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

  • News of the Weird – July/August 2025
    Awesome! As of May 18, Landerneau, France, holds the distinction of being home to the largest gathering of people dressed as Smurfs, United Press International reported. Perhaps because of excitement about an upcoming Smurfs movie, the town gathered 3,076 costumed people together, breaking a record set in Germany in 2019.... Read more »
  • June 2025 Caption Contest Winner
    Winning caption submitted by Jenifer Watson from Delaware, USA Think you’ve got a knack for coming up with clever captions? Click here to submit to this month’s contest!     The post June 2025 Caption Contest Winner appeared first on The Funny Times.... Read more »
  • Bucella Takes the Family Along
    See more of Martin Bucella’s Cartoons here. The post Bucella Takes the Family Along appeared first on The Funny Times.... Read more »
  • Funny Friends: an interview with Peter Kuper
    Are We On A Date? is a collection of cartoons about men, women, dating, love and relationships. It features many of the situations that anyone who's ever been in a relationship goes through. Are We On A Date? is available as an ebook. The post Funny Friends: an interview with... Read more »
  • Crossword Solution for The July/August 2025 Puzzle
          The post Crossword Solution for The July/August 2025 Puzzle appeared first on The Funny Times.... Read more »
  • July/August 2025 Issue
      Cartoons and stories about: Cowboys, Star Trek, Summer, Deep Thoughts, Adventures, Morning, Camping, The Gym, Borders, Tools, News and much, much more! With Cartoons By: Kyle Bravo, Harry Bliss, Tauhid Bondia, Bill Brown, Marty Bucella, Tyson Cole, Todd Condron, Dave Coverly, Bill Griffith, Scott Hilburn, John Jonik, Keith Knight,... Read more »
  • Cole Sneaks Up
    See more of Tyson’s Cartoons here. The post Cole Sneaks Up appeared first on The Funny Times.... Read more »
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    HumorNama

  • 50 Funny Iran Jokes That Can Survive Any Regime
    Iran is a country full of ancient beauty, deep traditions, and a government that always seems like it’s one serious eyebrow away from declaring something forbidden. While people enjoy rich culture, poetry, and more tea than humanly possible, the regime keeps a tight grip on just about everything, from dress... Read more »
  • 30 Funny Paul Bunyan Jokes Even Babe Would Laugh At
    Paul Bunyan was no regular lumberjack. He was a giant who could clear an entire forest before breakfast and still have time to wrestle a thunderstorm. His best buddy was a massive blue ox named Babe, and together they caused more chaos than a dozen bulldozers. There’s even a special... Read more »
  • Which is the Best Season of All?
    The four seasons were arguing about which of them was the best.Winter boasts, “Well, you can build snowmen, and the snow is so beautiful. And Christmas!! Everyone loves Christmas!”Spring laughs, “Well, sure, but come springtime, everything is so fresh and new! All the new flowers, it can’t get much better... Read more »
  • 250 Funny Tom Swifty Jokes That Are Too Good to Miss
    Tom Swifty jokes are a fun kind of wordplay where the way someone speaks matches what they’re saying. These puns come from a writing style where a character named Tom speaks, and the manner he speaks (the adverb) forms a pun with the sentence. They began as a parody of... Read more »
  • The Holy Miss During Golf
    A nun returns to the convent after a round of golf and speaks to her Mother Superior.The nun says, “Mother Superior, I have to confess that today I took the name of our Lord Jesus Christ in vain.”Mother Superior replies, “What happened, my child?”The nun explains, “I was on target... Read more »
  • 50 Funny Tesla Jokes That Are Fully Charged with Fun
    Tesla makes electric cars that are so quiet, you might think they’re silently judging traffic. These cars run on batteries, update through Wi-Fi, and some even try to drive themselves, just don’t ask them to parallel park near a bush. With names like Model S, Model 3, and the famously... Read more »
  • 50 Funny EV Jokes to Keep Your Car Laughing Too
    Electric vehicles are like that one kid in school who’s super quiet but always wins the science fair. They don’t roar when they move, they hum like a fridge, and somehow still zoom past traffic like a ninja on wheels. No exhaust, no petrol drama, and definitely no awkward trips... Read more »
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    Thred Website

  • Was Primavera Sound more about commercial gain than political activism?
    As part of a festival overtly expressing their support for Palestine and the LGBTQ+ community, did some of Primavera Sound’s acts fall short when it came to using their platforms this year?  The post Was Primavera Sound more about commercial gain than political activism? appeared first on Thred Website.... Read more »
  • Is virality ruining everything?
    As more of us turn to social media for recommendations, is the joy of a hidden gem at risk of extinction?  The post Is virality ruining everything? appeared first on Thred Website.... Read more »
  • Why Gen Z gravitate toward niche social apps and communities
    While young people use mainstream platforms like Instagram, Snapchat and TikTok, there is a growing appetite for smaller, niche communities. What’s drawing Gen Z to these smaller spaces? If you’re an older millennial, you’ll no doubt remember the days when Instagram, Twitter and Facebook first launched, promising novelty connections with... Read more »
  • VideoThe Louvre’s closure is a warning sign for over-tourism
    The iconic museum promptly shut its doors this week after crowds overwhelmed staff.  The post The Louvre’s closure is a warning sign for over-tourism appeared first on Thred Website.... Read more »
  • VideoAre venues doing enough for sober customers?
    The rise of sober-curiosity amongst Gen Z is well documented, but are companies doing enough to cater for the shift?  The post Are venues doing enough for sober customers? appeared first on Thred Website.... Read more »
  • VideoWhy is the US playing chief mediator in the Middle East over the UN?
    With tensions escalating in the Middle East, President Donald Trump’s active role in brokering ceasefires and influencing regional affairs has sparked global debate over why his presence appears more crucial to peace than that of the UN. The post Why is the US playing chief mediator in the Middle East... Read more »
  • VideoReport reveals Africa’s child labour crisis has worsened
    According to the International Labour Organization and UNICEF's 2024 Global Estimates on Child Labour, about 138 million children are forced into labour all over the world, Africa accounting for 63%. The post Report reveals Africa’s child labour crisis has worsened appeared first on Thred Website.... Read more »
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    Tiny Buddha

