How is it that the short weeks at work somehow feel the longest? A question for the ages! If you haven't watched that Kung Fury short yet, get on it now. You'll thank yourself later. Beyond that, enjoy the following distractions:

• Riker - Episode 1 - a TNG spin-off focused on Riker? Yes please. Thank you Paul for the heads up on this.
• Trevor Noah - Daily Show tryout - trying out Jon Stewarts chair. Not super funny but interesting to see that the promotion has begun for his September takeover.
• Temporary Secretary Live Debut - despite being in the McCartney catalog for a long time, this is the live debut of it. It's every bit as awkward as the recording but lovable specifically because of that.
• Hackerman's Hacking Tutorial - just another Kung Fury teaser for you to be convinced to get into this wacky short.
• Trapos - Superstition - I have no idea what this series is but the Rag characters are one part Menomena and one part Mighty Boosh. It's weird and I'm glad to be ignorant to its intentions.
• Teen Men - Adventure Kids video - I shared this earlier in the week but if you haven't caught this HazelSt creation, do so now.
• Berlin 1945 - color footage of Berlin after the bombing. Not so much funny as it is fascinating. The sound design also makes it feel even weirder and sadder given the destruction.
• Sam Prekop - A Geometric - very atmospheric, ambient piece of work from Prekop but I like it. Good mood piece to improve your day.
• The Chips - "Rubber Biscuit" - going to make this my first Summer Jam.

I'm also looking forward to this, as every season has been great.

I'm off to Salem, MA this weekend to check out some witch stuff with my lady and enjoy the long weekend. If you have any suggestions, drop me a line. Enjoy this long list of distractions - you earned it simply by reading this.

• Mad Men Series Finale Alternative Ending - no, this has nothing to do with the GIF above. And, yes, spoilers within if you haven't seen the finale yet.
• Redrawing Taylor Swift - Shake it Off Rotoscoped - 49 students were given 52 frames of Shake It Off and redrew it in whatever style they wanted. Results are compelling just for the ADD nature of it all.
• Maya Rudolph Commencement - a bit of an endurance challenge but the funny moments are pretty absurdly on point.
• Bloodsport Mentos Commercial - I'll be honest, I've never seen Bloodsport and if you showed me this and told me it was an honest-to-god Mentos commercial, I'd believe you without hesitation. via Lee.
• What is Dropbox? - yes, you know what Dropbox is but this is a nice new ad from them. Apparently worked on by some familiar faces.
• Golden Age of Knowledge 2013 - this is a seven-minute commercial for a series of books. It's slow at first but it gets continuously more absurd. How is this real? How is it seven minutes?! via John
• SHEER MAG - Fan The Flames - I've listened to this song a good 20 times this week. The distorted vocals are just fascinating to my ears.. and the visuals are unexpected and delightful.
• Final Letterman Top Ten - Letterman's final show was the end of an era and it's good to see him going out on a nice high note.
• Letterman's Final Thank You - to me, it's rare to see honest outpouring of emotions on TV. It's not exactly a medium designed for authenticity, so it's good to take in these moments. Letterman wasn't a big part of my life or leaving a hole in television / Internet viewing but I applaud him for all he's done.

If you still need more mindless entertainment, please point your browser to this mashup of Transformers ruining classic movies.

I've been in TN all week and not spent a ton of time on the ole Internet. Hopefully this weekly dump of distraction serves its purpose properly and you find your mind wandering to more important subjects, like what are you going to do with your weekend?

• Rick & Morty Simpsons Crossover - it's a great Adult swim gag that crosses over into the Simpsons universe and then into the Futurama universe. Should I be watching this show? I loved this.
• Emotional Titanic Flute - the best part of this is that it's over 4 minutes long. That's a lot of emotion.
• Better If You Didn't - Step Out of the Way - the first episode of my friends new skit show is up. If we're being perfectly honest, I'm not that keen on the intro so start here and enjoy!
• Suturing a Grape - tiny, delicate, robot hands suture up a grape skin. I believe a human doctor is driving this thing but you can easily foresee a future where these little nanobots take care of us. We're basically indestructible now.
• Guy talking Sh*t to a possum - I'm not a possum hater. I think they can be cute in their own way. Despite that opinion, this guy talking shit at one is pretty funny.
• Edubb - Whooty - apparently this is what my girlfriend listens to at work all day. She really leads a secret life. ;)
• Tim & Eric - Music is Four Songs - when you hear that Dell, you know.
• Spoon - Inside Out - slow panning Spoon music video goodness.

