Buitenlandse Blogs – 4

Blogoverzicht Buitenlandse Blogs

Op deze pagina vind je een overzicht van de bekende en minder bekende Buitenlandse Blogs waaronder Hotair, Daddy Poppins, Boing Boing, People of Walmart, Love this Pic, Mashable, New on Ranker, The Rackup, 22 Words, Listverse, Bunny Food, The Nip Slip, Whiskey RIff, Points in Case, The Bloggess en F my Life. Het merendeel van de Blogs is in het Engels, maar je komt op de blogpagina overzichten ook Duitse, Zweedse of anderstalige blogs tegen.

?wi=362754&ws=
    +

    Boing Boing

  • Pocket Vert console offers more power than retrogames could ever ask for
    Ayaneo's Pocket Vert is pitched as a premium retro-gaming handheld console, and the spec sheet shows just how premium they mean: the Snapdragon 8+ chipset found in flagship Android smartphones, a 1600×1440 615-ppi display ("pixel‑perfect 10× upscaling for Game Boy"), 12GB of LPDDR5 RAM, 256GB of storage and USB type... Read more »
  • Farting pastor fixes spirits by breaking wind
    Christ Penelope, founder of Seven Fold Holy Spirit Ministries in Limpopo, has an unusual method of pastoring to his flock: he farts on them, claiming it part of a healing process. "He says it's important that the fart be near the person's nostrils so that the "healing power" can enter... Read more »
  • Adolf Hitler wins fifth term of office in Ompundja, Namibia
    Adolf Hitler has retained his seat in Ompundja, Namibia, winning a fifth term of office with Oshana Regional Council. The 59-year-old regional councilor and member of the South West Africa People's Organisation is lauded for his grassroots work and anti-apartheid activism, according to local media. — Read the rest The... Read more »
  • Former president of Peru off to jail for corruption
    Martin Vizcarra was president of Peru for just two years, but earned himself a 14-year jail term before even taking up residence in the House of Pizarro. Vizcarra was gound guilty of accepting bribes as a state governor on Wednesday and immediately incarcerated. — Read the rest The post Former... Read more »
  • Campbells fires exec who said it was unhealthy, highly-processed food for poor people
    Martin Bally, a vice president in Campbell's information security department, said that the company's product is highly processed and unhealthy food for poor people and suggested it was experimenting with bioengineered chicken "that came from a 3D printer." Exposed in a lawsuit, Bally has been fired by the company, which... Read more »
  • Forgo "the ecosystem" and get this Dell laptop and MS Office Pro license for under $275
    TL;DR: Snag yourself this 14-inch 2020 Dell Latitude 7410 and MS Office 2021 Pro lifetime license at 73% off. The worst thing about getting a new laptop is having to buy the software that goes with it. Sure, Apple products are expensive when compared to other models. — Read the rest The... Read more »
  • Ikea's new Bluetooth speakers evoke a softer retro aesthetic
    Following up a Teenage Engineering collab must be quite an imposing challenge, and Swedish designer Tekla Evelina Severin's new range of bluetooth speakers for Ikea presents a thematic opposite: soft, muted colors, natural textures and rounded forms. All speakers are designed around the idea that products bringing sound into a... Read more »
    +

    New on Ranker

  • Pop Culture 'Jeopardy!' Clues Every Entertainment Buff Should Be Able to Answer
    Are you the type of person who loves trivia but fares a million times better when the questions are about movies or TV shows than about, say, 14th century monarchs or obscure chemical elements? If that's you, we've taken the liberty of collecting 20 Final Jeopardy clues from 2022 Jeopardy!... Read more »
  • Fans Are Pointing Out Interesting Things They Noticed In ‘Chainsaw Man’
    Chainsaw Man was one of the most anticipated anime to air in 2022 and it did not disappoint. Luckily, the show was able to live up to the hype, displaying high-quality animation and fantastic direction. There's a lot to digest when it comes to minute details in this series, especially... Read more »
  • Hollywood Talks About Paul Rudd And Proves He Really Is A Gosh Darn Good Guy
    Paul Rudd is one of those actors you can't help but like. We actually tried to find people who said they didn't like Rudd, and simply couldn't. The actor does comedy, drama, TV, movies, and pretty much everything in between - all in a way that makes him even more... Read more »
  • People Share Stories About Meeting Elvis Presley And We're 'All Shook Up'
    To say Elvis Presley was a superstar is probably an understatement. After all, he was the King of Rock and Roll. Through the 1950s, 1960s, and up until his death in 1977, Elvis wowed audiences and accumulated throngs of fans. The musician, actor, and pop culture icon was a heartthrob the... Read more »
  • What People Who Worked With Michael Clarke Duncan Said About Him
    Michael Clarke Duncan passed away unexpectedly in 2012, something that saddened his fans and his former co-stars alike. The Chicago native, former bodyguard, and one-time ditch digger had a somewhat unconventional path to acting, one that makes his too-short career all the more impressive and interesting.  Duncan is perhaps best... Read more »
  • Facts We Just Learned About Bruce Willis That Surprised Us
    Bruce Willis has defined multiple decades of American cinema. In the '80s, he was John McClane in Die Hard. In the '90s, he was Butch Coolidge in Pulp Fiction and Malcolm Crowe in The Sixth Sense. In the 2000s, he was David Dunn in Unbreakable. In the 2010s, he was Old Joe in Looper. He's had his fair share of... Read more »
  • The Real History Behind 'Encanto' Is Way Darker Than Anyone Imagined
    Disney's Encanto is a magical, sweet animated musical. But the film also springs from dark themes, and the Encanto background story connects to a tragic, very real history that has impacted generations of Colombians. Much of the discourse surrounding Encanto has centered on blink-and-you'll-miss-them character details, heartbreaking aspects of the story, and spicy hot takes. Many critics... Read more »
No RSS Item
    +

