Found Around: Batman, lightsabers, sharks, dinosaurs, and Mecha-Satan!
on March 16th, 2010 at 3:42 pmLet’s face it, if you’re anything like us, you’ve barely got enough time in between blogging about how much you hate/love the iPad, Blackest Night, Deadpool Corps, Jim and Pam’s baby, and downloading torrents of movies you wouldn’t pay 10 bucks to see in a crowded theater, to see ALL the great stuff floating out on the interwebs. How about a brief smattering of recent awesome things we noticed.

Batman with a lightsaber, killing a shark. Kudos to Nerdcore on this gem.

How the world would end… and we wouldn’t want it any other way. Kudos to Ctrl-Alt-Del for this piece of awesome.
This guy, singing improv tunes to random people who come in and say hello on chat-roulette.

There’s more to this SMBC comic, and you can check it out here, but really, this is all you need to see of it.
Kudos to SMBC for not only making silly webtoons… but awesome videos as well.
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