You know those Ghostbusters, bustin’ makes them feel good, but sometimes they make mistakes too — not every ghost needs to be busted.

Watch the video here below called Ghostbusters Return, a 3-minute piece put together by the sketch comedy team Chubby Skinny Kids that shows what happens when the Ghostbusters show up when they’re not wanted.

Check out this sketch, it’s quite funny and really makes me want a new Ghostbusters movie.

Funny or Die is known for their hilarious videos — many of which feature well-known actors in Saturday Night Live-like sketches.

Recently, the site released a new video directed by Ron Howard that reunited a bunch of SNL alumni and some special guests for a message about the Consumer Financial Protection Agency. The hopes here is that this message will reach the eyes of President Barack Obama and help him with some majorly important decisions.

SNL is renowned for always having someone who creates a comical caricature of whomever the President is at the time for use in the many skits that will be written using that person. Currently, that job is owned by Fred Armisen, who portrays Obama whenever a skit for him is penned.

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No, this is not news. What it is, is one of the funniest damn things seen in a long, long while.

Here’s the setup: comedian Skyler Stone came to the realization that this whole Twilight thing was getting a wee bit out of hand. He decided that it was time to act, and began planning a necessary intervention for a group of fans of the franchise, all documented via video for the website Funny or Die. Stone set up a super-duper-special premiere of the new movie The Twilight Saga: New Moon, which had a packed house in no time whatsoever. The multitudes of beaming fans were recorded expressing their indescribable joy (some on a questionable level), and before long, they were seated and ready for showtime. This is when Mr. Stone comes out and breaks the bad news before attempting to talk some sense into the crowd. Sadly, none of it seems to sink in very well, but the effort is much appreciated.

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I am usually not very political but I saw this utterly hilarious clip on Funny or Die about Proposition 8 called Prop 8: The Musical that just has to be shown.

Featuring an all star cast including Margaret Cho, Maya Rudolph, Andy Richter, John C. Reilly, Sarah Chalke, Jack Black, and a spotlight slot by a former youth TV doctor and self-proclaimed “Bro-da,” Neil Patrick Harris, the clip is a 3-minute musical on the controversial ban in California on gay marriage and drops some knowledge about our current economic state.

I for one am not gay but man when I see my fellow heteros acting stupid, I think it is time to shine some light on this subject and what better way to do it then with musical theater? Watch the clip and see for yourself. It is a great way to waste 3 minutes of your time.