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Op deze pagina vind je een overzicht van de bekende en minder bekende Buitenlandse Blogs waaronder Lifehacker, Ned Hardy, Uproxx, Oddity Central, The Daily Dot, Bits and Pieces, Busted Coverage, Klyker Picdumps, Acid Cow, Linkiest, Mother Jones, Messy Nessy Chic, Barnorama, Thrill Blender, Awkward Family Photo’s en Video’s that Suck. Het merendeel van de Blogs is in het Engels, maar je komt op de blogpagina overzichten ook Duitse, Zweedse of anderstalige blogs tegen.

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    Ned Hardy

  • 5 Historic Photos That Speak Volumes
    FBI informant Ronald Reagan testifies against fellow actors before House Un-American Activities Committee. 1947 History has a way of making people into symbols. Saints or villains. Patriots or traitors. But peel back the mythology, and you find human beings—messy, calculating, scared, ambitious. And few moments illustrate that better than what... Read more »
  • 5 Iconic Artworks Worth Slowing Down For
    Guernica – Pablo Picasso, 1937 Let me get this out of the way: if Guernica doesn’t stop you in your tracks, check your pulse. This isn’t just one of Picasso’s masterpieces—it’s one of the only works of art that still feels like it’s on fire. It’s twelve feet tall, twenty-five... Read more »
  • Lets Take A Stroll Through The Art Museum
    Georges de la Tour – Joseph the Carpenter (c. 1645)   Gustav Klimt – Chruch in Cassone (1913)   Isabel Quintanilla – The Red Door, (1978)   John Falter- Sunday Gardening (1961)   Dragan Bibin – Deimos (2015)   John Phillip Falter – School’s Out (1945) Noon – Rest from... Read more »
  • 22 Things You Will Only See In South Korea
    Bus Stop In South Korea is Air conditioned and provides ETA Information of All Arriving Bus   IKEA in South Korea has an indoor farm that provides veggies to the restaurant.   Seoraksan National Park in South Korea has emergency USB chargers   This heated bench with a wireless charging... Read more »
  • 5 Big Psychological Questions You’ve Always Wondered About—Finally Answered
    How much of our adult life is really just us trying to get the love we didn’t receive as kids? More than most people realize. Much of what plays out in adulthood—ambition, perfectionism, anxiety in relationships, difficulty trusting others, people-pleasing, or the aching need to be chosen—isn’t just about the... Read more »
  • Feed Your Brain With These 5 Fascinating Facts
    A man survived the sinking of a ship in 1871, leaving him traumatized afterwards. Some forty years later he was finally able to overcome his fears and sail again… only to die on the Titanic. There are stories so darkly ironic that if they showed up in a movie, you’d... Read more »
  • 5 Big Questions You’ve Always Wondered About—Finally Answered
    What is the big deal with quantum computers? Traditional computers—the one you’re using right now—are built on bits. These bits are either a 0 or a 1. Everything your phone, laptop, or PlayStation does comes down to flipping millions of these 0s and 1s really, really fast. It’s binary. Simple.... Read more »