Have a great weekend. There's more awkward treats awaiting you here.

I'm off in New Orleans, posting this from the magical ether of Future Datetime Stamping. Pretty spooky, right? Hope your weekend is going well, I have high hopes for my own. Enjoy these distractions.

• Better If You Didn't (Teaser) - I'll be honest... I've no idea what's in store with this new series but if Claire Burns and Brooks Alford are involved, I'm in.
• Ferris Plock: Inside Voices - nothing like a coupla cardboard Ferris Plock outfits representing the duality of the brain battling it out with skateboard jousting and beer crushing. Seriously, nothing like it.
• Sid loves food (compilation) - this dog is unbelievable.
• Paul Robertson Super Dino Boys v3 - I posted about parts 1 and 2 previously so you must be as invested as I am in wanting to see how this pixel perfection animation plays out.
• Paul Robertson Super Dino Boys v4 - aaaaaand the finale. My creativity crush on Paul Robertson just grew 10x.
• Bounce - I am mesmerized by the seemingly lackadaisical dance moves in this video. It's entrancing. Be sure to stick with it through the end.. nice little twist in the third act.
• The Fermi Paradox — Where Are All The Aliens? - nice educational piece on The Fermi Paradox; i.e. are we alone in the universe? The answer seems a bit disappointing but the animation within is great.
• Wings: The Alternate London Town - not really a video but a whole alternate album of Wings songs that grabbed my attention this week. Thanks John.

It's May. In New York this means 50 degree temperatures. Can't say I'm a fan. Regardless, lots of travel coming up this month to some warmer regions. Looking forward to some legit spring!

• Cat Riding Magic Carpet (A Whole New World) - I neglected to include this video last week and, frankly, it's one of those classics that delights at any time. Watch it twice.
• Tidal - End The Suffering - only the British could properly pull of this little skewering. It's pretty much impossible for mega-rich people to undertake schemes to become more mega-rich without looking like a buncha jerks.
• Dog in a fountain - Spring. This is how I wanna feel.
• RATATAT - CREAM ON CHROME - apparently these fluorescent lights were developed by Anamanaguchi.. nice effect. Great to hear RATATAT return.
• MLC 2012 - Competitive juggling championships. I can say no more.
• Best News Bloopers 80s and 90s - News bloopers are choice but vintage design bloopers are just slightly better.

Have a great weekend. Get outside!

Week in review: Listen to my new mix and the latest WeOwnThisTown podcast. Also, treat yourself to some Super Dino Boys and the videos below:

• Cat Mayhem - part of the Animation Sequence Project from Markus Magnusson.
• Brooklyn Peaches: Climate Change Is Real - I am sure their hearts are in the right place but stuff like this exactly how Brooklyn gets its reputation for being completely absurd. If this is parody (and I hope it is), there is no sign of the tongue-in-cheek nature.
• Splurt - #OMW2SYG (Swiggity Swooty) - Endurance Challenge #1 - I couldn't make it. Unbelievable. via Falfa
• Life's Short. Stunt It! - Best of the week, easily. These kids are extreme and flaunt it perfectly.
• Moaning - "The Same" (OFFICIAL) - remember music videos in the 90's with a bunch of slacker kids tearing up a place and having a generally good, but generally chaotic, time? No need to recall, those days are back. I don't disapprove.
• Good Scratch - quite possibly the best new Internet Superstar. Those lyrics are on point! via John
• What if Man of Steel was IN COLOR? - interesting argument for going for a more natural color correction in the Superman movies. I like it.
• Rebel Force Band - Living In These Star Warz - Endurance Challenge #2 - an oddly enjoyable funk album centered around Star Wars characters written by people that I'm convinced ever saw the movie. At least listen to the Wookie Song just for the sound effects.

If you need more, just watch Magic Carpet Cat for a few hours. It never ceases to be entertaining.

It's unfortunate that the Animation Sequence Project embeds their submissions so tiny because the concept is great. Ask anyone with animation, video or art skills to create a 10 second animation that begins and ends with a 250x250 square dead center. That's the only requirement and it allows every animation to be linked together, despite being entirely unrelated.

The above embeds two pages of submissions but there are tons more.

