Buitenlandse Blogs – 5

Blogoverzicht Buitenlandse Blogs

Op deze pagina vind je een overzicht van de bekende en minder bekende Buitenlandse Blogs waaronder The Babylon Fee, The Funny Times, In the Raw, Reductress, Lolsnaps, Humornama, The Chive, Humor Times, Clients From Hell, Reddit Humor, Upworthy, Kottke, Chaostropic, Complex, Caveman Circus 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 Funny Times

  • Parisi Has A Gut Feeling
    Something is not quite right with this week’s cartoon by Mark Parisi. Click here to read more of Mark’s cartoons! The post Parisi Has A Gut Feeling appeared first on The Funny Times.... Read more »
  • Vey Thinks Big
    We promise you won’t regret this week’s funny cartoon by P.C. Vey. Click here to read more of Peter’s cartoons! The post Vey Thinks Big appeared first on The Funny Times.... Read more »
  • Compère Has A Request
    This week’s cartoon is by Jack Compère. Click here to read more of Jack’s cartoons! The post Compère Has A Request appeared first on The Funny Times.... Read more »
  • Hilburn Plays It Safe
    Enjoy this electrifyingly funny cartoon of the week by Scott Hilburn. Click here to read more of Scott’s cartoons! The post Hilburn Plays It Safe appeared first on The Funny Times.... Read more »
  • Polzin Sets The Record Straight
    Party on! This funny cryptid cartoon is by K.A. Polzin. Click here to read more of K.A.’s cartoons! The post Polzin Sets The Record Straight appeared first on The Funny Times.... Read more »
  • Crossword and Puzzle Solutions for The July/August 2026 Issue
    Amaze: 7 Little Words: 1. MOORED 2. CLIMBED 3. GENEROSITY 4. JOYLESS 5. MAGPIES 6. MELBOURNE 7. ZLOTY Word Roundup: FLEX HOAX JINX LYNX COAX FLUX APEX CRUX / GREEN BEIGE AZURE BLACK BROWN / PARAGUAY CHILE PERU / JOHN PAUL / FIND     The post Crossword and Puzzle... Read more »
  • July/August 2026 Issue
    The June 2026 issue of Funny Times features hilarious cartoons and stories about: This issue features hilarious cartoons and stories about: Miscommunication, Witchcraft, Gas, Dinosaurs, Dads, Inventions, BBQ, Hope,  California, Gambling, News and More! The post July/August 2026 Issue appeared first on The Funny Times.... Read more »
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    HumorNama

  • 50 Funny X-Men Jokes That Magnetize Laughs
    X-Men has been a favorite part of superhero comics and movies for a long time. Fans love the action, unusual powers, dramatic rivalries, and costumes that somehow stay perfect after every massive fight. Conversations about mutants can become surprisingly intense, especially when people start arguing about powers, secret identities, and... Read more »
  • 125 Funny Superhero Jokes for Kids to Read And Enjoy
    Superheroes have always been a big part of childhood because they can turn even the smallest problem into an exciting adventure. One moment the city is calm, and the next a hero is racing through the sky to save the day before dinner. With cool gadgets, powerful abilities, and hilarious... Read more »
  • 20 Dirty Giraffe Jokes That Go Over the Top
    A giraffe is famous for its long neck and tall legs, standing far above most other animals in the wild. That unusual height has made it an easy target for comedians and late-night storytellers. The moment people hear the word giraffe, they think about that neck reaching way up high,... Read more »
  • He Only Has One Eye And One Ear
    A police officer is interviewing three recruits who are training to become detectives.To test their observational skills, he shows the first recruit a photograph of a suspect for five seconds before hiding it.“This is your suspect,” he says. “How would you recognize him?”The first recruit answers, “Easy. We’d catch him... Read more »
  • 100 Most Unfunny Jokes That Still Work in 2026
    Our Joke blogs are a place where people can scroll through all kinds of jokes, from quick one-liners to odd punchlines that make you stop and reread them. A lot of visitors keep coming back because the jokes are short, easy to share, and perfect for passing time with friends.... Read more »
  • 75 Funny Kindergarten Jokes for Kids in 2026
    Kindergarten is where little kids show up with backpacks that look too big for them, socks that don’t match, and very serious thoughts about snack time. Glue sticks seem to vanish in seconds, and somehow everyone wants the same crayon at once. In the middle of all this, the teacher... Read more »
  • 125 Funny Pig Jokes That Will Make You Snort
    Pigs can turn a regular day on the farm into something people keep talking about later. Between the mud, the snorting, and the nonstop hunt for food, things always feel a bit lively and slightly messy around them. Farmers often see them moving about with a kind of seriousness that... Read more »
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    Thred Website