  • Beyond Cliché Advice: What Helped When I Was Struggling Financially
    “When you are in uncertainty, when you feel at risk, when you feel exposed, don’t tap out. Stay brave, stay uncomfortable, stay in the cringy moment, lean into the hard conversation, and keep leading.” ~Brené Brown When you think of someone who’s struggling financially, you might picture someone who’s barely... Read more »
  • How to Coexist with Fear (and Spiders)
    “If you are willing to look at another person’s behavior toward you as a reflection of their relationship with themselves rather than a statement about your value as a person, then you will, over time, cease to react at all.” ~Yogi Bhajan Several years ago, I hiked into the remote... Read more »
  • More Energy, Less Regret: Your Guide to a Sober Summer
    “Believe you can, and you’re halfway there.” ~Theodore Roosevelt We are used to people talking about Dry January or Sober October but rarely a Sober Summer. That doesn’t seem to be a thing—but what if it was? What if it could be your reality this year? I knew I wanted... Read more »
  • The Trauma in Our Tissues and How I’m Setting Myself Free
    “I feel like I can see with my whole body,” I said to my peer after our last session exchange. As part of my ongoing growth and development as a practitioner, I regularly participate in somatic therapy exchanges with a small group of peers. On completion of our last session,... Read more »
  • What Happened When I Stopped Saying Yes to Everything
    “Daring to set boundaries is about having the courage to love ourselves, even when we risk disappointing others.” ~Brené Brown  I used to believe that if someone was in need and I had the ability to help, it was my duty to step in. Whether it was managing caregiving responsibilities for... Read more »
  • How My Mother’s Alcoholism Shaped Me and How I’m Healing Now
    “The journey of the perfect daughter is not about perfection; it’s about finding the courage to be imperfect, to be human.” ~Robert Ackerman, Perfect Daughters Growing up in a home shadowed by addiction is like living in a house with no foundation. The ground beneath you is unstable, the walls... Read more »
  • How I Learned to Be Present—One Sound at a Time
    “Time isn’t the main thing. It’s the only thing.” ~Miles Davis When I first read that quote, it hit me right in the chest. Not because it sounded profound—but because it was something I had been slowly, painfully learning over the course of a very quiet, very long year. Time... Read more »
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    Caveman Circus

  • Linkage
    5 Historic Photos That Speak Volumes – Ned Hardy How One Couple Lost Their Life Savings to a Real Estate Wire Scam—and How You Can Stay Safe in 2025 – Shield and Fortify If you use food containers and are worried about plastics, these are good replacements that will last... Read more »
  • VideoThe Dumping Grounds
      Fire at an alluminium plant that destroys the entire shop in a matter of seconds   Sommelier Tries a $1,500 Bottle of Red Wine   How Scammers Destroyed an Entire Country   You Have a $1,700 Truck Payment?!   I Blame My Parents for My Porn Problem   The... Read more »
  • “So this is it, huh?”
    I’m nearly 40, divorced. I live with my mom, in a kind of mutually beneficial arrangement- I pay the mortgage, which is like…. 1000 dollars a month…. And I don’t have to pay Los Angeles rent. But she needs me there because otherwise she can’t keep the house. So, I’m... Read more »
  • “\What’s the best retirement strategy at 60 with no savings, no assets and low social security?”
    I’m facing a tough future with Social Security—looks like I’ll get about $650 a month at age 67, and it doesn’t seem possible to raise it much. I have 32 years of work history, three zero-income years, and nothing to show except some small self-employment income. For the last eleven... Read more »
  • “I can’t please my wife”
    I’m at a loss. My wife (31F) and I (35M) have been together five years and have two young kids. Early on, I caught her sexting and talking to men online. She’s always had kinks she was embarrassed about, which she now explores with sex workers on OnlyFans. I tried... Read more »
  • How Quitting Porn Brought Me Back to My Marriage
    I stopped watching porn, and at first it felt like the smallest decision in the world. It wasn’t the result of a crusade or some kind of rock-bottom moment. It was more like realizing you’ve been listening to the same song on repeat for years, and one day, you just... Read more »
  • How Meditation Creates Space for Thoughtful Reactions
    There’s a moment—a beat, a pause—that can change everything. It happens just after someone cuts you off in traffic, or your child shatters your favorite mug, or a colleague sends an infuriating email. That moment is tiny, almost invisible. But it’s in that space, that sliver of time, where our... Read more »