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Every week we'll give you the gift of an internet classic, from the dark days pre-Tosh.0 blog.

Call me crazy, but I don't think that cat's actually playing the song.

BONUS VIDEO: Ron Livingston's Keyboard Cat. Which is fucking great.

[via YouTube]

Sometimes when I'm in a hurry to write a blog post I get the person next to me to start typing some letters too.

Unfunny commentary is only half my fault.

[via Slacktory]

Stephenie Meyer used these to write the Twilight books.

[via Izismile]

I'm going to be spending my weekend wondering why this is a real thing.

Think you can explain it? Tell us in the comments.

Want to extend your weekend? Check out previous WTFridays!

Someone created a Keyboard Cat toy!

Now if only he could create a time machine to go back 2 years to when people might actually have wanted one of these.

[via The Daily What]

A Redditor user showed off what his computer keyboard looks like after "six months without a job."

My suggestion to him: Once you get some cash go buy yourself an Xbox, get a Kinect, get some exercise.  Maybe grab yourself an iPad, play some touchscreen games.  Maybe meet a woman; take her out to a nice dinner.  Get the most expensive bottle of wine on the menu.  That'll help you keep her.

Give that keyboard a rest.

[via Reddit]

Apparently someone hates CAPS but loves irony…

Your note is written in ALL CAPS, idiot!

[via BuzzFeed]

The internet might get you into trouble at work, but it's also here to help.

Idlekeyboard, a site designed to play the looped sound of someone typing on a keyboard, can help you out making it sound like you're not.

You can use that to take a nap underneath your cubicle like George Costanza! It's too bad the internet wasn't around for that guy.

For more ways to sleep at work, check out this article. And check out idlekeyboard if you want to trick everyone in your office, or try to trick them and fail. Good luck.

[via Gorilla Mask]

This is so excruciatingly dumb that I might have to re-watch that keyboard scene in Big eight or nine times to regain any of the respect I used to have for the piano.

In this world, we have piano applets, piano dashboard widgets, piano iPhone apps, we even have actual pianos. And someone still felt the need to make a YouTube video that plays piano keys depending on what part of the timeline you click.

I cannot think of a single reason why anyone would use this. If you think of one, leave it in the comments.

[via BuzzFeed]

Awkward Family Photos always follows through with… awkward family photos. But rarely do they nail something that's so simultaneously "awkward family" and "Internet geek."

"Where's the 'family' here?" Don't give me that shit. People like me and Harold Ramis* here are wed to Internet — this is clearly a family photo.

The best part of being married to the Internet is that she always helps you dress in the morning. Here's a tricky one that young Egon confronted that morning: khaki jeans. They're khakis but they're jeans. He wanted to wear black shoes, but black shoes don't go so well with khakis. What to do? Compromise. Wear a black belt to match the black shoes but wear tennis shoes instead. And wear white socks and flood the pants.

*Not actually Harold Ramis.