Not what you were thinking…
Japan’s unusual shiroposuto porn disposal boxes are being phased out, marking the end of a bizarre yet practical public service. A relic of Japan’s love for old tech, now fading into history.
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.
Work events can be a logistical and social nightmare for neurodivergent people. From train travel anxiety to the awkward horror of networking, this humorous guide explores the challenges and offers practical survival strategies to make it through with your sanity intact.
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.
Phone calls are dying, Gen Z refuses to hold a phone properly, and Zoom meetings are the new workplace torture. This humorous yet sociologically informed deep dive explores why phone calls are falling out of favour, why neurodivergent people dread them, and why texting is the future.
Why do ducks always seem so happy? From effortless floating to unapologetic quacking, this whimsical essay explores the secrets behind their carefree joy.
Struggling to remember names? You’re not alone. Dive into the hilarious agony of forgetting people’s names, the awkward social gymnastics required to cover it up, and expert-level survival strategies to avoid getting caught.
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.