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A cat with a very smart, or very evil owner must put in time on the treadmill before it can reward itself with a snack.

Republican leader Mitch McConnell released his first campaign ad for the upcoming general election in November and Jon Stewart of The Daily Show couldn’t help but turn it into the mashup hashtag of the weekend.

Batman takes on Skynet from the Terminator science fiction film series in this video by animator Mitchell Hammond.

This Alaskan Malamute does not appear to enjoy the company of its owner’s girlfriend.

Vidar Magnussen and Bjarte Tjøstheim from the Norwegian TV-show Underholdningsavdelingen play Sherlock and John in a Sherlock parody that Johnlock shippers will love.

The British fantasy show had its season finale in 2012, but fans are still vocal on Tumblr.

A dive instructor fends off a Caribbean reef shark near the Cayman Islands in the Western Caribbean Sea.

This sadistic mind game has finally been confirmed.

You are also blinking manually.

Someone had to do it, so YouTuber NeckerBrick did: U.S. Senate’s Republican minority leader Mitch McConnell’s campaign ad gets paired up with Guile’s Theme from Hyper Street Fighter II!

The Daily Show’s #McConnelling is just the latest specimen in the long lineage of audio-visual dissonant memes first pioneered by Something Awful in the early 2000s.

At a veterinary clinic somewhere in Marseille, France, a sly white cat named Chamallow has apparently mastered how to escape from an enclosure.

Since every other singer with a face and a YouTube channel has already covered Frozen’s“Let it Go,” Dallas Baptist University student Brian Hull used his impressive voice impersonation skills to let the classic Disney and Pixar characters take a crack at it.

Happy St. Patrick’s Day, everyone!
And never forget the Alabama leprechaun.

KTLA Los Angeles news anchors Megan Henderson and Chris Schauble dive under the desk while a 4.4 earthquake rumbles through Los Angeles.

These animals refuse to put up with people gossiping about them behind their backs.

YouTuber ScroteDogg99 adds a sweet flavor of the 90s into The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind by replacing every sound effect in the game with a sampled audio file of Tim Allen grunting from the family TV sitcom Home Improvement.

In the wake of the latest allegations surrounding two artists signed to the Vlogbrothers-affiliated record label, the YouTube and Tumblr communities have been awash with angry and disappointed responses from the fans, as well as calls to support the victims who have spoken out.

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