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Who needs Hoverboards when you got CARDBOARDS? A stop-motion infomercial parody by YouTube vlogger Nigahiga.

A silly noob question on the Windows user forums – “If I install windows 7 32-Bit twice, will I get 64-bit” has become a popular troll response, especially on Yahoo Answers.

If you’re confused about Apple’s new “innovation,” the Apple Pencil, this video will help lay out all the facts.

Americans observe the 14th anniversary of the fateful day that changed the course of world history for the century.

If your spirit animal happens to be Shiro the Zen Cat, you might also appreciate his new soulmate pal, the chill frog.

Do we live in a world where a machine can look at any picture and tell us whether it is porn or not? The answer is yes, sort of, with 15.6% of certainty.

North Carolina police officer D.V. Hicks was on his way home from work when he saw a man hanging over the edge of a highway bridge. After talking him out of jumping off and helping him cross back to safety, Officer Hicks went above and beyond his duty to remind the man, and many of us, that not all faith in humanity has been lost.

Director Pat Mills has dismissed Nicole Arbour from his upcoming body-positive teen dance film Don’t Talk to Irene after viewing her massively controversial “Dear Fat People” monologue video, which has gained over 3.6 million views in the past week.

This clip from Fred Willard’s tv show Totally Obsessed tells the story of a woman who goes to unbelievable extremes in her infatuation with The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

This passionate futurist has gained a significant online following with his Discovery Networks web series Shots of Awe, which features fast-paced monologues about a variety of topics related to philosophy, science and technology.

There had to be one. #WhereWereYou is the hashtag people use to share their sad, thankful, or shocking stories of where they were when they heard about the plane crashes. Feel free to share yours in the comments.

Adam Savage from Mythbusters discovers the “Duck Army”: after feeling a “great disturbance in the force.”

[Cue Simon & Garfunkel’s “The Sound of Silence”]

The CorridorDigital YouTube channel put together this first-person shooter parody video in which the protagonist equips weapons from a wide variety of notable video games.

This characters from the 1960’s animated television show Top Cat has seen a recent resurgence in popularity on Tumblr, where he is often appearing in a variety of photoshopped images.

Watch, and cringe, as the famed U.K. actor Tom Hardy shuts down a reporter after being asked how he feels about discussing his own sexuality during a press conference for LEGEND, the recently released British crime thriller about England’s notorious (and sexually ambiguous) Kray twins of the 1960s, at the Toronto International Film Festival.

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