    22 Words

  • Revamp Your Space: 30+ Amazon Home Improvement Steals
    Today's curated list of the best home improvement deals on Amazon.com. Updated 11/27 at 08:24 PM (Eastern). We've scoured through thousands of lightning deals on Amazon, and compared their deal price to their historical average to give you the best deals possible! The post Revamp Your Space: 30+ Amazon Home... Read more »
  • Hacking Amazon – Today’s Best Lightning Deals (Available Now)
    Today's curated list of the best lightning deals on Amazon.com. Updated 11/27 at 08:24 PM (Eastern). We've scoured through thousands of lightning deals on Amazon, and compared their deal price to their historical average to give you the best deals possible! The post Hacking Amazon – Today’s Best Lightning Deals... Read more »
  • Today’s Top Amazon Deals on Purses and Handbags
    Today's curated list of purses, handbags, clutches and satches that also happen to be on sale as today's lightning deals on Amazon.com. Updated 05/15 at 04:47 PM (Eastern). We've scoured through thousands of lightning deals on Amazon, and compared their deal price to their historical average to give you the... Read more »
  • Hacking Amazon: Canada’s Best Lightning Deals (Updated Daily)!
    Today's curated list of the best lightning deals on Amazon.ca. Updated 03/07 at 03:36 PM (Eastern). We've scoured through thousands of lightning deals on Amazon Canada, and compared their deal price to their historical average to give you the best deals possible! The post Hacking Amazon: Canada’s Best Lightning Deals... Read more »
  • The Best Amazon UK Fashion Deals Right Now (Updated Daily)!
    Today's curated list of the best lightning deals on Amazon.co.uk. Updated 03/07 at 09:36 am (GMT). We've scoured through thousands of lightning deals on Amazon The UK, and compared their deal price to their historical average to give you the best deals possible! The post The Best Amazon UK Fashion... Read more »
  • Hacking Amazon: The UK’s Best Lightning Deals (Updated Daily)!
    Today's curated list of the best lightning deals on Amazon.co.uk. Updated 03/07 at 09:36 am (GMT). We've scoured through thousands of lightning deals on Amazon The UK, and compared their deal price to their historical average to give you the best deals possible! The post Hacking Amazon: The UK’s Best... Read more »
  • Last Call: Amazon’s Best-Selling Deals Closing Soon!
    Today's curated list of the deals on Amazon.com, that are about to expire. Updated 03/01 at 04:17 PM (Eastern). We've scoured through thousands of patio, lawn, and garden product deals on Amazon, and compared their deal price to their historical average to give you the best deals possible! The post... Read more »
    +

