In one of the latest examples of America's ongoing war on sidewalk freedom, the police in Mt. Airy, N.C. have started cracking down on out-of-control board game players. Even ex-cops who impersonate beloved characters from old-timey television shows aren't exempt from the rules.

Back in the 20th century, America's dads passed down viable skills (masonry, woodcarving, mafioso-ing) or bustling family businesses (brick laying, carpentry, the syndicate) to their beloved sons, in hope that their offspring would grow up to become productive, progress-making citizens. But now all dads want to do is play the damn Angry Birds game. What kind of role-modeling is that?

London-based artist Christina Christoforou has drawn hundreds of celebrities, rock stars, fictional characters, and famous personages in her unique style—using only their hair—for her new book Whose Hair? Can you guess who these coifs belong to?

We all know that Turk and JD loved to dress up in their fantasies and flashbacks, but is that the reason that the people behind The Sims chose Donald Faison to star in these commercials?

Our Mad Libologists have uncracked the Anti-Woman Legislation Code and made it possible for you to make your very own Congressional speech in favor of your own diminished importance in America! [Jezebel]

To impress his date, this guy practically puts the Wizards' mascot G-man out of a job with his awesome halftime dunk. I think we can all agree it worked.

CityVille is now the most popular app ever on Facebook, with 84.2 million users. It even beats FarmVille, both in total users and in its ability to make money for evil Facebook gaming empire Zynga.

Who likes games? Great! Well step right up and test your popular television show knowledge but trying to figure out the names of these shows.

Want to know exactly what it feels like to run Wikileaks? Play this game. You, Julian Assange, must sneak into the oval office and download 300,000 classified documents from Barack Obama's laptop using a thumb drive while he sleeps.

Ayden is two-years-old; therefore, he should care about nothing but candy and pooping, right? Nope! Because Ayden's addicted to Angry Birds, and not even a bribe of candy can make him loosen his grip of his dad's phone. Watch inside.

How would real-world peace negotiations go between the Angry Birds and their archenemies, the evil egg-stealing Pigs? A group of Israeli comedians decided to find out.

One of the world's most popular arcade games is the basketball one—you know, where you have about a minute to sink as many hoops as possible. Well, you have nothing on this girl. Watch (and be amazed) inside.

The New York Times has created a nifty little online toy that allows you to create a plan to reduce the U.S. budget deficit, and see how much money it'll actually save. So, what's the secret?

In this ad launched by Ogilvy & Mather Paris, an apartment building gets into some ridiculous high jinks. Watch as an octopus, a giant and a bald drum player collide in this hilarious video ad for Scrabble Trickster.

You may fancy yourself pretty good at board games—Yahtzee in particular. But, you know what? This Border Collie just crapped all over your "accomplishment" when he threw a Large Straight... on his first try. Watch—in utter amazement, natch—inside.

At Blizzard's recent video game convention, BlizzCon, a kid at a Q&A knew the World of Warcraft story better than the people who wrote it. How about that! Witness a man who has achieved a legendary level of nerdiness, inside.

The finance industry's idea of public outreach: displaying a $2 million golden Monopoly set.

Well now! The title just about says it all, now doesn't it? Last night on Late Night, Jimmy and Johnny played a life-sized game of Operation. Watch what pretty much can be summed up as my childhood nightmare, inside.

She'll talk to you, she'll play games with you, and for a little extra she'll consider doing even more. Welcome to GameCrush, the new website that helps nerds battle loneliness and young women battle the recession.

Part of the reason Law & Order: SVU is so hard for me to take is that I recognize Christopher Meloni as the refrigerator-humping Gene from Wet Hot American Summer. This goofy video highlights more ridiculous behavior from the actor.