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

  • Coverly Lays Down The Law
    All Rise! This funny cartoon of the week is by Dave Coverly. Click here to read more of Dave’s cartoons! The post Coverly Lays Down The Law appeared first on The Funny Times.... Read more »
  • September 2026 Caption Contest Winner
    This month’s winning caption was submitted by Hannah Duke from Portland, OR! Think you’ve got a knack for coming up with clever captions? Click here to submit to this month’s contest!     The post September 2026 Caption Contest Winner appeared first on The Funny Times.... Read more »
  • September 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 September 2026 Issue appeared first on The Funny Times.... Read more »
  • Crossword and Puzzle Solutions for The September 2026 Issue
    Amaze: 7 Little Words: 1. BLANKETS 2. FATHERLY 3. WHISPER 4. MOSAICS 5. CORDON 6. INERT 7. HYDRATED Word Roundup: HARP LUTE OBOE TUBA DRUM / PISCES TAURUS AIRES LIBRA VIRGO / GALLON QUART LITER PINT / RUMMY POKER / FAST SLOW     The post Crossword and Puzzle Solutions... Read more »
  • mp3Women’s Glib with Isabella Bannerman and Roz Warren
    In the latest episode of The Funny Times Podcast, we are joined by special guests Isabella Bannerman and Roz Warren. They discuss what it’s like for women navigating the humor industry, how they decide which current events are funny (and which are just depressing), and the distressing growth of AI.... Read more »
  • Barton Builds Bigger
    This week’s cartoon by Adam Cooper and Mat Barton is a total blast. Click here to read more of Mat and Adam cartoons! The post Barton Builds Bigger appeared first on The Funny Times.... Read more »
  • Great Earworms I Have Known
    Earworms have the bad connotation of being tunes that gets stuck in your head and interfere with all rational thought. But back in the day we used to have a much more benign terminology that we used: "That's a catchy tune!" If you were a musician and you wrote a... Read more »
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    HumorNama

  • 50 Funny Grape Jokes That Taste Like Laughs
    Grapes are one of those snacks that disappear almost as soon as they hit the table, especially during busy afternoons or family get-togethers. A full bunch on the kitchen counter can turn into a pile of empty stems and sticky fingers before anyone even notices. Their small size and sweet... Read more »
  • 150 Funny Work-Appropriate Jokes That Clock In Laughs
    Work jokes can make even the longest office day feel a little easier. Someone might walk into a meeting looking stressed, then leave smiling after a funny moment during a boring spreadsheet talk. Even the manager sending endless reminder emails can loosen up once the room feels less tense. Clean... Read more »
  • 25 Dirty Robot Jokes With Bold Output and Laughs
    A robot runs on code, circuits, and clear instructions, designed to stick to logic without wandering off course. In one late-night lab, the only sound was the low hum of machines while a new unit carried out its tasks with flawless precision. Every action followed a rule, every movement had... Read more »
  • 25 Funny Teacher Jokes That Rule the School
    Teachers walk into class every morning ready to explain lessons, check homework, and survive a room full of students with endless energy. One teacher stands near the board trying to finish attendance, while the class slowly gets louder for no reason at all. By the middle of the day, there... Read more »
  • 125 Teacher Dad Jokes For Those Who Love Pun-ctuation
    Teachers deal with a lot every day, from loud classrooms and unfinished homework to students who somehow forget their pencils almost daily. Even after repeating the same lesson more than once, many teachers still keep their patience and continue helping the class stay on track. After spending a whole school... Read more »
  • Mathematician, Physicist And Engineer Caught In Fire
    A mathematician, a physicist, and an engineer were staying in a hotel during a convention.In the middle of the night, for no apparent reason, a fire broke out in the engineer’s wastebasket. The engineer rushed into the bathroom, emptied the ice bucket, filled it with water, and dumped it on... Read more »
  • 75 Rude Jokes to Roast Friends Without Mercy
    Rudeness in humor usually shows up loud and impossible to ignore, like someone dragging muddy shoes across a clean floor. Some people instantly crack up, while others sit there wondering if things just got a little out of control. One rude comment can turn a quiet afternoon into complete chaos... Read more »
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    Thred Website