  • Will a maternity commissioner tackle Britain’s cultural problems on motherhood?
    The role has yet to be finalised or filled, but the government is already facing criticism over its decision to appoint a maternity commissioner. The post Will a maternity commissioner tackle Britain’s cultural problems on motherhood? appeared first on Thred Website.... Read more »
  • How research says Gen Z is redefining friendship online
    Online friendships have long been viewed as less ‘real’ than those formed through face-to-face interaction. However, research indicates that for Gen Z, whose social lives are increasingly shaped by digital spaces, that assumption is outdated. The post How research says Gen Z is redefining friendship online appeared first on Thred... Read more »
  • Does V.A.R suggest the future of super technology isn’t so black-and-white?
    The intense backlash against digital interventions in sport proves we’re still slow to trust the tech designed to help us.  The post Does V.A.R suggest the future of super technology isn’t so black-and-white? appeared first on Thred Website.... Read more »
  • Gen Z worries about misinformation on social media. Why can’t they leave?
    Research shows that almost 80% of Gen Z are worried about misinformation, yet most still spend at least 2.5 hours per day on social media. What’s keeping everyone glued to the algorithm? The post Gen Z worries about misinformation on social media. Why can’t they leave? appeared first on Thred... Read more »
  • Ignore the news, Gen Z alcohol moderation isn’t a ‘myth’
    Recent global figures on alcohol consumption showed that Boomers have the lowest drinking participation rate of any generation. Some outlets are saying this is proof that Gen Z aren’t big on moderation after all. Here’s why they’re wrong. The post Ignore the news, Gen Z alcohol moderation isn’t a ‘myth’... Read more »
  • Why several African nations are rejecting US aid
    After pulling foreign assistance to African countries last year, Trump's government is again offering hundreds of millions in financial aid. But the support comes at a cost, and many nations aren't willing to pay it. The post Why several African nations are rejecting US aid appeared first on Thred Website.... Read more »
  • gen z’s luddite uprising + zero chill bison
    delete the apps, rebuke the horniness, move back home The post gen z’s luddite uprising + zero chill bison appeared first on Thred Website.... Read more »
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    Tiny Buddha

  • The Most Helpful Thing Someone Did During My Panic Attack
    “Better than a thousand useless words is one useful word, upon hearing which one attains peace.” ~Buddha, Dhammapada Did he just cut the side of my head open? Am I bleeding out everywhere? Is there blood rushing down my face and onto the floor? It was the middle of my... Read more »
  • How I Learned to Be More Present Without Meditating
    “The present moment is filled with joy and happiness. If you are attentive, you will see it.” ~Thich Nhat Hanh A few years ago, I moved to a new country with two children under two. The idea had felt exciting at first—a fresh start, a new place, a life by the... Read more »
  • Healing Is Happening Even When You Can’t See It
    “One never notices what has been done; one can only see what remains to be done.” ~Marie Curie I almost didn’t go to my cousin’s wedding. Not because I didn’t want to celebrate her. I did. But the thought of walking into a room full of people who knew the... Read more »
  • The Best Thing to Say to Someone Who Won’t Try to Understand You
    “True love is born from understanding.” ~Buddha I believe one of our strongest desires in life is to feel understood. We want to know that people see our good intentions and not only get where we’re coming from but get us. We want to know they see us. They recognize... Read more »
  • Sometimes Love Needs to Move
    “It may be that when we no longer know what to do, we have come to our real work, and when we no longer know which way to go, we have begun our real journey.” ~Wendell Berry I was watching television one night when something on the screen made me... Read more »
  • The 7 Types of Overthinking That Drain Your Energy
    Many years ago, I clearly remember celebrating a strange victory. I had only spent one day overthinking a problem. I was triggered by the end of another situationship. I could feel them pulling away. Something had changed, but I didn’t have the answers. I was stuck in that painful limbo... Read more »
  • Why You’re Drawn to the Wrong People (And It Feels Like Love)
    “The heart that’s been through the most can sometimes mistake chaos for connection.” ~Unknown I remember the exact moment I knew something was wrong. We had been talking for three weeks. Every conversation left me either floating or deflated, never just… okay. Either he said something that made me feel... Read more »
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    Flipso Global Feed

