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

Before the economy crashed, every day looked like this.

[via YouTube]

Welp. Here it is. A full-length trailer for "The Chronicles of Rick Roll". Still looks like a terrible, awful pile of shit.

Who's excited???

According to The Daily What:

Executive producer Andrew Fischer told CNN he hopes the new footage will help convince financial backers to come forward and help him complete the movie.

Yes. Mmmhmm. What I see here is a project I want to back.

It's like that time I gave a bum twenty dollars then watched him walk into a liquor store across the street. I invest where it counts.

"The Chronicles of Rick Roll" is an actual movie that is actually happening. This actual film stars some of your favorite Web Redemptions. So get excited!

Double Rainbow Guy, Antoine Dodson, and the WoW Freakout Kid are together for the first time. (Unless you count the airing of their Tosh.0 episodes back-to-back.)

Sooo "The Chronicles of Rick Roll"!!! Looks…bad. Yeah. It looks really bad.

But bad is what these folks do best. So bring. it. on.

After this shit show is released we're going to have to do a whole new round of Redemptions. Assuming Antoine isn't too big for us by then.

[via TheDW]

Sometimes different worlds of the Internet collide and result in a funny video like this. It's Numa Numa meets Chatroulette and it's a nice reminder that watching a fat guy sing and dance is universally funny.

Man, I wish life was as simple as Chatroulette makes it seem. Just a bunch of dicks and dancing and strangers asking to see your boobs. And the occasional run-in with Daniel Tosh. Well, living in L.A. does get pretty close. TITTIES!

I didn't know you could "cover" a YouTube video.

Here we have the legendary Numa Numa guy conducting the Michigan State marching band to the tune of the Romanian pop hit by O-Zone that he famously lip-dubbed. (It's the song sampled by T.I. in "Live Your Life.")

After seeing Numa Numa guy flail his arms without regard to tempo or time signature in the original video, I'm surprised he's able to pull off the complicated gestures required to conduct a band.

[via Urlesque]