Tomorrow is Record Store Day - a celebration of independent record stores (and an effort to raise capital for physical media). So, make an effort to drop by one of your local record stores if you have one and stare at all the folks crazed with vinyl fever. Or, better yet, join them.

• "Chops Sawyer" - Marionette drummer playing Rush. Speechless.
• Dogs Who Fail At Being Dogs - title says it all. Silly pooches.
• Star Wars: The Force Awakens Teaser #2 - despite my better judgement, I enjoyed this. It's obviously pandering on so many levels but count me in. If McConaughey likes it, I like it.
• David Hasselhoff - True Survivor - music video from the forthcoming Kung Fury short. It's as ridiculous of an 80's music video as you'd want it to be.
• Sizzler Promotional Commercial 1991 - I'm calling this an Endurance challenge. How far can you make it through this 4 minute internal training video for Sizzler. Seriously, is this a joke? Surely this was not really circulated. It's so insane.
• Ty Dolla $ign - Paranoid - this is the strangest combination of R&B, horror and sci-fi rolled into one well executed package that I've seen. I mean, I haven't seen a lot but this one takes the cake.
• Aaron's Animals - Cat Sledding - no one ever explain this to me.
• Mystery Twins - TV Talk - a friendly reminder that Mystery Twins released a bad ass new single with an animated cover. Enjoy it!

If you find yourself in need of entertainment this weekend, gaze upon the Men's Hairstyles Club. You're welcome.

Big week this week - namely in the release of that Makeup and Vanity Set record, Wilderness. I promise to stop talking about it so much but I'm happy to announce that the first run of the vinyl has already Sold Out. That's a helluva accomplishment in my opinion and I'm hoping we push forward to a second run. If you need further convincing beyond my gushing, read these reviews - that should do it. And now, on to the videos...

• Don't Hug Me I'm Scared 4 - I know this made the rounds last week but I'm still obsessed with it. The previous episodes were good but this is next level greatness.
• Penicillin Baby - Stick It Out - Nashville band that's been good for some time but they've just released this weird video and are going on tour. Hoping for good things from them.
• Stairway To Stardom (1988) - Horowitz & Spector "Boiled Chicken" - This is but one entry in the spellbinding collection of Stairway to Stardom courtesy of Network Awesome. Many thanks to Paige for the existence of this wonderful little spot on the Internet.
• The very BEST of TAMMY Chelcie Lynn - I posted an out-of-context clip from Chelcie Lynn last week and soon learned that her hilarious redneck character is, indeed, intentional. I'm a bit bummed to be in on the secret but happy there's so much more of her absurdity to see.
• Real Life Batsuit: Combat Armor - This guy built a real life Batsuit and uses this video to show it off. I'm all for earnestness and accomplishing personal projects but there's something about this video that is perfectly amusing. I'm sure they are aware of a man fast punching at a person's stomach is a classic comedy trope. Well done Bat fan.
• Ethnic Zorigoo ft Zaya - Mongolian throat rapping. It's a thing and I love it.
• mooney's minutes - nice dose of Kyle Mooney from 2013. You needed a little awkward in your weekend.

If you haven't seen this teaser for Eidolon, get into it. Joey did a great job. Speaking of teasers.. how about this True Detective Season 2 preview... not sure what to think!

Have a great weekend, whenever you read this.

Lots going on this week! Namely, more goodness from Makeup and Vanity Set. Really excited for Wilderness to be released next week. I know everyone is gonna love it.

• mirror. - big thanks to Chris for reminding me how weird the Internet can be (delightfully).
• Y'all got a cigarette? - Is this real? Probably not. Do I care? Absolutely not.
• Christopher G. Brown's Teletubbies Joy Division Edit - I ran across this late last week so it's probably old news to everyone but high-contrast, black-and-white Teletubbies set to Joy Division is awesomely scary.
• AAA Teen Driving Distractions - do you have a child? Watch this and really bathe in the fear that one day this could be your kid. I've never seen a more effective campaign against texting and driving - this is it.
• Viner baby dance loubia bled - this little dude is the BEST. via Becky.
• Amazing Dancing Guy during Music Festival - pretty generic title but stick with it.. this dude has some serious moves. My favorite is what I call "Tiny Feet".
• Drunk guy sings 'Bohemian Rhapsody' inside police car - you'd think this would be a sloppy clip of a drunk guy singing a part of the Queen classic but, nope, it's the entire song and it's actually pretty accurate. The man is a fan.
• Raiders of the Lost Archives - apparently lots of the Lucas classic pairs up extremely well with several old adventure films and an old Scrooge McDuck comic. I had no idea. via Austin.
• Cocktails & Dreams - Mike Upchurch took the Tom Cruise movie Cocktail, re-edited it as a sitcom and inserted new actors all over the place. It's actually brilliant (albeit a bit long) and I'd actually love to see this sort of thing become more of a reality. It's awkward but it works.
• The Musical Chair - this is Art, right? Why am I drawn to this? I can't explain it but I watched the whole thing.

