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When BatDad's not fighting crime, he drives a Honda Odyssey. And yells at his kids for hiding under rugs...and tells his wife to wash his pajamas...and is genuinely hilarious.

Just a friendly word of warning -- once a particularly good misheard lyric makes its way into your brain, you will never hear the correct lyrics ever again. Having said that, check out these hilarious misheard lyric Vines!

Goldfish crackers were probably really fun to eat when you were a kid, so why can't they be just as fun now that you're older? This Vine user completely agrees. Watch as he chows down on the delicious snacks en masse as they roll off a treadmill.

This fella decided getting hit by a car would make a wonderful Vine. It's like they say, "No pain, no fame." Of course, there's also the issue whether the Vine is real, since, you know, fake videos are a thing now.

Miley Cyrus isn’t the only one stripping down for her new video.

A Vine user named Khoaliti has turned himself into something of a viral star after he posted a video of his girlfriend basically ending their romance. His description of the video simply states, "You guys just witness my breakup...#damn." Clearly some things are better left off of social media.

This Vine made Yoeslan Alfaro will make you happy pretty much every six seconds, and he didn't even plan it.

Oh, Internet -- you continue to host wonderful ideas for the betterment of all humankind. And then there's this.

Now you don't have to take an over-saturated picture of your lunch -- now you can take an over-saturated 15-second long video of your lunch.

Decidedly more frenetic than grandparents on webcams, this is what happens when dads figure out how to make Vines. Or at least one dad.

With spring in full bloom it's time to start planting, fertilizing and seeding our yards, flowers, plants and trees. If you're anything like me I welcome all the colorful birds that come with spring. I'm even getting my hummingbird feeders ready, when I remembered, I just received an email trying to sell me something they call a "Hummingbird Vine", after a closer look and further investi