Some weeks are easier to compile than others. This one was a bit on the tougher side and, thus, some of the results maybe a bit more varied and odd. I think you'll still feel quite distracted from your weekly duties tho.

This genius combined Star Trek withe SnapChat filters and the results are wonderful. If I could embed it below, I would.

Enjoy this thug life, taken from here but, trust me, it's much better as a silent video than it is as a chip advertisement.

• Top 25 Plastic Chairs - Bryan Ropar counts down his favorites. If you want more, dive in way further. Via John.
• The Washer Dryer Club - collectors of washer dryers get together and wash clothes. This feels like a cut scene from an unknown Christopher Guest movie but would CBS Sunday Morning lie to us? I don't think so. Also via John. No judgements tho, I collect and enjoy plenty of weird things myself.
• Stations - a wonderful short film that depicts the Subway experience in short, 2-3 second clips. I could watch something like this for hours.
• Beyonce Tour Announcement - plenty of talk of Beyonce recently but take a moment to just appreciate this video for the art direction of it. Sure there's plenty of random nouns being depicted (hawk, crashing waves, molotov cocktail) but it works and it looks beautiful.
• Arcade Fire - David Bowie Tribute - everyone's favorite indie outfit took to the streets of New Orleans to partner up with the Preservation Hall Jazz Band to pay tribute to Mr. Bowie. Honestly, I think the results are a little lackluster but it's something you should see regardless.
• OK Go - Upside Down and Inside Out - I really could care less about any OK Go song but I can't hate on the amount of work that must go into making these videos. I'm more curious to see the Making Of, as this is an awful lot of orchestrated, choreographed zero G movement.

Spend some time with @femscriptintros this weekend too and realize that writing women characters still has a long long way to go. Vaguely related, watch this Funny or Die Art of the Steal trailer in which Johnny Depp depicts an all too accurate Donald Trump. Then read this article and contemplate all weekend how terrifying it would be to have him running things.

But to end on a high note, enjoy this.

I won't put it into this week's collection but if you haven't dipped your toe into the Nightblonde teaser, please do so now. I'm quite excited for what they've got brewing.

Aside from that, dive in! Enjoy!

• Dominate the Foe - the Superbowl is this weekend. For many of us, this means very little. However, regardless of your sports ball knowledge, it means that this guys rap is relevant and to be enjoyed by all.
• If Movies Ended When Someone Said the Title - it's a great idea that's executed even better.
• Shredding and Skating Crazy Train - depending on this guys age, this is either impressive flaunting or sad showboating.
• Jeb Bush "Please Clap" - this is Jeb's Howard Dean moment, right?
• Carolina Camera "Clay Animators" - I recently mentioned this series but here's another great example of their goodness, a profile on one of the few Clay Animation studios in the 1980's. Oh, and the best part? John Lemmon is still going strong.
• How to Pack a Suitcase - this Joel Bauer clip is an odd one. While he really does seem like a bag of hot air, I can't stop watching. via Davis.
• Food Reviewer: Burger King vs McDonalds Mozzarella Sticks - it's been awhile since we checked in with the Food Reviewer. Looks like he's driving now but continues to berate his body with the worst foods, all in the name of honest reviews. I fear for his health.

For more, enjoy this amazing display, Donald Trumpet and this vampire cat.

I really wanted to use this as the cover image this week but I didn't want to Bernie overload anyone. It's a real gem tho.

• Shaman Cat performs 9 Lives Ritual - if you ever wondered where cats get their nine lives, now you know.
• Winning the Buffet - if you ever wondered how you can truly win at buffet eating, now you know. via Jamie.
• The Chickening - I'm sure there's some way to summarize this insane edit of The Shining but it's so bizarre that it defies description. Mildly NSFW but worth it.
• Dogville Shorts - how about some 1930's dog acting? You're welcome
• It's Pat with Ween (Edit) - have you ever seen the movie It's Pat? Me neither. Apparently Ween plays a halfway decent role in it. Someone took it upon themselves to make a very weird edit of their first appearance. It's borderline unwatchable but I find it amusing for whatever reason.
• MailKimp Remix - delightful remix of the Serial ad.
• Hello, Goodbye Isolated Drum and Bass - I would have never guessed that isolated Beatles tracks would be enjoyable to listen to but I'll be damned if this isn't a treat.

Oh, and another quality palette cleanser to make any dark day brighter.

