit list did a live version of the show’s Mean Tweets segment. But the main reason to watch this video is for us to gawk at the 49-year old Halle Berry.

Looks like its first crowdfunding effort bombed, but Skreens is back and more affordable. For the unfamiliar, Skreens lets you show videos from multiple HDMI sources in one TV or monitor, and customize their layout using a mobile app. It also has a built-in web browser.

While looking at the safety information briefing card on an airplane, animator Paolo Čerić decided that the images “had a dance vibe,” so he decided to do something about it. If flight attendants presented this information this way, we might actually pay attention.

(PG-13 Language) In case you’re wondering why everyone’s saying they’re seeing some ish they ain’t never seen before, or just “Oh my gawd Jay”, then you haven’t seen Boston’s state meme. Take it away, Michael Bergin.

Author and illustrator Austin Light decided to improve upon the titles of movies by just removing a single letter from their titles. Our cringeworthy favorites include and The Silence of the Labs and Finding Emo. Based on his ridiculously popular imgur gallery.

This shiba inu has taken a human’s job, working the window at a walk-up convenience store in Tokyo. While he’s hawking healthy cucumbers in this clip, he apparently has a history of peddling cigarettes too.

Ahoy‘s new mini series Nuclear Fruit looks at the Cold War’s effect on video games. The first episode skims over the evolution of video game artificial intelligence, which can be traced back to computer scientist and World War II cryptanalist Alan Turing.

Our favorite dysfunctional cartoon family gets the Funko POP! treatment, with big-headed versions of the entire Belcher clan: Bob and his rare and exotic moustache, Linda (All-riiiiight!), Louise with innocent pink bunny ears, Tina (Butts!), and Gene and his Casio.

Daft Punk Unchained is a BBC France documentary about Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo. The electronic music duo cleverly turned their desire for control and anonymity from an off-putting barrier into a weapon of creativity.

An affordable and extremely user-friendly laser cutter and engraver. It lets you work on a wide range of materials, including aluminum, leather and chocolate. You can use various image file types as designs or trace the cut directly on the material.

Koei Tecmo is developing an Attack on Titan game for the PS4, PS3 and PS Vita. The game retells the manga’s story so far, and will let you play as the main characters, including Eren, Armin and Mikasa. Coming in 2016. Gameplay here.

A compilation of spectacular wheelies, flips, spills and tumbles from Norway’s NEZ Formula Offroad championship, as these sturdy off-road buggies climb loose piles of sand and dirt. All we can say is, thank goodness for roll cages.

Seasons makes longboard decks that can also be used as snowboards. Simply remove the trucks and wheels (both not included), attach your bindings and strap on your boots, and you’re good to go on snow or sand. Available in three sizes.

(SPOILERS) The mother, the daughter and the unholy AI return in the Portal-themed expansion for the video game-toy hybrid LEGO Dimensions. It also features a new GLaDOS song from Jonathan Coulton titled You Wouldn’t Know.

While the rest of the Internet has moved on from Shia Labeouf’s motivational rage, YouTuber ILika Da refused to give up. Here’s the Just Do It speech combined with Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger and the garish optimism of Web 1.0.