The Great Geek Manual

Remember the conspiracy theory that the movie ‘Fight Club’ is really based on the characters Calvin and Hobbes? Well, someone finally got around to putting together a trailer video that really brings the theory home.

Ronnie Corbett and Harry Enfield star in this fruity sketch from The One Ronnie written by Dawson Bros.

Completely awesome.

It’s funny because Home Alone might have actually been good with zombies.

Parody of Come Together set in Middle Earth from the “Aliens Ate My Homework!” album by Jeff and Maya Bohnhoff.

I absolutely love Don Hertzfeldt’s shorts, and this one is no exception. It’s much funnier, though, when you realize that the characters are all talking gibberish. The language is neither German nor Dutch, as most people assume the first time they see it.

The ‘Hero of Canton’ flashmob! organized by Geek Girl Con to raise awareness and funds for GeekGirlCon, a convention celebrating the female geek to be held here in Seattle next year!

You know, when you really think about it, the whole concept of Santa is seriously creepy. I mean, he’s a fat man who dresses up and, after a year of judging you from afar, invades your home to accept your offering of cookies and milk. Then, he either leaves a reward or punishment in your stockings.

An eerie take on a Christmas classic. Previously in the series: Werner Herzog Reads Where’s Waldo, Werner Herzog Reads Madeline, Werner Herzog Reads Mike Mulligan and His Steam Shovel, and Werner Herzog Reads Curious George.