• The By Gods "The Stairs" - these guys have a new album, Get On Feelings, that comes out today. This video augments their 90's vibe perfectly.
• Batman v Superman (Weird Trailer) - this modified trailer is 1000x better than the original. It's also nightmarishly weird but in the most amusing ways.
• Bowie - Funny Moments Pt 1 - I'm still continuing the deep dive down into the realm of Bowie and finding compilations like this one is a real treat.
• David Lynch's Return of the Jedi - some might say Dune was David Lynch's Return of the Jedi but, no, this is his version. Awesome edit.
• Twirl a Squirrel Champ - this bird feeder may be designed to prevent squirrels from latching on but that doesn't mean they won't try their best. Whatachamp. via John.
• NYC Gifathon - 30 days of awesome animations from James Curran.
• Fred Armisen Accents - he runs through his myriad of Southern tones and they are surprisingly accurate.
• Bernie Sanders v Homophobic Congresman, 1995 - there's some NSFW language in here but that's entirely the point. Great to see that Bernie has been fighting the good fight like an alternate Larry David for so long.

This palette cleanser will make you feel better at any time of day. Absolute perfection. This and this are also amusing but not as cleansing.

I really wanted to use this image as the cover for the week but that vertical orientation prevented me from doing so. Man, it is wonderful.

Rough week in the celebrity death department but that State of the Union was great, so maybe that helps balance out the bad with the good. Regardless, enjoy some distraction.

• Tea Time with Alan Rickman - definitely sad news to hear that Alan Rickman passed this week. Watch him make a cup of tea and realize how compelled you are by his entire presence and how impressive that is.
• Bowie on Tonight Show - a 1980 performance of "Life on Mars" and "Ashes to Ashes." He's rocking his James Dean look here and it's pretty bad ass. Use this as an opportunity to dive further into the Youtube hole of Bowie, there's much enjoyment to be found.
• How To Drink Your Coffee in Norway - 18 seconds of perfection.
• Kylie Jenner - New Years Resolutions - this is 34 seconds of total WTF. Keep in mind that this is a celebrity and this video has been seen by almost half a million people.
• El Guincho - "HiperAsia" - I'm not super fond of the song just yet but this video is such a heavy nod to cutting edge 80's animation, it's hard not to enjoy.
• Force Awakens VFX - possibly a bit technical for some but nice to see the blend of digital and practical effects used in the new Star Wars.

There's a Donald Trump video making the rounds that I probably should have included here because it's completely insane but I think that guy is toxic and dangerous and I'd rather not contribute anything to him because he is an awful person that needs to go away. Instead, I urge you to listen to this awesome synth Bowie mix.

Like many, I am surprised and saddened to hear about the passing of David Bowie. While I've never been an obsessive fan I do have several experiences that tie directly to his creations and his influences that will forever stick with me. I think that's the most strikingly impressive portion of his life, just how many people it reached.

Personally, I remember a time staying in San Francisco for an extended stay and familiarized myself with the Trent Reznor or inspiring Flight of the Conchords or including Klaus Nomi in performances or being a GoblinKing weirdo, there's an endless list of goodness to attribute to him that's not even his music.

His reach was far and wide and I thank him for it.
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Congrats on your first week of doing whatever you did in 2016. I look forward to what the rest of the year holds - including a bunch more ridiculous GIFs, videos and, ideally, an upgrade to Friday Videos to be able to include more than just Youtube and Vimeo clips. Cheers!

• Raccoon Candy Floss - I feel bad for this little dude but sometimes magic is dark.
• NYE as a Bouncer - 9 minutes of hidden camera footage capturing real drunk, real dumb club go-ers. Couldn't turn away.
• Matt Berry - Take My Hand - I've been watching Matt Berry in some incarnation or another for many years. This version of the Toast of London theme song is just a solid, non-weird, performance from him. Sometimes it's good to balance things out.
• Nathan Barley - Smoked Salmon Coffee - as an addendum to my earlier post about the goodness of Nathan Barley, please enjoy this clip in which Dan Ashcroft is bested once again by the idiots.
• Bushes of Love - if you haven't seen this bizarre Bad Lip Reading Star Wars Music Video, partake! It is quite strange.
• David Bowie - Blackstar - the man is 69 years old today and still keeping it weird in a good way. Kudos Mr. Bowie.
• SNL Cut for Time: Tweet - I love these Cut For Time sketches. This one has a particularly impressive production value and some surprises that I won't spoil.