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    Oddity Central

  • Excessive Sunscreen Protection Causes Woman to Break Bones by Rolling in Bed
    A Chinese woman with severe vitamin D deficiency caused by excessive sunscreen use suffered a bone fracture just by rolling in her bed. Doctors at the XinDu Traditional Medicine Hospital, in Chengdu, China, recently reported the unusual case of a 48-year-old local woman who had apparently suffered a bone fracture... Read more »
  • Enhanced Games AKA ‘Olympics on Steroids’ to Be Held Next Year in Las Vegas
    Enhanced Games, a sports competition where performance-enhancing drugs are not only allowed but encouraged, will be held for the first time in May next year, in Las Vegas. Ever wondered how much better top human athletes could be if they were allowed to use performance-enhancing substances in competitions? Well, in... Read more »
  • Bank Sparks Outrage for Bringing Bed-Bound 96-Year-Old Woman to Branch to Verify Her Identity
    A Mexican bank has been accused of lacking sensitivity after insisting that a bed-bound 96-year-old woman be brought to a physical branch to confirm her identity in order to release her pension. Photos and video clips of an elderly woman being transported to a BBVA (Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria) bank... Read more »
  • The World’s Stinkiest Bird Smells Like Cow Manure
    The pheasant-like hoatzin is the only bird species that ferments its food, an unusual digestive system that also makes it the stinkiest bird in the world. The hoatzin is a very strange bird. Native to the backwaters of the Amazon, its chicks are born with clawed wings, it is the... Read more »
  • Australian Island Birds Are So Full of Plastic They Crackle and Crunch
    Australian scientists have discovered that mutton birds on Lord Howe Island have so much plastic in their stomachs that they clackle and crunch under slight pressure. Lord Howe, a tiny volcanic island on Australia’s east coast, is home to around 500 humans and over 44,000 shearwaters, aka mutton birds, a... Read more »
  • French Woman Stuck with English Accent 11 Years after Tonsil Surgery
    A 47-year-old woman from Western France has been speaking with a distinctively English accent ever since she had her tonsils removed 14 years ago. Laetitia, a cashier from Montval-sur-Loir, in France’s Sarthe Department, doesn’t speak English. She only knows some basic words that she learned in school decades ago, but hearing... Read more »
  • India’s Most Beautiful Cricket Ground Is Hidden in the Middle of a Sprawling Plantation
    The Harrisons Malayalam Plantation in Varandarappilly, Kerala, is home to India’s most beautiful cricket ground, a hidden oasis in a sea of green canopy. A remote cricket ground in Kerala, India, has been getting a lot of attention online because of its unique location, tucked away in the center of... Read more »

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    Busted Coverage

  • Vikings Star Risks NFL Career for Olympic Flag Football Gold Medal Pursuit
    NFL owners gave players the green light to chase Olympic glory on Tuesday. In a unanimous vote at their spring meeting, all 32 owners approved a proposal allowing NFL stars to represent their countries in flag football at the 2028...... Read more »
  • Unexpected Chiefs Veteran Fighting for Job in OTAs
    Kareem Hunt got another shot with the Chiefs last season when they needed help in the backfield. Let’s be real though – his performance wasn’t turning heads, but he filled the void after Isiah Pacheco broke his leg and kept...... Read more »
  • Giants Star to Lead Team USA Flag Football as Face of Program
    The NFL has given the green light for its players to represent Team USA in Olympic Flag Football at the 2028 Games. Los Angeles will host this first-ever Olympic flag football tournament at BMO Stadium — current home to LAFC...... Read more »
  • Packers Will Regret Overpaying Veteran Sooner Than Expected
    Green Bay entered this offseason with a glaring hole at cornerback. While nabbing Nate Hobbs might look like a smart play on paper, there’s plenty of reason to worry that Brian Gutekunst may have written a check his new defensive...... Read more »
  • Chargers Veteran May Join Joey Bosa at New Team
    The Buffalo Bills have made the playoffs six straight years but haven’t reached the Super Bowl once during this stretch. Look at their last five playoff exits – they’re giving up a staggering 33.2 points per game. That’s nearly 14...... Read more »
  • Ex-Dolphins Playmaker Destined for Cut by New Team Before Week 1
    The Texans are facing a crowded receiver room this offseason, setting up what looks like a numbers game that could leave recent free agent signing Braxton Berrios on the outside looking in. After losing Tank Dell (likely sidelined for all...... Read more »
  • Packers Veteran Denied Pay Raise Due to NFL Technicality
    Football isn’t just a game of inches – sometimes it’s a game of seconds, or in Sean Rhyan’s case, a mere two snaps. The Green Bay Packers offensive guard just came up agonizingly short of a massive payday that would’ve...... Read more »

