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If it exists and it’s badass, then a Lego version of it must be created — that’s one of the rules of the internet along with rule 34.
And so the new Star Trek movie trailer gets painstakingly recreated in everyone’s favorite toy building block.
Some serious scientific stuff going on here, as these two professors of animals take an insightful look at how the animal kingdom ingests its grub.
You’ll learn invaluable knowledge about how the beasts and creatures of nature enjoy chowing down.
The butter-advertising punk legend sinks his hooks into Katy Perry and her self-indulgent documentary.
Which basically means you’re in for a few minutes of lulz as he passes his thoughts on her music, hair and crazyass dad.
You may’ve thought that Jurassic Park was beyond ridicule, but you were wrong because even CGI dinosaurs can get laughed at.
And, let’s be fair, although Spielberg’s movie is no doubt awesome, it did involve some ridiculous plot holes and science.
This man is Nathan Barnatt (you know, the geeky dancing dude) and he could practically own every obstacle in this? gym with a flawless victory.
But he doesn’t, instead he chooses to act like a clown and make us lol instead. Because he is gymnasty. Some serious skillz.
Calvin and Hobbes is pretty much the best newspaper comic strip ever, but what happened to Calvin when he got older?
Creating an imaginary friend is fine when you’re young and can get away with it, but what about when you have to leave childish things behind?
It’s been 10 years since David Brent made the nation and the world squirm in its seat as we cringed our way through his faux pas.
So you’ll be glad he’s finally returned, to make us squirm all over again.
Rather than allowing knowledge to proliferate, the internet has just made the spread of misinformation easier.
So many misconceptions, so little time to fact check, which is why this vid comes in handy.