    Listverse

  • 10 Strange Unexplained Mysteries of 2025
    2025 has been a year of paradoxes, hasn’t it? For some, it has been their best year ever. For others, it has been a dumpster fire that continues to spark new flames. And, in between, weird things kept happening that no one could explain. As 2025 draws to a close,... Read more »
  • 10 of History’s Most Bell-Ringing Finishing Moves
    In 2019, I read the book Can’t Hurt Me: Master Your Mind and Defy the Odds by retired U.S. Navy SEAL David Goggins. From the moment I started reading the book, I couldn’t put it down, and I read the whole book in one long session. Goggins is considered by... Read more »
  • 10 Great Escapes That Ended Right Back in Captivity
    The idea of escaping captivity has fascinated us throughout history. Tales of ingenuity, audacity, and sheer courage abound—from daring prison breaks to near-mythical disappearances. Yet not all escapes end in triumph. Some are fleeting victories, where freedom is snatched only to be replaced by an even harsher form of confinement.... Read more »
  • 10 Fascinating Things You Might Not Know About Spiders
    The vast majority of spider species don’t pose a threat to humans—Australia and the Amazon are the hot spots for the deadly ones—and yet arachnophobia is one of the most common phobias in the world. But although spiders look fairly scary with their many legs and many eyes, they’re also... Read more »
  • 10 Everyday Foods You Didn’t Know Were Invented by the U.S. Military
    The old military adage, “An army marches on its stomach,” has been a guiding principle for the U.S. armed forces for centuries. However, the mission to feed troops well—and, crucially, to feed them imperishable and easily transportable rations—has resulted in far more than just MREs. Since World War I, the... Read more »
  • 10 Odd Things Colonial Americans Kept at Home
    Colonial Americans lived very differently than we do today. They were building new lives in a strange and often unforgiving land, far removed from the conveniences we now take for granted. The people who came over on the Mayflower in 1620—and the waves of settlers who followed throughout the 17th... Read more »
  • 10 Superstitious Beliefs That Once Consumed Entire Cultures
    Superstitions are often dismissed as irrational beliefs. Those who don’t subscribe to superstitious rituals have no interest in avoiding ladders on sidewalks or knocking on wood. They don’t carry lucky charms, and they don’t throw salt over their shoulders. And this may describe much of the world’s population today. But... Read more »
    +

    The Bloggess

  • Things to distract you in November
    The world is hard but books are a lovely escape so here are some of my suggestions for new November releases you should read: As Many Souls as Stars by Natasha Siegel.  For fans of The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue, an inventive and romantic speculative novel about two women—a witch and... Read more »
  • Have a good one, either way I guess.
    Today when we were finishing lunch the waiter was like, “How was your day?” and I said, “Good, thanks! A little exhausting, but good. How was yours?” and then he and Victor just stared at me in silence and finally Victor whispered, “He asked how your tamale was” and now... Read more »
  • Running away for a little bit.
    This isn’t a real post but I’m leaving the country for a few days and I’m sharing my art substack letter here in case you want details. 🙂 Back soon! Hello, friend! I try to always post here every Monday but this coming Monday I can’t because I’ll be out... Read more »
  • What’s your street name?
    Victor always makes fun of me because I’ve never been asked to do jury duty and I must be on a list of people to avoid but last month I finally got a card telling me to show up. I filled out the questionnaire and thought I’d be disqualified when... Read more »
  • Sorry. My OCD won.
    (If you subscribe to my art substack, this letter is already waiting for you in your mailbox, but I’m sharing it here too in case you don’t do substack but still need to read it.) Dear friend, This is the last week of October and so I drew you a... Read more »
  • You are being scammed. Don’t fall for it.
    This isn’t a real post. It’s me venting a little and also maybe letting you in on something that might cost you a lot of money if you aren’t aware of it, especially if you are an author. Scammers have been taking advantage of authors forever. They know that your... Read more »
  • My favorite October reads
    Someone recently told me that the reason I have so much anxiety is because I read so many dark, horror books and I explained that studies prove that reading horror can actually be good for your resilience and empathy and give you a safe outlet to process emotions. And I... Read more »
    +

    F My Life

  • By Anonymous
    Today, I was looking for a tiny little container I use to keep my medication dosages when I travel. I checked just about every place I could think of, so where did I finally find it? Behind the wide open closet door. It had fallen out of my travel bag,... Read more »
  • By Sypha
    Today, I took my parents up on their invitation to spend Thanksgiving with them. My 3 year-old daughter refused to get out of the car and insisted on waiting there. When asked why, she said, "I don't like Grandma because she's mean to Daddy!" Not only did my parents hear,... Read more »
  • By Anonymous
    Today, as always, I had a desk nap on my lunch break with an alarm set to ensure I woke up. Some jackass disabled my alarm so I only woke up when my boss bull-roared directly in my ear about ignoring time sensitive emails and missing an entire Teams meeting.... Read more »
  • By Harrold
    Today, my new wife and I got home from our honeymoon, and not an hour later she'd sat me down for a talk, saying, "Now that you're married you've got to act the part and give up this silly nonsense," then banned me from seeing my friends, playing video games,... Read more »
  • By Anonymous
    Today, my four year-old wants to throw out all his toys and get new ones for Christmas. His reasoning is that if he throws them away, there will be space for all new toys. He doesn't understand sustainability or environment. He's been explaining this calmly over and over again for... Read more »
  • [spicy] | By Anonymous
    Today, it's been about three weeks since I had a very vivid sex dream about a tall man, but had no idea who it was. Then today my grandad was watching old comedies and there the guy was, Bernard Bresslaw from the Carry On movies. Why brain? Why now and... Read more »
  • By Anonymous
    Today, I was told it is "fatphobic" to "assume someone's weight is related to their food choices" and that I have a "problematic relationship with food." All because I didn't want to eat a bigger slice of the cake someone brought in at work. FML... Read more »