How about some more non-embeddable entertainment? Look at these two weirdos using Face Swap Live - this weeks greatest app. Or what about this handy dog or cat burglar? Oh, and I died laughing watching this way too many times. Okay, enough of that!

Enjoy yourself.

Holiday time! Enjoy this playlist of enjoyable songs and performances. I'm sure you have no shortage of options for your Christmas entertainment but hopefully this playlist makes the cut.

• Quad City DJ's - What You Want for Christmas - if this isn't in your regular rotation, make it so now.
• Jingle Cats "Holly Jolly Christmas" - yep, still entertained by this.
• Revenge of the Carol of the Bells - of course this was on Vampire Diaries
• What do you get a Wookie for Christmas (When he already owns a comb)? - an excellent question and a truly bizarre song.
• Jingle Bells Indian - bonkers in the best Bollywood kind of way.
• Henry Rollins "Carol of the Bells" - one of the finger things to come out of Colberts show
• Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - "Christmas All Over Again" - one of my favorites that never manages to enter that annoying territory.
• XTC - "Countdown to Christmas Party Time" - a smooth R&B b-side jam from XTC.
• The Shins - "Wonderful Christmastime" - one of the most loathed McCartney songs as performed by The Shins. This song is so divisive but also a staple. You can also pick your favorite cover.

What a week! So excited for the wrap up of the year and buttoning up some projects both at work and personally. I'll be winding things down next week for the end of the year but please enjoy this goodness.

• Star Wars - A Bad Lip Reading - you knew they had to do it and it delivers.
• Ripley Doesn't Like Your Ableton Set - when Davis sent me this, we were both amazed that this clip has not been used in this manner more often. Brilliantly ridiculous.
• Decision Wheel - an addendum to the latest episode of The Ultimate Funny. Good to see Seth Pomeroy acting his heart out.
• Star Wars pun weather report - I mean, tis the season, right? Hope you like terrible puns because she's firing them off quite rapidly.
• Siskel and Ebert defend Star Wars - proof that the news has always been heads arguing over trivial matters. The critic who lambasts special effects is entertaining tho, gotta give him that.
• Sisters - #YouCanSeeThemBoth - fairly funny little featurette from Tina Fey and Amy Poehler to remind you that there are other movies out there this weekend.
• Nestor the long-eared Christmas donkey - a sweet little clip from a holiday donkey classic that I've never seen. I will fix that this year. Or maybe the RiffTrax version.
• Matthew Wilder - "Break my Stride" - I've enjoyed this song for a long time but never stumbled into this absurd 80's performance before. Loving it.
• Harley the Cockatoo - I can't stop watching this bird.

There's also this Jimmy Kimmel clip of Pranks with John Krasinski, it's some light hearted fun. And this Macaulay Culkin short film were he's sort of revisiting his Home Alone role - in a much darker manner.

Happy Holidays!

This time of year is always an anxious one for me. Lots of pending projects loom heavy as unfinished or neglected and the end of the year feels like the time to finish them. That's often easier said than done.

But I digress, here's some distracting videos to make your day easier.

• Copy Complete - supercut of 70s, 80s, and 90s computer technology... copying files.
• Billy on the Street: Will Ferrell - the final confrontation is absolute gold.
• You're Not the Boss of Me Now - a very strange mashup of The Simpsons, Malcolm in the Middle and whatever weird stream of consciousness ideas came about to the creator.
• Skater Girls talk about Why They Love Boarding - among the girls featured is Lanna Apisukh, whom I work with now! Nice to see your new co-workers involved in something reflective and positive right out of the gate.
• Youtube Rewind 2015 - a look back at the year in Youtube. I don't include this for enjoyment purposes but, rather, total confusion. I don't get more than half of the references, which I think may be a good thing.
• Splitz Enz - "Six Months in a Leaky Boat" - not a new song but one that's come back around in my rotation recently that I've discovered a new found appreciation for. "The tyranny of distance, didn't stop the cavalier" is a great line.
• Electric Bugaloo: The Wild, Untold Story of Cannon Films - there were a lot of weird movies in the 70s and 80s that probably shouldn't have been made but Cannon Films went ahead with them anyway. This is their story. via Paul.
• Nick Offerman's Yule Log - 45 uninterrupted minutes of Nick Offerman having a glass of whiskey sitting by the fire.

