Yes, it's National Cheeseburger Month, and White Castle is celebrating with candles! No, not festive cake topping candles — I'm talking about scented candles. Slider-scented candles. Get yours now (or at least when they re-stock) at the Crave Gear store.

Sure, your house will smell like grease and onions, but the profits go to a worthy cause, fighting autism. And who doesn't like the smell of Sliders anyway?

The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson opened last night with this "promo" for a new show entitled "Eddie & The Barbeque Guy." Eddie Izzard has always been one of our favorite comedians so we really shouldn't pick on him, but being a vegan he's also a moving target.*


Watch this hilarious clip here.

*Eddie Izzard isn't really a vegan... it's just a joke. Watch the damn video already and you'll figure it out.

Sometimes a comedy sketch presents a product that might actually sell in the real world. One such product is featured in this hilarious commercial parody by Chicago videographer Mark Matthews of MouthHole Productions. Check out "Meat Gum" previously featured on Planet 19 Presents.

Click here to watch the video.

Learn more about MouthHole at www.mouthhole.com.

Even religious organizations think meat can be funny. BlueFish TV was started way back in 1987 by Priority One International to create teaching materials for ministries and youth groups. Since then they have created over 150 dramatic and comedic video clips for that purpose.

Check out the incredibly funny commercial parody "Mandles" here.

You can also see what else they produce at BlueFishTV.com.

It was only a matter of time before someone made action figures out of meat. Well, actually this video is a parody from the comedy duo Magic Hugs. The Chicago natives Scott Blair and Tim Wilkerson started working together on the student produced television show "alt.news 26:46" at Southern Illinois University. Check out one of their first productions, "Meat Heroes."

Click here to watch the video.

Visit Magic Hugs' official site.