  • Rain Robbers: How Four Farmers Faked a Drought and Stole Millions in Crop Insurance
    Four Colorado ranchers allegedly tampered with rain gauges across Colorado and Kansas to trigger crop-insurance payouts, turning a drought scam into millions in fraudulent claims. [agweb.com]... Read more »
  • Content is King (1996)
    Bill Gates argues that the Internet’s biggest business opportunity lies in content—especially information and entertainment—and predicts strong competition across software, news, games, communities, and online publishing. He also warns that early Internet content businesses will struggle to monetize through ads or subscriptions, even though he expects new payment systems to... Read more »
  • Better Than Free
    When copies become abundant and cheap, value shifts to things that can’t be copied: trust, immediacy, personalization, interpretation, authenticity, accessibility, embodiment, patronage, and findability. [kevinkelly.substack.com]... Read more »
  • We’re Squandering LEDs’ Potential to Save Our Night Skies
    LEDs could help reduce light pollution, but many cities have used them to add more glare instead of smarter controls. The result is wasted energy, harsher nighttime lighting, and missed chances to dim, aim, and warm outdoor lights. [spectrum.ieee.org]... Read more »
  • Sensing warm and cool: how the body detects temperature changes
    University of Queensland researchers found most skin thermoreceptors can detect both cool and warmth, challenging the idea that separate nerve cells handle each sensation. Using imaging in mice, the study suggests new clues for understanding thermal dysfunction in ageing and disease. [news.uq.edu.au]... Read more »
  • Satan’s 19th-Century Bank Note
    How Britain’s move from gold to paper money in the early 19th century fueled forgery, harsh prosecutions, and a debate over what money really is. [historytoday.com]... Read more »
  • Airport Simulator
    Run an airport and keep everything moving: manage passengers, flights, baggage, staffing, and operations under pressure. [airport.apunen.com]... Read more »
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    kottke.org

  • The Lost Joy of Music Piracy . “Still to this day,...
    The Lost Joy of Music Piracy. “Still to this day, I’ve never seen such an actively maintained network of knowledge and output, it really sucked me in.”... Read more »
  • Goofy Oversized Wicker Costumes
    Artist Lewis Prosser describes himself on Instagram as an “absurdist basket-maker”. His costumes for a project called Making Merrie reflect that self-description. Making Merrie explores the material culture of folk theatre. Inspired by mummers’ plays and masked traditions along the Wales/England border, Making Merrie combines craft, performance, and language to... Read more »
  • Excerpt from a longer (podcast) conversation with John...
    Excerpt from a longer (podcast) conversation with John Waters about how he used to work at Mary Oliver’s bookstore in Provincetown. “They had this bookshop where you were allowed to be mean to the customers. It was really fun.”... Read more »
  • Filmmaker Ava DuVernay is making a documentary about the...
    Filmmaker Ava DuVernay is making a documentary about the 14th amendment, “spotlighting America’s long running and sometimes bloody battle with itself over who is a citizen and how much freedom they get”.... Read more »
  • On Japan’s visible evidence of care . “American...
    On Japan’s visible evidence of care. “American service providers, private and public, increasingly run like ghost ships. Japanese technology and design seemed in greater service to humans, their journeys, and enterprises.”... Read more »
  • Watch 1969’s Apollo 11 Moon Landing “Live!”
    57 years ago today, on July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong & Buzz Aldrin landed on the Moon and went for a little walk. For the 18th year in a row, you can watch the original CBS News coverage of Walter Cronkite reporting on the Moon landing and the first Moon... Read more »
  • I love the 1-bit aesthetic of this story-driven city...
    I love the 1-bit aesthetic of this story-driven city builder game called GlagStone.... Read more »
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    Caveman Circus

  • Linkage
    20 Fascinating Photos Collected From History – Ned Hardy If you grill or smoke food regularly, this is one of those tools you’ll wonder how you lived without—it gets charcoal blazing fast without lighter fluid, chimneys, or the lingering chemical smell. – Amazon How much did it cost to attend... Read more »
  • The Dumping Grounds
                        Transistors – The Invention That Changed The World Mortician Shows Every Step a Body Goes Through at a Funeral Home Flashback: Ronnie Coleman – Full Day of Eating $50 Coffee Grinder Vs Pre-ground From A $3,500 Grinder   The post... Read more »
  • Could One M1 Abrams Defeat an Entire Battalion of Panther Tanks?
    For nearly eighty years, the Panther has occupied a mythical place in military history. Ask someone to name the greatest tank of World War II, and chances are they will say the Tiger. Ask historians, though, and many will quietly point to the Panther instead. Introduced in 1943 after Germany’s... Read more »
  • A Ukrainian Artillery Commander on the New Rules of War
    I am thirty-eight years old. Before the war, my life revolved around international trade, contracts, shipping schedules, and the ordinary frustrations of office work. Military service wasn’t supposed to define my life. I served years ago as a mortar operator, returned to civilian life, and thought that chapter was over.... Read more »
  • “My wife named our son after her first love and I had no idea”
    My son is five years old. A few days ago, we were shopping when we ran into one of my wife’s old friends from high school. They stopped to catch up, and during the conversation my wife mentioned that we have a son. Her friend asked what his name was.... Read more »
  • The Struggle of Parents Who Want to Control Their Adult Children’s Lives
    As parents, there’s this unspoken agreement that we’ll always look out for our kids. We’re there to guide them, teach them right from wrong, and give them the best chance at life. But then something strange happens—our kids grow up. They become adults with their own thoughts, their own decisions,... Read more »
  • Linkage
    5 Historic Photos That Speak Volumes – Ned Hardy Unlike a regular fan that mostly blows air in one direction, this is designed to create a vortex that circulates air throughout the entire room, resulting in more even temperatures and better overall airflow rather than just a breeze on your... Read more »