Buitenlandse Blogs – 3

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

  • Thank You Bus Driver (Trailer)
    Thank You Bus Driver is a chaotic driving game from Double Fine, the once-again indie studio behind Psychonauts. Race between stops while dealing with unruly passengers, enforcing an ever-changing list of rules, and taking shortcuts through town. Do a good job and be rewarded with “Thank Yous” for upgrades. Add... Read more »
  • DUCKS (Short Film)
    Animator AJ Jefferies‘ award-winning short film DUCKS starts out with a pleasant stroll through the park. But after a baby spots some birds floating in the pond, we come to realize that these waterfowl are much weirder than they appear on the surface. We expect no less from the guy... Read more »
  • VideoINXS But It’s David Bowie
    Musician Joshua Woo does a mean David Bowie impression. This time, he took the 1987 INXS hit “Need You Tonight” and imagined what it might have sounded like if Bowie sang it during his “Let’s Dance” era. Woo nails Bowie’s characteristic vocals while giving the song a funky makeover that... Read more »
  • LEGO Sony PlayStation
    LEGO pays tribute to Sony’s original PlayStation with a nearly full-scale, 1,911-piece set based on the gray console and its controller. The brick-built gamepad plugs into the console, which has working Power and Open buttons. A compartment holds tiny Gran Turismo and Ape Escape dioramas. The set arrives for LEGO... Read more »
  • DARTZ Nightshark VI: A Game Room on Wheels
    Coachbuilder DARTZ is making a real version of the Nightshark from GTA Online. The armored SUV has a single rear seat, a fighter-jet ejection seat facing a giant gaming display, and a weapon-selection wheel built into its five-point harness buckle. Gun ports, neon lighting, satellite internet, and animal-free exotic-look upholstery... Read more »
  • Live at the Necropolis: Lords of Synth
    We’re 10 years late to the party for this Adult Swim cult classic, but we figured if we hadn’t seen it before, maybe you haven’t either. This hilariously weird parody imagines a 1986 concert where enigmatic musical maestros battled for synthesizer supremacy. For some real-world ’80s synth goodness, check out... Read more »
  • Dirty Rigger Multitool
    Designed for riggers and stage techs, this sturdy 14-in-1 multitool from Dirty Rigger is made from 4mm hardened steel and packs a variety of useful tools into one handy design. It has metric and imperial nut wrenches, square nut and wingnut tools, wire strippers, eyelets, a barndoor tool, and, of... Read more »
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    Miss Cellania

  • TV Interview
    (via Bits and Pieces) Send messages to radiofox@gmail.com... Read more »
  • Jarhead's Story
    Feral cats will take a bite of food from anywhere, because they don't understand the risks of the modern world. A call came in to Sierra Pacific Furbabies. A cat had been seen in the neighborhood with its head stuck in a jar. The founder of the organization, David Loop,... Read more »
  • Cause and Effect
    (via Seriously, For Real?) Send messages to radiofox@gmail.com... Read more »
  • Cupid's Checklist
    A 1950 educational film about whether you should marry that guy. Or that girl. When these youngsters revealed they'd known each other for three months, I knew that waiting would be the best. Oh sure, I only knew my last husband for only nine months before we married, but we... Read more »
  • Maisy
    (via Bits and Pieces)Send messages to radiofox@gmail.com... Read more »
  • Nuts for Nuts
    He bought a package of almonds for his pet chipmunk, but the frantic little guy couldn't wait for him to get through all that packaging! (via Digg) Send messages to radiofox@gmail.com... Read more »
  • The Vet and More
    View this post on Instagram A post shared by Jonathan Edward Durham (@thisone0verhere) //www.instagram.com/embed.js Click to the right for more wisdom on pets, libraries, and the modern world. Send messages to radiofox@gmail.com... Read more »
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    Pleated Jeans

  • 30 Unhelpful Instructions That Somehow Created More Questions
    Instructions are supposed to eliminate confusion. That’s pretty much the entire reason they exist. Unfortunately, the people responsible for these funny unhelpful instructions appear to have misunderstood the assignment. Some provide far too little information. Others include diagrams that look like they were drawn from memory during an earthquake. Then... Read more »
  • 30 Funny Tweets Everyone Should’ve Read This Week (September 5, 2026)
    I missed a lot of important information this week. I couldn’t tell you what happened in Congress, what the stock market did, or whether scientists discovered another food that’s secretly killing us. I did, however, see some funny tweets I’ve been thinking about for days. That’s where my priorities are... Read more »
  • 16 Gym Signs That Made People Laugh Between Sets
    The gym isn’t exactly the first place I think of when I think of funny stuff, but these signs are making me rethink that theory. To be fair, I haven’t been to the gym in months, even though I’m still paying for the membership. The funniest gym sign I ever... Read more »
  • 35 Funniest Work Tweets Of The Week To Kick Off Labor Day Weekend
    Labor Day is a funny holiday because we celebrate the American worker by giving some of them the day off while everyone else has to sell those people discounted patio furniture. Still, an extra day off is an extra day off. Hopefully, your laptop is closed, your work notifications are... Read more »
  • 26 Funniest Tweets Of All Time From Friday (September 4, 2026)
    I recently watched a man attempt to carry six grocery bags at once rather than make two trips. He lost circulation in both hands, dropped an onion in the parking lot, and nearly tore his shirt on the trunk. Still, he never admitted the second trip would’ve been easier. I... Read more »
  • 19 Famous Movie Posters Recreated With Cats And Dogs
    There are plenty of talented actors in Hollywood, but none of them can knock a glass off a counter at 3 a.m. or hear a bag of treats open from four rooms away. It’s honestly surprising cats and dogs haven’t taken over the movie business already. Brazilian artist Luís Rogério... Read more »
  • 30 Hilariously Bad Scam Messages That Didn’t Fool Anyone
    Scams are way too common these days. Nearly every day, I get a call from a number I don’t recognize in a place I’ve never been. I usually ignore it, but sometimes it’s tough not to engage. I figure every hour spent messing with a scammer is an hour they... Read more »
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    The Onion - Fake News

