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Who doesn't hold an immense appreciation for the 1985 cult classic, 'The Goonies'? Apparently, Johnny Galecki of 'The Big Bang Theory' agrees, and therefore, asked Conan O'Brien to help him reenact his favorite scene from said film.

Just when we thought every guy knew of the beauty that was 'Lara Croft, Tomb Raider,' late night host Conan O'Brien comes in to shock us all. And like everyone, he totally perved out. But unlike everyone, he had a camera with him.

We aren't going to get into the whole 'Girls' debate. Like, any part of it. We are just going to say that comedian Chelsea Davison does a spot-on impression of Lena Dunham's character on that show. It's basically perfect. Enjoy!

Okay, so maybe that's not the most graceful headline. But you didn't come here for grace. You came here to see that one guy from One Direction get hit in the junk with a shoe. Over and over again. You won't be disappointed. (Check out the video above.)

Let's begin by saying kudos to this delivery guy for keeping perhaps the coolest head during one strange situation.

The coolest thing about graffiti is that there's no right or wrong way to go about it. For starters, Ninja Turtle and dirt versions exist. And while most of the art is super cool, our favorite is definitely the clever and hilarious kind.

Ugh. What were we thinking? What. Were. We. Thinking.

All Steven Spielberg really changed when he switched the guns in 'E.T.' to walkie-talkies was his fans' respect for him. But what if he'd make a bigger technological switch, such as enabling E.T. to actually "phone home"? Here we imagine the impact cell phones would have on various movies throughout the ages. (Hint: 'Serendipity' would be about ten minutes long.)

Ah, Playmobil. Basically Lego's weird cousin, Playmobil offers all of the imaginative environments and changeable figures of Lego without having to actually build anything.

YouTuber FollowtheFoot has an interesting idea for all of us. Take the classic "Wilhelm Scream" sound effect, and replace it with a screaming goat. Even if you think that's a totally dumb idea, you still get to hear some screaming goats if you watch this video, which is ALWAYS HILARIOUS.

Did you know there's an underrated wireless world of hilarity? Encountering funny or clever Wi-Fi network names can be really entertaining, especially when the title is straight up ridiculous or borderline offensive (in a tasteful way, of course).

"Luke, I am your father," is perhaps one of the most famous lines ever in cinematic history. It has been said by nearly anyone with the ability to speak -- except for 23-year-old Carlos, who had no clue that Skywalker's old man was Darth Vadar. Thankfully, when his friends discovered this they decided to make an event of it.

Now that we think of it, why wouldn't you add footage of screaming goats to as many songs as you possibly could? Needless to say, this new internet trend makes much more sense to us than Harlem Shake videos or teenagers throwing gallons of milk into the air...

Why spend money buying stuff on Amazon.com, when you could be wasting hours of your life reading the hilarious product reviews there instead? It starts with a ridiculous product, and usually ends with somebody either being murdered or abducted by aliens. This is just a sampling, so be sure to follow the links for the full product reviews.

We're not entirely why, but this whole 'Harlem Shake' dance craze is taking over the Web. Maybe the weird-meets-hilarious combo has something to do with it, but regardless, the stuff is straight up entertaining. We recently found offices are suspiciously good at it and so are the folks over at 'The Daily Show.' So who are the latest brave souls to jump on this bandwagon? Good ol' kiddos!