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Blogoverzicht Buitenlandse Blogs

Op deze pagina vind je een overzicht van de bekende en minder bekende Buitenlandse Blogs waaronder The Awesomer, Collega Candy, Miss Cellania, Cracked, Pleated Jeans, Izismile, Stepfather Presents, XKCD, Sad and Useless, The Smoking GUn, Coed, Humorfeed, The Onion, Devhumor, Watts up with That en Kotaku. 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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    The Awesomer

  • Making a Life-Size LEGO Skeleton
    We always like to put LEGO skeleton minifigures out around Halloween. For his holiday display, maker Kelton Davis super-sized the floppy-armed little dude to be as tall as an adult human. After considering a heavy and cost-prohibitive build using LEGO bricks, Kelton decided to 3D print the 40x-scale skeleton and... Read more »
  • Shortbarrel Cigar Batch #4 American Whiskey
    A match made in leather-club-chair heaven, cigars and whiskey go together like cheese and wine, milk and cookies, Ben and Jerry. Finished in Armagnac, Cognac, rum, tawny port, and sherry casks, Cigar Batch #4 is the fourth edition of Georgia distillery Shortbarrel’s annual limited-release whiskey, with sherry casks appearing in... Read more »
  • Sculpting Squidward from Stone
    Tasty Stone Carvings shows how they preserved Squidward Tentacles in perpetuity by meticulously carving the cynical cephalopod from solid blocks of stone. The sarcastic squid would surely have something to say about his sandstone doppelgänger, though we suspect he’d be pleased to finally be recognized as a work of art.... Read more »
  • Viperade VE34 Mini EDC Tool Pouch
    This mini pouch from Viperade keeps EDC tools and accessories organized. Made from durable 500D fabric, the organizer has a YKK zipper and opens flat. Inside the 3.94″ x 3.34″ pouch are three slip pockets, two zippered pockets, and three elastic compartments. A hook-and-loop panel holds patches. Comes in black,... Read more »
  • Ghostmashers
    If there’s somethin’ strange in your neighborhood, who ya gonna call? Ghostmashers! Musical mashup maven Bill McClintock celebrates Halloween 2026 with an epic edit that mixes Ray Parker Jr.’s familiar theme song with 11 other 1980s tracks that run the gamut from Eddie Money’s “Shakin'” to Oingo Boingo’s “Weird Science”... Read more »
  • VideoAwekeys Full Metal Shine Through Keycaps
    Made from recycled cupronickel, Awekeys’ latest full metal keycaps feature precision cutouts that let backlighting shine through. Available in five metallic finishes, they promise a deep “thock” with every keystroke. Options include silver, gold, copper, black, and a flashy glow-in-the-dark coating. Compatible with MX-style switches and ANSI/ISO layouts.... Read more »
  • Making Beats with Bird Song
    Musician and producer Benjamin Mjönes takes sounds from nature videos and remixes them to create beats. Here, he makes some live beats using sounds captured in birdsong. He’s also recorded a bird-step rhythm video, one made from owl sounds, and another that features a mountain lion.... Read more »
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    Miss Cellania

  • ● No Thanks
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  • ● The Mascot
    The classic stop-motion film The Mascot was produced by animator Władysław Starewicz in 1933. You might recall an excerpt from the movie titled "The Devil's Ball" aired on TV's Night Flight quite a few years ago. It's been digitally restored and is perfect for Halloween viewing. (Thanks, WTM!)   Send messages to... Read more »
  • Ow!
    Dustin Ballard, also known as There I Ruined It, made a song completely out of vocal extras. The first half is the word "Ow!" which made me think of walking across a floor strewn with LEGO bricks, and then it switches to "Whoa," as if you are on a slippery... Read more »
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  • VideoGhostmashers
    This time of year, you can count on hearing Ray Parker Jr's "Ghostbusters" quite a bit. Sure, it's still appropriate, and so is the movie, but what it really needs is a mashup with eleven other songs from the 1980s. Yes, twelve songs, and if you don't recognize them all,... Read more »
  • I Have a New Cat!
    This is Toast. I'm sure it's short for Burnt Toast. He's a 6-year-old Russian Blue, and is twice the size of my other cats. That coloring makes him hard to find and he seems to appear out of nowhere. He's a real sweetie.Back in the summer, Dr. Dolittle lost her... Read more »
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    Pleated Jeans

  • 35 Funny Tumblr Posts That Took A Weird Turn And Kept Going
    I spend a lot of time thinking about things that will never become useful information. If my wife asks why I walked into the kitchen, I got nothing. If she wants my opinion on a fictional situation with no consequences, she should pull up a chair. So I appreciate the... Read more »
  • 26 Funniest Tweets Of The Day, Because You Were Going To Keep Scrolling Anyway
    Getting recognized at Costco should count as being a local celebrity. You’ve put in the hours, and now someone at the food court remembers you. That’s community, and frankly, it’s nice to see someone getting something out of their membership. That tweet made us laugh today, along with someone accidentally... Read more »
  • 35 Everyday Habits People Admit They’re Silently Judging You For
    I gotta be honest. I cannot stand it when people in the back of the plane shove their way forward like they’ve figured out a shortcut the rest of us missed. I’m not talking about people trying to make a connection. Most polite people will understand and let you go.... Read more »
  • 30 Funny Panorama Fails That Turned Normal Photos Into Something Much Weirder
    Panoramic mode is a great way to take a wide picture of a beautiful landscape. It’s also a great way to summon evil creatures from the depths of the underworld. Thank you, technology. I understand it’s prone to human error, but could we at least program this thing to warn... Read more »
  • 15 Night-Shift Workers Share The Creepiest Thing They Saw After Everyone Else Went Home
    I worked at a 24-hour grocery store for 4 years, and let me tell you, the night crew was some of the goofiest characters I’ve ever met. All of them were very nice and cool to work with, but sometimes I think they were just a little out there, if... Read more »
  • 36 Funny Fails From Last Week That Made Us Feel Better About Our Own
    Did you make it through last week without becoming a story someone tells at dinner? Congratulations. That’s a successful week. We need to start recognizing accomplishments that don’t come with a certificate. I’ve had days where my biggest achievement was grabbing the correct Tupperware lid on the first try. Growth... Read more »
  • 25 Mildly Interesting Pictures Of Unexpected Lookalikes
    There’s no normal way to tell someone they look like a kitchen appliance. Even if it’s a really nice appliance. Even if you’ve spent several minutes making sure the resemblance is there. Sometimes you have to keep an observation to yourself, which is probably why the internet has become such... Read more »
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    The Onion - Fake News