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    KLYKER.COM

  • Klyker Picdump #1730 (45 photos)
    The following post Klyker Picdump #1730 (45 photos) first appeared on KLYKER.COM. In today’s Klyker Picdump: the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile, a Kratos action figure, eye-painted toes, a zebra print high heel chair, and more! Let’s get right to it! Enjoy today’s selection of 45 random funny pics from the internet. 5/23/2025... Read more »
  • Hot Girls in Thongs #13 (21 photos)
    The following post Hot Girls in Thongs #13 (21 photos) first appeared on KLYKER.COM. Okay guys, klyker.com gives you something to drool over. Feast your eyes on these 21 pics featuring hot girls in thongs. 5/23/2025 You know you want to see more pictures of hot girls in thongs, right? The post Hot Girls... Read more »
  • Funny Pics and Memes to Make You Laugh #156 (22 photos)
    The following post Funny Pics and Memes to Make You Laugh #156 (22 photos) first appeared on KLYKER.COM. Hey there, meme enthusiasts! Prepare to laugh out loud with this collection of hilarious photos. From relatable everyday moments to completely absurd situations, these funny pics and memes are sure to lift your spirits.... Read more »
  • Interesting Pictures with Captions #156 (22 photos)
    The following post Interesting Pictures with Captions #156 (22 photos) first appeared on KLYKER.COM. Take a scroll through this fun and fascinating collection of interesting pictures with captions that add just the right amount of humor, wit, or odd insight. Each image is paired with a line that makes it pop, sometimes... Read more »
  • Surreal Russian Moments You Must See (25 photos)
    The following post Surreal Russian Moments You Must See (25 photos) first appeared on KLYKER.COM. Surreal Russian moments and weird oddities make everyday life feel like a never-ending parade of unpredictable and hilarious surprises. There’s just something about everyday life in Russia that feels slightly… off, in the best way... Read more »
  • Charts and Maps with Intriguing Data #157 (19 photos)
    The following post Charts and Maps with Intriguing Data #157 (19 photos) first appeared on KLYKER.COM. If you enjoy diving into charts, maps, and fascinating data, this collection is for you. These visuals turn numbers into compelling stories, highlighting surprising stats, unusual correlations, and patterns you might’ve never noticed. From odd... Read more »
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    Mother Jones

  • Trump Has Dropped the Pretense of Ethics
    Do Donald Trump and his family “actually give a fuck” about appearing to profit from his presidency? Evidence is mounting that they don’t. Mother Jones reported yesterday on various ways that corporations, foreign governments, and random rich people with agendas are giving money and other benefits to the first family—and... Read more »
  • The Supreme Court Makes Sure the Law Does Not Get in the Way of Trump’s Takeover
    On Thursday night, the Supreme Court’s six Republican-appointed justices allowed President Donald Trump to remove two executive branch officials: Gwynne Wilcox of the National Labor Relations Board and Cathy Harris of the Merit Systems Protection Board. In doing so, the court refused to enforce a major precedent. The decision indicated... Read more »
  • VideoEverything Changed After George Floyd. Five Years Later, What Have We Learned?
    It’s been five years since George Floyd was murdered on a Minneapolis street in the Spring of 2020. Though far from novel, this particular act of state violence shocked the world and ignited one of the largest protest movements in modern history. In my latest video, I argue that this... Read more »
  • How John Fetterman Became “Trump’s Favorite Democrat”
    In early April, Tracy Baton helped organize a “Hands Off!” rally protesting President Donald Trump in downtown Pittsburgh that was attended by more than 6,000 people. But she wasn’t just angry at the president—she was also incensed by her state’s Democratic senator, John Fetterman. So was the crowd. “Fetterman?” one... Read more »
  • The Paris Agreement Target for Warming Still Won’t Protect Polar Ice Sheets
    This story was originally published by Inside Climate News and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. Sea levels in some parts of the world could be rising by as much as 8 to 12 inches per decade within the lifetime of today’s youngest generations, outpacing the ability of many coastal... Read more »
  • Trump Is Trying to Scrap Basic Protections for Unaccompanied Immigrant Children
    The Trump administration filed a motion Thursday to end the decades-old legal ruling that established basic standards for the treatment and release of migrant children—a move that immigrant rights advocates say they will challenge. The Flores Settlement Agreement, which dates back to 1997, requires the government to move migrant children... Read more »
  • Republicans Snuck Two Devastating Health Care Measures Into Trump’s Megabill
    In the early morning hours on Thursday, after an all-night session of tense negotiations, House Republicans narrowly passed President Donald Trump’s sweeping domestic policy package. In addition to the largest cuts to Medicaid in US history, the bill contains provisions that have alarmed health care advocates since they first showed... Read more »