  • Rockstar Leaks Worsen As Hackers Release Fully Playable Copy Of ‘GTA IX’
    EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND—Sending the publisher scrambling to protect trade secrets related to the hotly anticipated project, leaks from Rockstar Games worsened Friday as hackers released a fully playable copy of Grand Theft Auto IX. “It’s heartbreaking having assets leak out for any of our projects, but that’s particularly the case when... Read more »
  • Home Heeled Advantage
    The post Home Heeled Advantage appeared first on The Onion.... Read more »
  • PBR Offers $20,000 Reward For Lost Beer
    The CEO of Pabst Brewing Co. put up a $20,000 reward to anyone who could provide information that leads to the recovery of 1,602 missing cases of Pabst Blue Ribbon and non-alcoholic Old Milwaukee beers. What do you think? The post PBR Offers $20,000 Reward For Lost Beer appeared first... Read more »
  • God Struggling To Remember Why He Made So Many Ugly People
    THE HEAVENS—Scratching His head and rifling through His notes as He tried to recall His reasoning for the decision, The Lord God, Supreme Creator of the Universe, reportedly struggled to remember on Friday why He made so many ugly people. “I could have given everyone on Earth perfect, symmetrical proportions,... Read more »
  • What To Know About ‘Earle Meets World’
    Influencer Alix Earle is the star of Netflix’s newest reality show, Earle Meets World. The Onion shares everything you need to know about the series. Q: Who is Alix Earle? A: Alix is a Gen Z content creator known for eating expired military rations. Q: I thought her name was... Read more »
  • MapQuest Jumps To Top Of App Store After Refusing To Rename ‘Lake Ontario’
    Legacy mapping tool MapQuest shot up to become the top navigation app in Apple’s app store after refusing to comply with President Trump’s executive order renaming “Lake Ontario” to “Lake America,” overtaking Google Maps, Waze, and Apple Maps. What do you think? The post MapQuest Jumps To Top Of App... Read more »
  • Gloria Steinem, Researcher Who Discovered Existence Of Women, Dead At 92
    The post Gloria Steinem, Researcher Who Discovered Existence Of Women, Dead At 92 appeared first on The Onion.... Read more »
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    Watts Up With That?

  • Wrong, New York Times, Nepal’s Tragedy Wasn’t Caused by Climate Change
    The tragedy in Nepal deserves careful scientific investigation, not instant political messaging. Good journalism follows the evidence wherever it leads. In this case, the evidence points first to geology and human exposure to natural hazards, not to climate change. The New York Times should have let science finish its work before declaring... Read more »
  • Carney’s Dagger: How Ottawa’s Trade Brinkmanship Threatens US National Security Strategy
    If cooler heads do not prevail, Carney’s dagger threatens not only the oldest and most intimate trading relationship in North America but also the energy security interests of the entire American hemisphere. The post Carney’s Dagger: How Ottawa’s Trade Brinkmanship Threatens US National Security Strategy appeared first on Watts Up... Read more »
  • Measuring Meaningless Climate Actions
    So, the return on trillions in subsidies, costs of regulatory compliance, higher electricity prices, and lost economic growth is hypothetical, minuscule temperature changes that mean nothing. The post Measuring Meaningless Climate Actions appeared first on Watts Up With That?.... Read more »
  • The Ark-La-Tex may be leading America’s lithium race
    The Ark-La-Tex lithium industry is in its infancy but has potential to revitalize rural and small-town economies – and that dovetails with the goals both of President Trump’s 2018 Rural Prosperity Task Force and 2025’s One Big Beautiful Bill – as well as with his call for rebuilding the domestic critical minerals industry and... Read more »
  • Federal Oil and Gas Well Bonding: Undoing Biden
    Imposing high bonding requirements across the board does little to protect taxpayers or the environment and ties up capital in unproductive ways. In fact, as some states have ratcheted up financial assurance regulations, and as capital market trends have increased costs, some operators have been unable to cope. Ironically, this... Read more »
  • The Climate Consensus Myth: The Climate Skeptic Podcast | Episode 59
    The extraordinary flaws behind the 97% climate consensus claim. The post The Climate Consensus Myth: The Climate Skeptic Podcast | Episode 59 appeared first on Watts Up With That?.... Read more »
  • When Media on the Left and Right Agree That Data Center Attacks Are Unfair, Maybe We Should Listen
    Data centers are facilitating the very technology that can help modernize the grid, enhance our energy security, and ensure that the U.S. – not China – is the world leader in the technology that will shape the 21 st century and beyond. We should be championing those objectives, not cowering... Read more »