Hey, have a great weekend (or day, whenever you're reading this). Also enjoy Notification Trolling and whatever this amazingly weird thing is.

I skipped last week due to Thanksgiving, which means a larger-than-usual list of videos for your enjoyment this week. I even had a hard time picking cover art - here's the alternate choice or maybe even this gem... tough choices!

Enjoy the selections!

• Crazy Keytar Lady Shreds - the video alone is unbelievable from start to finish but the overdubbed terrible Shred style takes it to another level. Truth be told, the original is even better.
• It's a Bad Brains Christmas, Charlie Brown - this is expertly edited. Well done Internet.
• Man Loses His Mind to Decker Theme Song... for an Hour - seriously, this guy dances for an entire hour. His moves and his commentary are both equally on the level of Complete Insanity. Love this dude.
• A Man screams Mashed Potatoes at Different Golf Games - yep, super weird but the anticipation pays off.
• Flute Man - listen, I've been around the block. I know this can't be real. But I want to believe that it is. So I will.
• Hello - the simple things are often the most enjoyable.
• Paul Rudd - Hotline Bling - there's a version with narration and one without. I prefer the later but included the former because it's the only one on YouTube.
• Tame Impala - The Less I Know Better - definitely some NSFW imagery in here but appropriately weird for Tame Impala.
• Jacco Gardner - Find Yourself - not necessarily a Bonkers Friday Video but I am loving the music from this guy. All of it is enjoyable and this just happens to be a quality entry point.

Hope you enjoyed.

• King Kong vs Godzilla vs Lion vs Tiger Nursery Rhyme - Josh sent this over to me last week. It's a series of, somewhat poorly, animated pieces that feature a number of creatures helping kids learn the names of fingers that no one uses. There are hundreds of these and they are all very bizarre.
• Lego Falcon Smash - I hate to but I will admit that the fervor surrounding Star Wars is starting to get to me a little bit. I'm legitimately excited for the new movie and I can't help but fear that means disappoint lies in my future.
• Robert Rodriguez and John Malkovich made a movie you'll never see - they made a film and put it in a vault for 100 years. The positive side to the story is that the whole thing appears to be an ad for cognac and the film looks dumb. I share this so you know it exists in the world.
• Nukie: A Magical Space Adventure - remember ET? Remember Mac n Me? Well, did you know there's another level down the chain called Nukie? This is just the trailer but I bet you can't survive the full film. via Davis.
• Autolux - Soft Scene - a new Autolux song. Had to share.
• Old Skull - Pizza Man - this was probably more appropriate for Halloween but this old punk / hardcore video is a rather special treat.
• The Amazing Acro-Cats - it's late night TV kinda fun but it's still good.
• 80s.mp4 - a five minute 80's commercial onslaught paired with some Flock of Seagulls. Works rather nicely.

Additional weirdness: This Gamewave album came into my life yesterday and I can't explain how weird it is, yet I love it. More classic goodness in that genre here.

The above morphing image is the result of a fairly amazing Reddit Photoshop battle starting with the insane looking bagpipe player. There are plenty of other great submissions but that ET version just kills me. So funny.

Enjoy these distractions! Enjoy Friday the 13th! I welcome any submissions of greatness I may have missed.

• Unknown Mortal Orchestra - Necessary Evil - I always feel like music videos are a cheap cop out for a Friday Video but I am really coming around to this UMO record and this video just helps solidify that enjoyment. Kids style illustrations + balls out trippy imagery = I'm in.
• CatDad Greets His Kitties - Or, as Doug put it - "When You See God." I can't think of a more apt title.
• Cat Scared by Cucumber - very scared.
• Neon Joe Werewolf Hunter - I love Jon Glaser. His Delocated series remains a personal favorite and I imagine this will be up there with it in terms of weirdness.
• CHAIRS, Episode 2 - that Swivel Chair is such a hoot.
• Asian Mike Lavin and His Cat - wait for it.. waaaaaait for it.
• A Look Back at The Future - awesome supercut of visions of the future from a long list of films. The inclusion of Space Balls is a nice touch.

The above is a nice, enjoyable, list but this Dog Hop video is the best. The song, the dog, the dance. Perfection.

I had a helluva week and my time for browsing and encountering awesome videos was at an absolute minimum. Trust me, I'm as disappointed as you are. So, the list is meager this week but I threw in some additional non-video goodies at the bottom just to keep you satisfied.

