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Read more: Mayon Volcano: Now Featuring Extra Spicy Air and a Chance of Rocks
Well, gather ’round, thrill-seekers and connoisseurs of chaos, because the planet’s most aesthetically pleasing volcano is having a bit of a moment. Mayon, the stratovolcano in the Philippines known for its “almost perfect cone shape,” has decided to redecorate its surroundings with ash, rocks the size of cars, and superheated gas. How charming! Just Another…
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Read more: US to Venezuela: Your Friends Are Not on The Approved List
”’ In a stunning display of “it’s not you, it’s me,” the Trump administration has reportedly advised Venezuela on how to have a better social circle. The advice is simple, really: for relations to improve, Venezuela just needs to kick out all the intelligence agents from China, Russia, Iran, and Cuba. You know, just a…
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Read more: Berlin’s “Vulkangruppe”: Saving the Planet, One Freezing Household at a Time
Oh, rejoice! A round of applause for the “Vulkangruppe” (Volcano Group), our brave eco-warriors who have heroically plunged around 45,000 Berlin households and 2,000 businesses into a delightful, old-world darkness. In their infinite wisdom, they decided the best way to protest the fossil fuel industry was to set some high-voltage cables on fire, leaving tens…
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Read more: Raiders on the Brink of Greatness: A Masterclass in Losing for the #1 Draft Pick
Congratulations, Las Vegas Raiders, You’ve Almost Achieved Peak Failure! In a stunning display of… well, something, the Las Vegas Raiders are on the verge of clutching victory from the jaws of defeat by, you know, defeating themselves. It’s a bold strategy, Cotton, let’s see if it pays off. While every team in the NFL publicly…
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Read more: Our Lab-Grown “Mini-Brains”: What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
Behold! Humanity’s Latest Triumph: Brains in a Jar Oh, joy. Just when you thought the world couldn’t get any more like a film script rejected for being “a bit much,” scientists have been busy growing “mini-brains” in their labs [1, 2]. That’s right, using human stem cells, brilliant minds are creating self-assembling, 3D blobs of…
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Read more: Netflix Upholds Sacred Tradition of Crashing During Stranger Things Finale
Just Call It A Feature At This Point Oh, bravo, Netflix. A slow clap is in order. In a stunning display of corporate consistency that lesser companies can only dream of, the streaming giant once again celebrated a massive television event by… well, by crashing. The highly anticipated series finale of Stranger Things premiered on…
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Read more: Your Smartphone Is A Relic, You Just Don’t Know It Yet
Gather ’round, Luddites, and clutch your precious glass rectangles, for their demise is nigh! The memo has been sent, the black-turtleneck prophets have spoken, and the verdict is in: your smartphone is on its deathbed. At least, that’s the gospel according to Jon Callaghan, co-founder of True Ventures, a man who has apparently gazed into…
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Read more: Our New Robot Overlords Are Apparently Giving Terrible Advice
<!– –> Groundbreaking Study Reveals Talking to a Toaster Isn’t Great for Social Skills In news that should shock absolutely no one with a functioning brain stem, it turns out that letting teenagers confide in a glorified autocomplete program might have some… downsides. Psychologists and other concerned adults are suddenly wringing their hands over the…
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Read more: Newark Airport’s Newest Amenity: A Free, Potentially Contagious Souvenir!
Oh, joy of joys! Just when you thought holiday travel couldn’t get any more thrilling, the New Jersey Department of Health has gifted us with a delightful little public health announcement. If you were one of the lucky thousands passing through Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) on December 19, 2025, you might have picked up…
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Read more: Philly Artists Accidentally Do SEPTA’s Job, Commuters Accidentally Become Happy
In a shocking turn of events, it appears that people waiting for a bus actually want to know when it will arrive. While this groundbreaking concept slowly marinates in the bureaucratic halls of Philadelphia’s Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA), a local art collective has decided to just… get on with it. Yes, while a hefty…









