To celebrate the latest generation of printer technology, the Japanese electronics company Brother Industries put together a glitch orchestra of old, discarded printer models and programmed them to play Bob Dylan's 1964 classic "The Times They Are A-Changin'."

If you've been to 4chan's /mu/ (music) board in the past couple of years, you're probably familiar with the community's obsession over the '90s indie rock band Neutral Milk Hotel and its mysterious frontman Jeff Mangum. And if you've listened to Neutral Milk hotel's 1998 breakout album In the Aeroplane Over the Sea, you might be also aware of Mangum's obsession with Anne Frank. Inevitably, a group of tin foil hatters over at /mu/ have put the two pieces together into a hilariously wacky conspiracy theory that Jeff Mangum traveled back in time to rescue Anne Frank, brought her back to the future to grow up together posing as siblings and eventually married her in his adulthood. Read more about the story over at The Ithacan.

Meet Clark Chamberlin, the drunk guy from this spontaneous little number. After the video went viral, guitarist Logan Afyouni tracked Chamberlin down, and now the two will be making sweet, sweet duets for us to enjoy!

[thanks, madeline!]

Ummm... bless them?

After Monday night's epic f**kup, the NFL officially is "on a dangerous course to irrelevance."

At least we got a decent parody out of it.

UPDATE: Here's another gem, set to "Call Me Maybe."

In the first collegiate cover of "Gangnam Style," the University of Oregon's Donald Duck mascot enlists the cheerleaders and a bunch of hot guys to recreate PSY's infamous dance moves.

Strangely well played...

[goducks]

The U.S. Army Infantry soldiers in Kunar Province, Afghanistan, aren't above having a little fun while stuck overseas, and their "Call Me Maybe" cover is among the best we've seen --  it showcases their day-to-day life for those of us who have no clue.

A sweet note accompanies the video: "See you in just a few more months, and thanks for all your support!"

[vvv]