  • AOC Tidies Up In Case Federal Agents Stop By For Raid
    NEW YORK—Frantically fluffing pillows and folding blankets in preparation for unannounced visitors, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was spotted tidying up her apartment this week in case federal agents stopped by for a raid. “You never know when you’re going to have sudden company come breaking down your door, and I don’t... Read more »
  • Is Pete Hegseth’s Bold Pledge To ‘Kill Everyone’ By 2028 An Unrealistic Pipe Dream?
    The post Is Pete Hegseth’s Bold Pledge To ‘Kill Everyone’ By 2028 An Unrealistic Pipe Dream? appeared first on The Onion.... Read more »
  • LeBron James Squeezes Eyes Shut To Avoid Catching Glimpse Of Philadelphia During Commute
    The post LeBron James Squeezes Eyes Shut To Avoid Catching Glimpse Of Philadelphia During Commute appeared first on The Onion.... Read more »
  • Druid Loving This Cloak Weather
    HILL OF TARA, IRELAND—Visibly beaming as he took in the crisp weather and mist-swathed heath on his way to the stone circle, local druid Fográith of the Mountains announced Friday that he was really loving this cloak weather. “Oh man, there’s nothing better than when you feel that first nip in... Read more »
  • ‘Whalefall’ Writer Reveals Story Inspired By Time He Ate A Scuba Diver
    LOS ANGELES—Noting that one’s own life often provided the best material, Whalefall novelist and screenwriter Daniel Kraus revealed Tuesday that the story was inspired by the time he ate a scuba diver. “My best writing usually comes from a personal place, and Whalefall is no different,” said Kraus, who quoted... Read more »
  • Trump Boasts Tariffs A Huge Success At Making Things Expensive
    WASHINGTON—Touting the enormous impact his trade policy has had on the economy, President Donald Trump boasted in a speech Monday that the tariffs he had imposed on goods from other countries had proven highly successful at making things more expensive. “Thanks to my tariffs, the cost of buying virtually anything... Read more »
  • ‘I’ll Need A Gift Receipt,’ Lies Man Buying $270 ‘Lord Of The Rings’ Lego Set
    The post ‘I’ll Need A Gift Receipt,’ Lies Man Buying $270 ‘Lord Of The Rings’ Lego Set appeared first on The Onion.... Read more »
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    Watts Up With That?

  • ● The AI policy debate suffers from a dangerous plague of vagueness
    The whole AI policy debate borders on being incoherent because we literally do not know what we are talking about. This is very dangerous because incoherent policies passed in panic can be highly destructive. The post The AI policy debate suffers from a dangerous plague of vagueness appeared first on... Read more »
  • UN Climate Panic Rests on False Scenario and Buried Past
    The U.N. fabricated an emergency, using a scenario its own modelers now call implausible, employing a baseline estimated rather than observed, and erasing warm eras that ancient farmers, traders, and travelers lived through. That is not science, but stagecraft performed for power and self-enrichment as it made the rest of... Read more »
  • Why You Should No Longer Fear Global Warming – Join Me in Calgary on November 16
    That's the subject of a presentation I'll be giving in Calgary, Alberta, on November 16, 2026, hosted by the Friends of Science Society. The post Why You Should No Longer Fear Global Warming – Join Me in Calgary on November 16 appeared first on Watts Up With That?.... Read more »
  • U.S. EPA’s Energy Exceptionalism (CO2 freedom)
    Trump EPA delivers reliable and affordable energy in the largest power sector deregulatory action in U.S. history The post U.S. EPA’s Energy Exceptionalism (CO2 freedom) appeared first on Watts Up With That?.... Read more »
  • Climate Fear Sells: The Telegraph Discovers the ‘Uninsurable’ Home
    There is no surer way to unsettle a reader than to tell him that his home, almost always a family’s largest asset, is about to become worthless. The post Climate Fear Sells: The Telegraph Discovers the ‘Uninsurable’ Home appeared first on Watts Up With That?.... Read more »
  • Neso Officials Said the Grid is Safe. Neso Engineers…Not So Much
    Control room staff said Neso should not have claimed the system was “not at risk” on June 23, given that “the system was consistently in breach of operational limits for a number of hours, with operators working around the clock to regain balance”. The post Neso Officials Said the Grid... Read more »
  • Claim: The “Super El Niño” is on Track to be the Wettest Ever
    As storms soak the Aussie East Coast, people are starting to ask, whatever happened to that Super El Nino which was supposed to bring dry conditions? The post Claim: The “Super El Niño” is on Track to be the Wettest Ever appeared first on Watts Up With That?.... Read more »