  • Do we ever have the right to comment on someone’s body?
    Public fixation over Ariana Grande’s appearance has driven the star to retreat from the spotlight. Where do we draw the line between scrutiny and concern when it comes to women’s bodies?  The post Do we ever have the right to comment on someone’s body? appeared first on Thred Website.... Read more »
  • What triggered the recent migrant rush into Ceuta?
    Ceuta, Ceuta migrant crisis, Ceuta border crisis, Ceuta migration, Spain migration crisis, Morocco Spain border, Morocco Spain relations, Spain Morocco relations, European migration crisis, EU migration policy, European Union, EU border security, European borders, migration in Europe, irregular migration, mass migration, Mediterranean migration, North Africa migration, Morocco migration, Spain immigration,... Read more »
  • Why is Gen Z fixated on… frozen yoghurt?
    Frozen yoghurt has been rebranded on TikTok as a luxury ‘wellness’ food. Its newfound popularity reflects Gen Z’s spending habits and growing appetite for premium experiences beyond boozy pubs. The post Why is Gen Z fixated on… frozen yoghurt? appeared first on Thred Website.... Read more »
  • Deep Dive: Has Gen Z lost energy for social change?
    When it comes to social change in 2026, Gen Z has lost all the vim of yesteryear. When and where was this energy lost? Let’s break it down. The post Deep Dive: Has Gen Z lost energy for social change? appeared first on Thred Website.... Read more »
  • EA acquisition by Saudi-led group finalised
    Popular gaming publisher Electronic Arts (EA) is about to be purchased by a group of buyers, including Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF).  It is likely to be the largest leveraged buyout in history.  The $55 billion USD purchase of gaming giant EA has reportedly been finalised. The company will... Read more »
  • gen z scale back socialising + ariana grande quits public life
    If your weekend plans involve anything more expensive than a stroll around a National Trust park, chances are your Gen Z chums will mentally run the numbers the second you pop up in the group chat. ‘Will I still be a reasonable level of skint come Monday?’ The post gen... Read more »
  • Gen Z say they ‘perform’ even during self-pleasure
    A new survey titled the ‘Pleasure Census’ has found that roughly 50% of Gen Z ‘perform’ even during self-pleasure, suggesting that poor body image might be affecting young people in the bedroom. Ever feel like you need to ‘perform’ in the bedroom and tell your partner that you’re definitely, absolutely,... Read more »
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    Tiny Buddha

  • What Happened When I Finally Stopped Saying “I’m Fine”
    “The wound is the place where the Light enters you.” ~Rumi The first winter, I learned to lie cheerfully. “How are you settling in?” someone would ask, and I would smile and say, “Really well, thank you.” That was the most fluent English I spoke all day. I had left... Read more »
  • Why Self-Care Matters Most When You Have No Time
    “Taking care of yourself doesn’t mean me first; it means me too.” ~L.R. Knost We live in a society that celebrates pushing through; burnout is often worn as a badge of honor, and many job descriptions state bluntly, “Must be able to perform well under pressure and thrive in a fast-paced... Read more »
  • Same Café, New Me: How I Found Freedom Without Changing My Life
    “Trauma creates change you don’t choose. Healing is about creating change you do choose.” ~Michelle Rosenthal” Today I am sitting in my favorite café in Venice Mall. I got my favorite seat, the one near the water. I have spent countless hours here. I have cried here. Journaled here. Drawn... Read more »
  • When Your Imagination Turns Every Problem into a Crisis
    “You can’t depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus.” ~Mark Twain It started with a clogged kitchen drain. Or maybe the drain was where everything else I’d been carrying finally surfaced. Regardless, the water wasn’t moving. It was so bad that some of it backed up... Read more »
  • The Pressure to Excel: When Success Feels Like Survival
    “To tie your worth to achievements is a recipe for suffering.” ~Brad Bizjack Children don’t just learn mathematics, science, and languages in school. They also learn what success feels like, what failure means, who they believe they are, and sometimes, whether they think they belong. When I was in primary... Read more »
  • How “Missing the Boat” Led Me Somewhere Better
    A few months ago, I found myself wondering whether I had made a mistake. It is not a question I expected to be asking in my seventies. Like many people my age, I sometimes think about retirement, savings, and financial security. I look around and see friends who spent decades... Read more »
  • The Power of Waiting When You Don’t Know What to Do
    “Waiting is not mere empty hoping. It has the inner certainty of reaching the goal.” ~I Ching  Waiting has a bad rap in modern Western society. It’s not surprising that I had to look to an ancient Chinese text (the I Ching) in order to find a suitable quote to... Read more »
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    Flipso Global Feed

