http://www.bestweekever.tv/2012-05-30/ewe-blood-alexander-skarsgard-holds-a-baby-lamb/

http://www.bestweekever.tv/?p=140037

Yyyyyep. Bullett just did a profile on True Blood and Battleship star Alexander Skarsgård which included a photo of the actor HOLDING A BABY LAMB. It requires, and will receive, no further elaboration.

AHHHHHHHHHH!!!!

Although to be fair, Skarz, how adorable would you really be if you put the lamb down? Aha. Still very adorable. I see. Carry On, then. “On” is short for “One With A Buncha Wool,” which is the lamb’s name, and I am telling you to literally resume carry it.

(Thanks, @laurenkaye!)

http://www.bestweekever.tv/2012-05-30/marty-mcfly-street-art-hanksy/

http://www.bestweekever.tv/?p=140023

Here’s the latest amazing painting from the mysterious celebrity-themed street art parodist Hanksy – A portrait of a very literal “Marty McFly”:

How has no other artist thought to paint this in the entire millenia-long history of human artistic expression? A semi-significant portion of this time was, admittedly, before Back To The Future existed, but that’s no excuse.

I’m seriously asking. HELLO, MCLITERALFLY??? (Attempts to knock on fly’s head, fly flies away, gets onto tiny hoverboard, hovers over water, hoverboard stops, fly flies away anyway because it’s a fly.) Free Back To The Future 4 script right there, by the way.

(Bowery Boogie via The Daily What)

http://www.bestweekever.tv/2012-05-30/good-work-science-kickstarter-project-lets-you-turn-bananas-into-a-piano/

http://www.bestweekever.tv/?p=139987

I’m sure there are massive repercussions to being able to transform anything from Play-Doh to water into a touchpad or video game controller, but the creators of the Makey Makey nail down the best one in their Kickstarter video: it can transform bananas into a piano. This is like that spankable robot butt, but for good ideas. Their Kickstarter is open until June 12, but considering they’ve already made over $315,000, you better eat your bananas before people start composing with them.

(IHeartChaos)

http://www.bestweekever.tv/2012-05-30/garfunkel-and-oates-29-31-age-song/

http://www.bestweekever.tv/?p=139975

Here’s the latest song from Garfunkel & Oates, the Riki Lindhome / Kate Micucci musical-comedy duo with an improbable knack for funny songs that always contain just a bit more truth than you’re ever usually expecting (and I expect a LOT of truth in my comedy songs – it’s why I only ever listen to Weird Al’s Rick Rubin sessions).

The song’s called “29/31″ and explores the mindset of the same woman at age 29 and age 31, causing those of us riiiight in that age range to definitely laugh at this and not re-evaluate the potential harrowing circumstances of our current lives because it’s just a comedy song I keep reminding myself ha ha ha sound of laughter!

Watch at your own risk, age pals (language NSFW):

http://www.bestweekever.tv/2012-05-30/elderly-couple-who-dress-alike-adorable-probably-embarrassing-to-their-children/

http://www.bestweekever.tv/?p=139966

Sure, Mel and Joey Schwanke are the height of cuteness in their matching custom-made outfits now that they’re both spry octogenarians, but think back 30 or 40 years to when they were showing up at their kid’s basketball game in identical Hawaiian shirts or coordinating florals. What kind of person would you grow up to be if your parents were fabulous divas living in Nebraska?

I feel like you’d either end up wearing a gray jumpsuit every day while sipping the bitterest espresso in your German minimalist apartment, or you would be RuPaul.  Can I do some sort of controlled experiment to find out? Where might one getting funding for crazy whim experiments?

(Videogum)

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