That's it! Have a great weekend and if you need some further distraction please queue up the Talking Heads Stop Making Sense and enjoy it from start to finish. It's a wonderful thing.

How's your week? Mine's been great. Maybe it's the season change but it seems like there's some serious optimism around these parts. Always good to take note of that feeling when you have it. But I digress! Enjoy these distracting videos.

• Wilderness Promo One - I will continue to talk about this new Makeup and Vanity Set record, Wilderness, and the short film, Eidolon, it accompanies. Listen to Hand in Hand for a taste of what's to come.
• Fritz Learns to Catch Compilation #1 - I was crying laughing while watching this. This poor dog has a heart of gold.
• Puppy vs. Orange - at some point I found myself immersed in the world of Maymo and Penny, two adorable dogs having their antics posted to Youtube. I suggest you dive all the way in.
• Subconscious Cinema - great compilation of dreams from a variety of movies. Be warned.. it does contain some graphic imagery. The clip from 'Un Chien Andalou' at 35seconds will haunt you. The rest is great.
• Made By: Chris Coyier - I've been a huge fan of CSS Tricks for a long time and it's nice to hear this interview with Mr. Coyier. Seems like an incredibly awesome dude.
• Album Covers Come Alive - this falls on the side of absurd and ridiculous but it's mostly impressive for it's sheer length. It's insane how much work was put into this!
• TIE Fighter - I don't geek out on Star Wars fan creations that much but the artistic style of this short film is something I, personally, rarely see these days.
• Darkel - L, 2014 - I don't know if you are familiar with Darkel, aka Jean-Benoit Dunckel, aka half of AIR - but I had forgotten about this project and was quite pleased to see this crazy long datamosh video pop up with his work (and a new EP).

Need more? Nerd out on this 1 Minute Physics Video about computer colors or this adorable Mom and Daughter Dance... you know, because Ellen.

Have a great weekend.

I've returned from Austin! It was 80 degrees and a wonderfully good time with the best of friends. Quite frankly, I didn't even see that much but I've been going for 10 years, so I don't feel like I missed much either.

Because I didn't browse that much, this weeks playlist is just a mish mash of random videos we watched while drinking on the porch. Best way to discover new videos. Many of these are old but new to me, that's all that matters. Thanks to Paige, Kevin, Chris and Mac for the goodies.

• Lenny Kravitz - Fly Away - stick with it. Every second that passes gets better and better.
• The Girl on Channel Three - more from Two Old Men, easily my favorite thing of 2015.
• Skip Skip Slide - is this some sort of Viral Marketing? Maybe. Do I care? Not really. It's just the right amount of incredibly awkward and endearing. See also, Summertime is Great.
• beetlejuice - a mild endurance challenge that delights the more you endure.
• ARIEL NEEDS LEGS motion comic - super weird and maybe not even funny out of context but I loved it when I saw it.
• Rons Ani-Demo 002 - I have no idea what this is but when Davis sent it my way, I was entranced.
• Bill Murray-achi - and, once again, Bill Murray confirms he is the greatest.

Glad to be back. Lots of good news on the horizon.

Happy Friday the 13th! I'm headed out to Austin tomorrow for a bit of SXSW Film + Interactive. If you're around, give me a shout.

• Earl Sinclair performs Hypnotize by The Notorious B.I.G. - you know B.I.G. died on March 9, 1997? What better tribute to his death than a puppet Dinosaur singing one of his better songs.
• Spoon Take Away Show - I have listened to the previous show about a thousand times, I suspect this one will be no different.
• The new Å KODA Fabia Attention Test - you will probably pass the test but it's a clever little trick they deploy to distract you.
• Cat attacks a turtle - the sheer fury here is impressive.
• Entertainment - Two Old Men talk about Entertainment. My favorite yet.
• Health Scare - Two Old Men talk Health Scare. If you missed my expressed love for this series, go to it.
• Christmas - Two Old Men talk Christmas.
• Shake It Little Tina - Low Cut Connie - you get the gist of this pretty quickly but then you can't look away from the sheer volume of different locations.

