HelloDenizen shared this video of a Twinkie, the Jack Russell who holds the USA record for balloon bursting, chasing balloons in a real-life Pac-Man course.

CineMash took Rogue One and put it up against a highly unlikely (yet somehow incredibly appropriate) song: the theme from Friends, "I'll Be There For You," by The Rembrandts.

So apparently, according to this study run by Evolutionary Psychology Professor Robin Dunbar at Oxford University, you can only count on a small, small percentage of your Facebook friends.

The cast of Friends will (likely) be reuniting during a TV special dedicated to one of the show's most influential directors, James Burrows.

It's December 1st, do you know where your holiday spirit is? If not, Netflix has got you covered! The streaming service has released a winter countdown calendar full of suggestions for festive episodes and movies to help make your viewing a little more seasonally appropriate.

Rami Malek, Carly Chaikin, and Portia Doubleday of Mr. Robot have their own version of the title sequence where they do the robot and it's the cutest thing.

Thank you to The Watercooler for introducing the world to "Central Fluff: 'Friends' Remade With Hamsters," starring Jennifer Hamsterson, Hamster Cox, Lisa Hamster, Matt Le Hamster, Hamster Perry, and David Schwimmer.

I suppose I shouldn't be surprised, as both are at their core about the power of friendship and love. Granted, the Harry Potter crew is way more hardcore about it.

Ok, first it was shipping glitter to people - something I would not wish upon my worst enemies - now nothing?

Watching this The Room parody title sequence without having watched The Room will probably make a person think that it's a totally normal, friendly romantic comedy. It is not. It is actually bonkers masterpiece of awful cinema, which is what makes this Friends mashup so wonderfully, surreally perfect.

Why have issues like gay marriage moved into acceptance in the last few years? Well, lots of reasons, many of which are heartening signs of maturity and evolution in our society. One key contributor, though, is that it's hard to support the denial of basic rights to a group of your fellow citizens and human beings when you're getting together for drinks with a few of them later in the evening, and for more Americans than ever before, that's exactly the case. According to statistics released to the Washington Post earlier today, 70% of Americans on Facebook have at least one friend on the site who identifies as gay, lesbian, or bisexual.

Late last Wednesday night I unfriended everyone on my Facebook account to see what life on the Social Network would be like without being social. I've used Facebook exclusively through interactions with Pages for a full week now, and it's cut out all the things I didn't like about Facebook, but it turns out that it's cut out a few of the things I did like about Facebook as well. Let's look at some of the drawbacks.

Thursday night I unfriended everyone on Facebook. The reaction this got has been fascinating to me. Some readers have been very supportive, while others questioned why anyone would do what I've done. By unfriending everyone on Facebook, have I unfriended them in life? My wife brought up a related point: Are we still married now that our relationship status doesn't reflect it?

Last night I had 369 Facebook friends, and today I have zero. I thought about quitting Facebook a few weeks ago, but realized that Facebook itself wasn't the problem. The problem was my friends. Yesterday I realized that I didn't even have to quit Facebook. I just had to quit my friends, so last night I went through and unfriended them one by one. This is what I think about it so far.

Good news for anyone who hates their friends! Facebook has announced that it is rolling out a new Pages Only view that hides your friends from the News Feed and instead only shows updates from pages to which you subscribe. It seems like a strange move considering the problems Facebook's been having with pages getting content to users through all the new promoted posts, but we're actually pretty happy with this development. Now folks can read our Facebook page undisturbed by all their pesky friends.