The Five Stages of Regret After Sending a Drunken Text
We’ve all been there—sending a regrettable drunken text only to wake up to existential dread. Explore the five emotional stages of post-text regret and how to (maybe) avoid it next time.
Month: February 2025
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Whatever Happened to British Seaside Postcard Humour?
What happened to British seaside postcard humour? Once a staple of holiday souvenirs, these cheeky, pun-filled postcards are disappearing. Has modern humour left them behind?
If Historical Figures Had LinkedIn Profiles
What if historical figures had LinkedIn profiles? From Julius Caesar to Napoleon, explore how famous leaders might have presented themselves in the ultimate networking arena.
The Sociology and Psychology of Tattoos: Identity, Rebellion, and the Myth of Regret
Tattoos have evolved from rebellious statements to mainstream art, yet stereotypes about intelligence, regret, and professionalism persist. This in-depth exploration covers the cultural history, psychology, and personal motivations behind tattoos—including why some regret them and why many, like me, never will.
Why the Neighbour’s Cat Is Secretly Your Boss
Think you’re in charge? Think again. The neighbour’s cat runs the neighbourhood—demanding food, enforcing rules, and delivering performance reviews with a single stare.
Do Pigeons Have a Favourite Bakery?
Do pigeons prefer Greggs or Cooplands? Are they pastry connoisseurs or just indiscriminate food vacuums? A whimsical investigation into the secret tastes of urban birds.
The Conspiracy Theory About Conspiracy Theories
What if conspiracy theories are the biggest conspiracy of all? From shadowy cabals to black helicopters, this satirical deep dive uncovers the truth… or does it?
James Martin and His Unholy Obsession with Butter
Why is James Martin so obsessed with butter? A deep dive into the Yorkshire chef’s unapologetic love for drowning everything in dairy, from roast potatoes to coffee.