Why Is the Printer Always the Most Useless Piece of Technology?
Printers: the most useless piece of technology ever invented. From connection failures to ink scams, why are they still this bad? A deep dive into the nightmare of modern printing.
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Lamenting the Good Old British Sitcom: Where Did All the Laughs Go?
What happened to the great British sitcom? From Fawlty Towers to Only Fools and Horses, classic comedies once ruled TV. Now, we’re left with dramedies and awkward silences. Is there hope for a comeback?
A Grand Tour of Fish, Chips, and Mild Peril
From the gothic charm of Whitby to the neon chaos of Blackpool, explore the quirks of Britain’s best (and weirdest) seaside towns in this humorous guide to the Great British seaside.
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.
PowerPoint Hell: The Ninth Circle of Workplace Torture
Trapped in another soul-crushing presentation? Welcome to PowerPoint Hell, where slides never end, fonts are crimes, and pie charts make no sense. A brutally funny look at the ninth circle of workplace torture.
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.
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.