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    Messy Nessy Chic

  • 13 Things I Found on the Internet Today (Vol. 740)
    1. People Watching at the Louvre From the archives of Brazilian photographer Alécio de Andrade Archives. 2. Jim Morrison’s bust found nearly 40 years after it was stolen from Paris cemetery Police have found a bust of Jim Morrison that was stolen nearly four decades ago from the Paris grave that has... Read more »
  • 13 Things I Found on the Internet Today (Vol. 739)
    1. The gargoyle at Giusti Garden in Verona The dramatic cypress avenue leads to a cave full of stalactites and subsequently to Palazzo Giusti. Created at the end of the fifteenth century by a knight of the Venetian republic. Talk about taking a grotto to another level.... Read more »
  • The Art Spy who Stopped Hitler from Emptying the Louvre
    An unlikely superhero spy; a bookish art historian in a paisley print dress, posing rather meekly beside her inventory of valuable museum works. But behind the innocent smile and the matronly garb, Rose Antonia Maria Valland was a lone female agent of espionage who, during WW2, tirelessly and valiantly put her... Read more »
  • A Conversation with the Museum Of Bad Art (an Underrated American Institution born from One Man’s Trash)
    For every piece of beautiful art hanging in a distinguished gallery, imagine the countless of others that never quite made it. Picture an artist approaching their easel with the high hopes of creating a masterpiece, but with every brush stroke comes the sinking feeling that its not coming out quite... Read more »
  • Video13 Things I Found on the Internet Today (Vol. 738)
    1. The House that Madness Built In the tidy Westphalian town of Lemgo, Germany, where the gabled houses wear their history with restrained Protestant pride, there stands a house that seems to have wandered in from another reality. It is a house made of wood, and also of something more... Read more »
  • 13 Things I Found on the Internet Today (Vol. 737)
    1. For Sale: Portobello Road’s Most Famous Antiques Shop & the Home Upstairs Property for sale on Knight Frank. 2.... Read more »
  • 13 Things I Found on the Internet Today (Vol. 736)
    1. A Ravishing Radish Hat And other wonderful creations by Rebecca Gardner. 2. Penitentes en Cuenca (Penitents in Cuenca) by José Ortiz Echagüe, 1940 a lay confraternity of Spanish-American Roman Catholic men active in Northern and Central New Mexico and southern Colorado.... Read more »

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    Awkward Family Photo's

  • What The Duck?
    “My mom thought it would be sweet to hire this living hell of a duck to my 3rd birthday party. This photo was taken seconds before I started screaming and crying in terror.” (submitted by Elisabeth) The post What The Duck? appeared first on AwkwardFamilyPhotos.com.... Read more »
  • The Replacement Plan
    “We had a professional family photo done for my parents Mother’s & Father’s Day but right after we gave it to them, my brother got a divorce. My dad decided to cut my ex-sister in law out of the photo and replace her with someone else. Then he hung it... Read more »
  • The Glam Gals
    “My mom and I did “mother/daughter” glamour shots at a local motel in a janky hotel room in the late 90s. The photographer thought it would be a lovely idea to have us sit back to back and be encircled by black and white feather boas. He also commented on my... Read more »
  • Big Red
    “My amazing mullet!” (submitted by Annie) The post Big Red appeared first on AwkwardFamilyPhotos.com.... Read more »
  • Ragged Ann
    “All the other kids were terrified of the giant doll, but not our granddaughter.” (submitted by Peggy) The post Ragged Ann appeared first on AwkwardFamilyPhotos.com.... Read more »
  • Shades of Blue
    ” A classic from back in the day of our family. I don’t remember all the specifics but it was clearly a joyous experience.” (submitted by Stacey) The post Shades of Blue appeared first on AwkwardFamilyPhotos.com.... Read more »
  • The ‘Do of ’72
    “My mom cut my bangs for picture day, 1972.” (submitted by IG @keciadeveney) The post The ‘Do of ’72 appeared first on AwkwardFamilyPhotos.com.... Read more »