Not what you were thinking…
Why do we stubbornly refuse to make two trips when carrying things? From bag distribution strategies to the high-risk, high-reward nature of the one-trip mentality, this humorous take explores the universal struggle of hauling everything in one go.
Getting older comes with unexpected challenges—mysteriously vanishing glasses, knees that click like haunted floorboards, and an unsettling enthusiasm for bin liners. A humorous look at the march into middle age.
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?
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 prefer Greggs or Cooplands? Are they pastry connoisseurs or just indiscriminate food vacuums? A whimsical investigation into the secret tastes of urban birds.
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?
Why do ducks always seem so happy? From effortless floating to unapologetic quacking, this whimsical essay explores the secrets behind their carefree joy.
Ant and Dec are everywhere, Stephen Mulhern will host anything, but who’s the most annoying? A satirical look at Britain’s busiest TV hosts and their relentless grip on our screens.