Have a good one. If you need further distraction, go make some ridiculous GIF's with Facemoji.

I should absolutely save this for Friday Videos but I'm loving it way too much to keep it to myself for any longer. The premise is simple - two old men sitting around chatting about whatever nonsense. The execution may take a certain someone to really get it tho. Those of us that grew up in the South or went to Church regularly mostly definitely encountered individuals like this. It is, for me, hysterically perfect. So far there are only two episodes but I have the highest of hopes for more.

• Christmas - two old men chat about their Christmas time.
• Health Scare - two old men chat about a recent health scare.

Many thanks to Josh Stafford (aka Shaboi) and Gabe McCauley for being these Old Men.

First and foremost, watch this. It's delightful.

Then enjoy the videos below. Not a ton this week but some entertainment to be found for sure.

• Family: Unskippable - yes, it's a Geico ad but that dog really goes to town. Perfect. via Jordan.
• Simple Cereal Prank - "it won't ruin their breakfast"
• PUJOL - Manufactured Crisis Control - music video collab between PUJOL and Everything Is Terrible. It's borderline hard-to-watch but I'm happy to see it exists.
• Google's Proposal for North Bayshore - combine this with Facebook's Campus Expansion Plan and The Circle is well on its way to becoming a reality.
• AyaBambi x Lumine - I could begin to explain what's happening in this video but you're better off just taking it in at face value and then investigating more on your own.
• SmartEyeglass Developer Edition SED-E1 - I realize this is a Developer's edition but if AR glasses are going to look this dumb, they're never going to take off. This video is so awkward it's hard to take seriously.
• Pac Man Wakka Wakka Sound For 12 Hours - I dare you to try and listen to this for an excess of five minutes.

Have a great weekend.

This week was kind of huge - I'll share the news starting next week once the loose ends are all tied up but I had a helluva good time working with a great new client. Always nice when work is as satisfying as can be. Enjoy these distractions:

• Oh my god I love chipotle. - this kid has the brightest of futures.
• "FYI I'M A GRAPHIC DESIGNER" - next to "Hacker", being a Graphic Designer is one of the most awkward jobs to portray in film and tv. Here's the evidence.
• Red Pandas are Having Snow Much Fun - Cincinnati Zoo - this is a week old but watching it fills me with joy every time. The wild abandon!
• Shrek's Dank Kush - Thank you Paige for the continued delivery of some of the Internet's finest weirdness.
• Joywave "Somebody New" - good band, good song and a music video combining the worst videogame skate physics leads to loads of entertainment.
• Meet Tomatan, a wearable robot that feeds you tomatoes as you run - this is the TRUE gem this week. The absurdity here is absolutely perfect and it doesn't hurt that the robot is adorable.
• 40 SNL's - Kyle Mooney doing what he does best.
• Dan Klein: "This is Comedy" Standup Special - this hour long act is truly an endurance challenge. Yes, it's knowingly making fun of bad comics but it's still an hour long. He really did it and you're a real trooper if you manage to make it through.

I'm not fully convinced my experiment was a successful one. I actually missed seeking out things to write about and posting about them - even if my pessimistic self doesn't think my writeups are really worth your time. I gotta do me for me, ya know?

Anyway, here's a playlist of distracting and amusing greatness. As usual, enjoy yourself.

• Man keeps falling over while shoveling snow - I saw this in gif form yesterday and absolutely lost it. Is it fake? I choose not to wonder and embrace the insanity of it. Please watch at least 10x.
• Sleater-Kinney - A New Wave - I don't have a terribly strong opinion about the song but I love seeing a good crossover between pop culture items, especially when it involves Bob's Burgers.
• A Dog's Snow Day - strap a GoPro to a little pup and let them frolick in the snow. Imagine this when you've got your VR glasses strapped to your head.
• Chmielewski Fun Time! - There's something strangely alluring about this dance. She isn't going bonkers but she is into it.
• Freaks and Geeks - Uptown Funk - it doesn't sync up very well at all but Bill's dance is always worth a rewatch.
• Garth Brooks First Facebook Post - the earnestness of this is way too much. God bless ya Garth but settle down!
• Natalie Prass - Why Don't You Believe In Me - really enjoying this record and the simplicity and effectiveness of this video is spot on.
• The Golden Egg - Short - a man by the name of Dave Cloud passed away this week. He was a Nashville gem - a strange character with a penchant for the audacious. He lived hard but made some truly excellent music. This short film showcases his personality pretty well - hard to understand and absolutely hilarious if you really get it.

