Can You Be a Woke Nazi? Unpacking the Internet’s Dumbest Oxymoron
Can someone really be a “woke Nazi”? Explore the absurd contradictions of modern political insults in this witty sociological takedown of meaningless labels and outrage culture.
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The Sociology of Theme Parks: Manufactured Joy and Queue-Based Hierarchies
Easter at a theme park: overpriced balloons, endless queues, and manufactured joy zones. Dive into the sociology of theme parks — where capitalism meets candyfloss-fuelled chaos.
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 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?
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.
Neurodivergent People Are Secretly Bond Villains (and We’re Plotting to Take Over Your Office)
Are neurodivergent people secretly Bond villains plotting to take over your office? Probably not—but this satirical take dives into the quirks, hyper-fixations, and silent power moves that make us unstoppable (or just really good at organising stationery).
What’s Worse: Watching Mrs Brown’s Boys or Having Teeth Pulled?
Is Mrs Brown’s Boys worse than having teeth pulled? We compare the pain, humiliation, and lasting trauma of both experiences in this hilarious, tongue-in-cheek showdown. Find out which one takes the crown for ultimate discomfort!
The Life and Times of a Supermarket Self-Checkout Machine
Self-checkout machines: a tale of passive-aggressive voices, bagging area dilemmas, and unexpected items. Discover the hilarious highs and lows of supermarket tech.