The jokes were aplenty, from replacing the pen with toys and cutlery to handling him a guitar and a violin.

If the last online offering of Barack Obama’s presidency was a whole spate of Joe Biden and Obama memes (and let’s face it, they’re so awesome we can’t get enough of them), then the current US President Donald Trump has been an unending source of photoshoppping memes and battles online ever since his election campaigning days. That he’s now ‘the most powerful man in the world’, who justifiably thinks owning the nuclear codes is ‘very, very scary’, does nothing to lessen the number of memes inspired by him.

Actor’s own dialogue knowledge tested on ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’.

How well do you know the lines from Samuel L. Jackson’s movies?

Better yet, how well does Jackson know his own dialogue?

On Thursday, Jimmy Kimmel tested the “Pulp Fiction” and “Snakes on a Plane” star by having seniors read quotes from films and asking Jackson if they were said by one of his characters.

How Jackson fared really isn’t the point. The real payoff is watching the older folks spouting his profanity-laced quotes.

When used in the context of a protest or demonstration, signs serve many purposes. At the Women's March on Washington and its 600-plus sister marches across the world on Saturday, people are using signs to broadcast their reasons for marching, and their hopes and demands. Their signs are directed at their fellow marchers, the world bearing witness, and even to the new president himself. And from the look of it so far, some of the march's funniest signs are about Trump.

Last Week Tonight clips are sure to make a comeback on 420 Intel too. Many thanks to the reader who submitted this. Remember to send us your funny photos, videos or comics and we might feature them on the next Friday Funny. Happy Friday everyone and enjoy your weekend!

Donald Trump supporters keen to purchase some unique memorabilia and merchandise ahead of his inauguration have plenty of weird and wonderful options to choose from.

Democrat supporters have joked President Barack Obama should resign on January 19, allowing Joe Biden to become the next POTUS and simultaneously making all of Trump’s 45th President memorabilia utterly useless.

Who said it? President-elect Donald Trump or the Joker?

It’s hard to tell with “Star Wars” actor Mark Hamill adapting one of President-elect’s sinister tweets for Batman’s perverse nemesis in a creepy audio clip shared Saturday night.

Hamill, an acclaimed voice actor who portrayed the Joker in "Batman: The Animated Series" and many other projects, giggled, growled and howled the incoming commander-in-chief’s New Year’s Eve greeting into a calling card made especially for the Clown Prince of Crime.

Willie Nelson took to social media to show off some new threads gifted to him by fellow marijuana enthusiast Snoop Dogg. The singer posted an image to Facebook of himself proudly wearing an ugly Christmas sweater emblazoned with (what else?) a pot leaf decorated like a Christmas tree and the words “Smoke Weed Everyday.” Clearly a message Nelson can get behind.

“Thank you Snoop Dogg for the Christmas sweater,” the singer wrote succinctly. Snoop then shared the image on his own Instagram page.

Glass pipes used to smoke cannabis are works of art worthy of being on display. Though sometimes their beauty can distract people from realizing what they're truly intended for.

A Twitter user named Ellie was recently visiting her primary care doctor in Greensboro, North Carolina, for a check up when she noticed something peculiar on the secretary's desk.

#MakeAmericaGreatBritainAgain?

Hilarious images in which President-elect Donald Trump’s head is edited onto the body of Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II will make you laugh, but maybe also cry with terror.

 

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