Romance in the Animal Kingdom: Is Love Just a Weird Biological Trick?
From pebble-stealing penguins to fireflies that fake romance before eating their dates, the animal kingdom proves that love is just a weird biological trick.
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Why Do Online Recipes Insist on Telling a Life Story Before Getting to the Ingredients?
Why do food bloggers write their life stories before getting to the actual recipe? A hilarious deep dive into the world of endless scrolling, pop-ups, and emotional backstories before finding out how to boil pasta.
The Passive-Aggressive Art of Email Sign-Offs
Email sign-offs are more than just words—they’re secret weapons of workplace communication. From “Kind Regards” to “Thanks in Advance”, here’s what they really mean.
When Your Boss Accidentally Sends You a Kiss
Your boss just signed off an email with a kiss. Was it a mistake, or are you now in an awkward workplace romance? A hilarious look at the horror of accidental xs in professional emails.
Pavement Cracks and the Geometry of Regret
Discover the humour and life lessons hidden in pavement cracks and regret, as we explore how imperfections shape our paths with wit and wisdom.
The Sound of Silence: Why Your Brain Screams in the Quiet
Explore the unnerving reality of silence, the endless hum of tinnitus, and the existential dread of quiet moments—told through the lens of a coal miner’s legacy during World War II.
The Mystique of USB Cables: A Modern Enigma
Why do USB cables defy logic? From their three-way insertion problem to the endless variations in your tangled drawer, explore the frustrating mystique of these modern essentials.
What If Everyday Items Had Subscription Fees
Why are we paying subscription fees for things we already own? From kettles to fridges, explore the absurdity of a world where even your mattress or lightbulb comes with a monthly charge.