• Billy on the Street - NAME A WOMAN - I can't say that I've ever considered myself a diligent fan of this series but I was dying over this particular interaction. You'll know it when you see it.
• Darth Hoverboard - probably more appropriate for last weeks Halloween playlist but I've watched this a good ten times in a row and keep coming back.
• The Lost Rolls - total honesty policy, I have not watched this yet but I'm intrigued by it. 200 rolls of undeveloped film finally see the light. It might be completely snooze but it sounds good.
• Patrick Cowley - Zygote - not really a music video but a song I can't hear enough. Cowley was as influential as Giorgio Moroder in terms of pioneering electronic music but is entirely new to me.
• JEFFPARDY - stupid, real stupid, but oddly satisfying.

BONUS

• Chipmunks Slowed Down - I knew this would be good but I didn't know it would be this good.
• ForeBears - input your surname and see where it's most popular across the globe. There are a surprising amount of "Eades" in Australia. Does my family have a history of criminals?!

Here it is! Halloween time! I've been making these playlists for a few years. So if this collection doesn't quite do it for you, there's loads to fall back on. And if that isn't enough, just start clicking around in here.

Hope you have a great one!

• Pumpkin Dance - it's the classic. If this doesn't put you in a great mood, you're bonkers.
• Saxy Pumpkin Dance - did you know you could merge the Pumpkin Dance with the Sexy Sax Guy? You can and it is wonderful.
• Pumpkin Dance - Curse Rock - and just for good measure, be sure to watch the Pumpkin dance mashed up with Shaboi - it works surprisingly well.
• Dead Man's Bones Dance - a more modern variant on the above. Dancing, Skeleton Man and a ton of locations.
• Anything Can Happen on Halloween - I'm sure I've posted this before but Tim Curry's green screen performance is certainly worth a revisit.
• GnR Subway Skeleton - this marionette skeleton has got the moves down.
• 8-Bit Army of Darkness - I'm sure this was released just in time for the Ash vs Evil Dead series that premieres on Halloween but I don't even care about the cross promotion.
• Simpsons Intro by John K - nice to see this ghoulish version of The Simpsons from the Ren & Stimpy mastermind.
• Island of Horrors - one from the Ferris Plock archives. Skip to 1:35 to check out the Cheese Grater ride - gruesome in the best way.

BONUS TREATS!

• How to Spot Suspicious Halloween Treats - funny stuff and true.
• Walker Texas Ranger Halloween - did you know there were Walker Texas Ranger episode themed around Halloween? Now you do.
• 2 Hours of Halloween Music - just some spooky ambiance and some decaying pumpkins for you.
• Halloween Short Film Festival 2015 - a nice collection of short films to set your creepy mood.

Fun fact: I'm actually in Florida right now. So, if some awesome video dropped on Friday morning and it's not included in this list and you're thinking "what's this all about? how did he manage not to post that video?" Well, it's because I'm off avoiding the foreboding NYC winter with some sunshine and family time.

But I digress. Enjoy these distractions and be sure to listen to my latest mix, cause it's my tenth Halloween mix!

• Drake + Frasier - I wonder if Drake set out to make a meme'able video or if the world is just a pleasant enough place to let wonderful things like this happen naturally.
• Master of None trailer - the new Aziz Ansari series has a trailer, this is it! I think it's safe to say that after watching the trailer, I'm on board to watch the show.
• I'm the Man, That Will Find You - I dunno what it is about this Connan Mockasin video but dude is creepy in an oddly delightful way.
• Fay Boys "Are You Ready for Freddy?" - classic hip-hop + Halloween mashup. It's actually a surprising amount of Freddy Kreuger rapping. Quite a flow on that guy.
• The Shining Bear Suit Scene - my mind must be going because I do not recall this scene. Plenty of reading to do on it as well, if you're into Stanley Kubrick Conspiracy Theories... and I am.
• Michael Jackson Skeleton Dance - I regularly browse Youtube for "Skeleton Dance" videos and this clip from the 1997 Michael Jackson featurette "Ghosts" is pretty ridiculous. You've never seen a bag of bones with such swagger.

If you need a little something more, there's this highly NSFW Paint Stripper video that is a rather clever use of Green Screen or the Venture Brothers Season 6 trailer if that's up your alley.

I gotta give a big amount of thanks to Steve Niebauer and Chad Pugh for the constant supply of absurd video entertainment that ends up in these weekly lists. I literally couldn't do it without them.