If you still need more entertainment I dare you to watch this without skipping. No way you can do it.

Have a great weekend. Stay warm.

Quite a week this week. I hope you are all doing well and have a moment to spend time with loved ones this weekend, even if its not romantic. Plenty of good on the horizon. Enjoy these distractions:

• SUPERCUT: Robots on Film - an excellent supercut of various automatons through the ages of film. Highly enjoyed.
• Tree Kangaroo Joeys - how have I never looked up baby kangaroo videos before? What an adorable treat.
• This American Life Videos 4 U: I Love You - a heartwarming tale about a couple with a mild communication problem.
• Dr Phil with no dialogue, just reactions... - a bit of an endurance challenge but also maybe the best episode of Dr. Phil out there.
• The One Ring Explained. - As nerdy as it gets: an actual backstory to The Ring explained in no time flat. Not for everyone but more interesting than the last three Hobbit movies.
• Jasmin Kaset - Lionshare - if you haven't heard Quiet Machine yet, please remedy that now
• Wang Rong Rollin - Chick Chick - I dunno what it is but I can't look away. The longer it goes, the more bizarre it gets.
• Breaking The Fifth Wall - not for the epileptic out there but a nice art piece from Yovcho Gorchev.
• JCB Tractor Dancing - J C Balls - a video of a bunch of people watch tractors "dance" is taxing but a video of a bunch of British people watching tractors dance is oddly fascinating.

Have a good one.

What a week! A company retreat, a birthday (mine) and the realization that Face/Off is back for another season really made for a good one. Hope yours went as well as my own.

• The Devil's Delorean - an excellent 5-second short film sent over by the Grammy nominated John Baldwin.
• SIMPSONS PIXELS - yea, I posted about this earlier in the week but you need to see it, particularly the couch gag.
• Old School v New School Rap - I wasn't convinced on the goodness of sketch show Cardinal Burns but this clip may have converted me.
• Microsoft HoloLens - I'll admit it, the WIRED cover story on Satya Nadella and I'm actually quite curious about the forthcoming HoloLens project now. The first few versions are bound to be a bit awkward but there's a good bit of promise there.
• O.T. Genasis - CoCo - complete and total rap absurdity.
• Jimmy Fallon Went to Bayside High with "Saved By The Bell" Cast - this ranks extremely high on the Nostaliga Reaping meter but it works, surprisingly well.
• Computers in our Lives - not a satire or a joke, just an actual educational film from 1980 with some nice reminders of what we used to work with.
• Wandering Eye at The Stone Fox - I was anti-tribute band for a long time but recently I've come to appreciate their place. This Ween tribute outfit does a damn fine job. Full show.

Hope you're having a wonderful week and gearing up for the weekend of your lifetime.

Are you glad it's the weekend? I'm glad it's the weekend. Let's celebrate our joy by finding ways to distract ourselves for the next 72 hours. Hopefully this playlist helps in that quest:

• TURBO KID Teaser - I'm rather enjoying this continuing trend of reaping nostalgia tropes and pushing them further into some new insanity. This is the oddest blend of Horror story, Mad Max, Mega-Man I've ever witnessed. And that's saying something.
• Frankie and Johnny's Furniture: See the Special Man - this old commercial doesn't really take off for a full 30 seconds so stick with it and keep sticking with it. The payoff is worth it. There's even a decent parody. via Jeremy.
• Lars Andersen: a new level of archery
• The supermarket cow dance - this one came in via Lee last week under the wire but it has serious staying power. I've watched it no less than 10 times this week.
• The Bad Sleep Well (1960) - The Geometry of a Scene - not funny or ridiculous, just another fine creation from Tony Zhou.
• Clever little raccoon walking across some phone wires - the actual animal antics here are good but the narration.. pure gold. via Becky.
• Cat attacks singing card. - pretty sure I've seen this before but the ferocity still gets me.

Have a great weekend! If you haven't seen this ClickHole presentation of This Will Change The Way You Watch 'Fight Club' - get on it. Absolutely hilarious, NSFW and the perfect parody.