Humor & Fun

Spam messages are becoming more sophisticated. Gone are the days of obvious scams and pleas for money. Now, scammers are getting creative with their tactics, targeting vulnerable individuals with bizarre and humorous messages. From calling recipients "Pervert" to inviting them to seafood dinners, these spam emails are taking a new approach to tricking their victims. Some even include images of artificial intelligence women to lure in unsuspecting targets. It's a strange, scary,

Hurricane Milton is currently intensifying over the Gulf of Mexico, on a direct path towards Florida. This powerful storm is causing concern among residents as it gains strength and prepares to make landfall. It is being dubbed one of the most frightening hurricanes on record, with the ironic twist of being named Milton. As the storm approaches, social media is buzzing with hurricane memes, Office Space references, and Florida Man jokes. People are finding humor in the face of impending

Quora is often seen as the older sibling to r/AskReddit, but while it may not be as popular or flashy, it still holds some hidden gems. Unlike Reddit, Quora users aren't trying to be funny, which can lead to some truly bizarre and concerning questions. The Twitter account and podcast @Quorators highlights some of the most outlandish inquiries, showing that no matter how strange your thoughts may be, there's always someone out there asking something even weirder. Explore the depths of

The 1980s saw its fair share of disappointing inventions that failed to live up to their promises of style and usefulness, and in some cases, even posed safety risks. From the ill-fated monoski to the clunky Private Eye screen, these 15 inventions from the '80s are best left forgotten in the annals of history.

Step back in time with these 30 pictures of 1970s dinner party classics. From the strange combination of Jell-O molds with brussel sprouts to the questionable creations like the Frankfurter Crown and Sausage Party loaf, get ready to be transported to a time when aspic-fueled dishes were the norm. Planked Spam, Molded Asparagus Salad, and even salmon-topped bananas make an appearance, showcasing the unique culinary creations of our parents and grandparents. Prepare to be both amazed and slightly

America is home to a multitude of individuals who proudly flaunt their unique styles and behaviors, often without a care in the world. While Americans may view these people as bold and fearless, the rest of the world simply sees them as trashy. From bare feet on planes to questionable fashion choices, these individuals stand out for all the wrong reasons. Their outlandish behavior and questionable fashion sense serve as stark reminders that humanity may be reaching its breaking point.

The majority of highly religious individuals are respectful and keep their beliefs to themselves, which often makes them kinder and more approachable. However, in the Bible Belt, particularly among the wealthy individuals who control billboard companies, there is a different story. These overly religious individuals use billboards to spread fear and condemnation, warning others that they will go to hell for any perceived wrongdoing. Some of these billboards are not as harsh in their messaging,

The Community Notes function is like that cool local cop who doesn't always intervene but when they do, it's for a good reason. They call out lazy influencers and clickbait news companies with a touch of humor. It's a platform to stand on and speak the truth in a funny way. Get informed, have a laugh, and see through the lies.

War reenactment can be a risky hobby, but when done correctly, it can make you look incredibly cool and allow you to experience what it might have been like for your ancestors in battle. From fighting against barbarians to taking on Hitler, reenactors can immerse themselves in history without facing the actual horrors of war. However, if the reenactment is not done well, you may just end up as someone in a costume standing in a field. Regardless of success or failure, we have to admire these

Transport yourself back in time with these vintage drug ads that promise a euphoric high without any mention of the dangerous side effects. From colorful illustrations of cocaine being marketed as a wonder drug to cheerful write-ups on the benefits of morphine, these advertisements paint a rosy picture of substances that are now known to be destructive. Imagine a world where Rush Limbaugh is the spokesperson for OxyContin, passionately endorsing its benefits without a care for the addiction it