• Don't Hug Me I'm Scared, Vol 5 - I love this series. The new episode does not disappoint.
• Owen Wilson Whispers - he sure does!
• Cat Chiropractor - a silly skit featuring Bobby Tisdale (that's Zeke from Bob's Burgers). I can't explain why but the bit where he actually adjusts the cat had me in fits.
• w/ Bob and David - the first official trailer for the new Netflix show has been released and I'm kind of stunned at how much it looks and feels exactly like Mr. Show. Very excited.
• Squatty Potty Unicorn - I actually stumbled on this late last week thanks to Lee and it's an absurdly weird commercial for a device I've actually heard high praise from others about.
• Vorhees Stomp - if we're being honest, I don't really love the video on this because I'm so out of the loop on classic 80's horror film tropes but I do love the song. And it's October appropriate, so enjoy!
• Say Hi - Torrents of Rain - great combination of silly and spooky. An entertaining Halloween based music video

Hey, don't forget to watch Computer Show as well, you'd be a dummy not to.

It's October! Okay, technically it was October last week but I was out of town and not really quite feeling the excitement of the Halloween season descending upon us. You know what I love the most about this time of year? Candy corn. Yea, that's right - the waxy, questionable, candy treat that's plagued kids treat bags for years is one of my favorites. Now you know a little something about me.

Enjoy these distractions:

• Pumpkin Dance - I'm going to post this every week until Halloween because it needs to be seen as much as humanly possibly. 3 million views? We can do better than that.
• American Ninja-saurus - nothing like an obstacle course in an extremely awkward dinosaur suit.
• Hey Folks - an hour of Marc Maron saying Hey Folks. How much can you endure??
• Sarah Moody on Hardly Art Records - Moody's take on what role a record label should play with an artist is exactly what I'm trying to do with yk records, though she states it way more eloquently than I ever could.
• Will Butler "Anna" - entertaining music video featuring Emma Stone dancing around. Not too shabby. There's a solid Song Exploder episode about this song too.
• Input/Output - I can't even begin to express what is happening here but there's a myriad of unexpected output from the inputs.
• Breakmaster Cylinder - Chordettes - I've been listening to a lot of Reply All lately and when they mentioned this Chordettes remix put to Horror movie clips, I knew it was an appropriate introduction to the Halloween season. And the song is bonkers.

They can't be embedded unfortunately but I highly suggest this series of Saddam Hussein replacing sad movie deaths series. Ridiculous.

I've been traveling quite a bit this week and attending this wonderful conference in Memphis - Creative Works. That is to say, my browse time for videos has been extremely slim. The offerings here are meager but, hopefully, still enough entertainment to fuel your fire.

• ELO - Living Thing - a phenomenal 1977 live performance that features 1) a beautiful late-70's set and 2) Jeff Lynne's eyeballs, which I have never seen before now.
• Cheesebrick - this is what happens when you dare venture in the depths of /r/deepintoyoutube.
• PUJOL - Sleepy Doni - Daniel Pujol released a new video done in collaboration with Everything Is Terrible. It is as bizarre as you'd hope any collaboration with them would be.
• Pug Eats Broccoli - the eye widening at the beginning is the stuff of gold.

I'm off to see more Creative Works goodness. Hopefully the above keeps you mildly occupied and satisfied for another week.

Occasionally there are things I can't embed in the Friday videos because my player only supports Youtube and Vimeo. I'll figure out a solution for this one day but, in the meantime, please make sure you enjoy this Donald Trump Narcotest video and spend some time with Nicolas Godin's Contrepoint album. You need them both in your life.

I digress! On to the videos...

• Pizza Rat - let's be real. The Pope is doing great things but this weeks hero is Pizza Rat.
• Alternate Simpsons - a bizarre take on the Simpsons intro. Surreal disfigurations throughout but in a positive way. via Chad
• Get a load of this dog - stupid in every respect but, also, repeatably stupid.
• Man Can't Comprehend Sunfish - lots of NSFW language but the duration of this man's astonishment is really the most impressive part. via Jamie.
• Animal Attacks in Slow-Motion - yes, I feel bad for those on the receiving end of these attacks but I still enjoyed the presentation.
• Bears Waving Compilation - yea, you've seen it. But it's absolutely delightful.

Where's the Bad Lip Reading of the Pope's USA visit? It's percolating, right?