Another take on the internet community. This is what would happen if Google’s parents left town for the weekend. What kind of party would their kid throw? Very funny video, although not kid-safe at all.

Yes, I hate to admit it, but this video is getting funnier every day. I like to joke that I have a “swiss cheese brain”. You know, lots of holes. This song sums up that feeling perfectly… Watch it here.

Watch Nora the kitty play the piano. It’s a cute video, and if you imagine that she’s playing some stream of consciousness jazz, she’s pretty good.

This is THE cutest cartoon ever. I giggled, “awwwed”, and even got teary at this one. The dog and kitty just steal your heart away.

Junk Food Junkie is a funny video about the dangers of junk food. Or is it the dangers of health food? Either way, it’s funny.

Before he became famous for House, Hugh Laurie did a lot of English sketch comedy. Along with Blackadder, which I love, he also did “A Bit of Fry and Laurie.” Here are clips of five songs that crack me up every time. Who knew House could sing? Enjoy!

Yes and No  is a funny cartoon video by Bruno Bozzetto that explores the right and wrong way to follow the rules of the road. However, in Bruno’s twisted world, right is not always smart or safe. Ever felt like you’re the last sane driver on the road? This flash movie will prove it.

The JCB Song by Nizlopi combines a sweet song about a small boy and his dad, with a gentle, whimsical cartoon. The song and visuals go together so perfectly that you’ll be smiling, even though the subject matter is a little sad. I love the simplicity of the lyrics, and the joy in the final chorus. Check out this wonderful video and song that both won awards in England.

One of the most hilarious of the Who’s Line skits. Richard Simmons puts the audience, Drew Carey, and the other players into hysterics. I always end up crying with laughter when I watch this.

 Warning: not really kid-safe.

The very funny Evolution of Dance. From “Hound Dog” to “I Like Big Butts,” this video chronicles them all. It’s amazing how many bad dances I remember (and knew how to do). Word to Your Mother.