  • A Physicist Rigged His Pet Hamster’s Wheel to Upload to Strava
    Meet Mollie, a 10-month-old hamster whose nightly wheel runs are being tracked, logged to Strava, and analyzed like real workouts. The setup records distance, pace, and time, and the hamster has even racked up enough mileage to attract a following. [runnersworld.com]... Read more »
  • СССР в фотографиях
    Подборка из 100 фотографий СССР с ностальгическими бытовыми сценами, игрушками, техникой и документами эпохи. [trinixy.ru]... Read more »
  • The unspeakable truth about slavery in Mauritania
    A photo essay on slavery’s persistence in Mauritania, following current and former slaves, anti-slavery activists, and the caste system that still shapes daily life. [theguardian.com]... Read more »
  • Study Suggests Life on Earth Arose Twice
    A new Science Advances study argues that the transition from non-living chemistry to free-living cells may have happened independently in bacteria and archaea. The researchers say early metabolism likely began with metal-catalyzed reactions in hydrothermal environments before cells evolved their own enzymes, offering a possible new model for how life... Read more »
  • Building community out of strangers – Tracy Durnell's Mind Garden
    https://tracydurnell.com/2023/11/30/building-community-out-of-strangers/ [tracydurnell.com]... Read more »
  • SDSS Data Release 20 unveils new views of supermassive black holes
    SDSS-V Data Release 20 adds the first southern-hemisphere optical BOSS spectra, expands the Black Hole Mapper’s X-ray follow-up with eROSITA, and releases more than 3.3 million optical spectra for studying quasars and active galactic nuclei across cosmic time. [sdss.org]... Read more »
  • Why Are There Statues of Beavers on Top of This Oxford Street Shop?
    Four beavers perch above 105–109 Oxford Street, a former hat factory that once used beaver fur in its top hats. The piece traces the building’s history, the symbolism of the rooftop figures, and the shift from beaver felt to silk in hat-making. [londonist.com]... Read more »
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    kottke.org

  • Thing that I am now invested in: this woman has spent 30...
    Thing that I am now invested in: this woman has spent 30 weeks secretly training to beat her brother (a former competitive player) at Dance Dance Revolution. The showdown is today…... Read more »
  • The video rental store as “third place” . “Decades...
    The video rental store as “third place”. “Decades before recommendation algorithms, video stores served as social hubs where conversation and camaraderie became a form of taste-making.”... Read more »
  • The End of Google Search . The internet giant is...
    The End of Google Search. The internet giant is “changing the formula” of its products and media folks are beginning to assume that there will be no search traffic in the future…and fretting about their survival.... Read more »
  • Media Matters : “ABC, CBS, and NBC aired a...
    Media Matters: “ABC, CBS, and NBC aired a combined 194 segments about the three major heat events” that hit the US this summer and not a single one of them mentioned climate change. Not one!... Read more »
  • Fun little review by Marcin Wichary of a 1984 flying...
    Fun little review by Marcin Wichary of a 1984 flying video game called Sopwith, which was never supposed to be released to the public (an event that the game’s creator didn’t learn about until years later).... Read more »
  • I love this little video of burbling pasta sauces...
    I love this little video of burbling pasta sauces (sound on). Wish there was a 10-hour YT version for work background noise…... Read more »
  • I’d Be Lead Harpooner on the Pequod If It Wasn’t for...
    I’d Be Lead Harpooner on the Pequod If It Wasn’t for These DEI Hires. “I’m just telling you that it’s getting hard out there for us blue-collar Nantucket lads when all the ships’ owners are catching the Abolitionist Mind Virus.”... Read more »
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    Caveman Circus

  • Linkage
    5 Historic Photos That Speak Volumes – Ned Hardy This is a near-perfect everyday pocket knife—compact, smooth, well-built, razor-sharp, and surprisingly premium-feeling for its affordable price. – Amazon ICE will release body camera video only when seen in the agency’s ‘best interests,’ policy says – AP News CRISPR Targeted HIV... Read more »
  • The Dumping Grounds
                        Jungle Jim’s International Market is the largest grocery store in the US and has an average shop time of 3 hours Squatter Thinks She Can KEEP A $1M Home… Gets MASSIVE Reality Check! Twilight Zone Marathon – 9 hr –... Read more »
  • The Next Generation of Medicine Is Starting to Look Like Science Fiction
    For most of human history, medicine has worked in roughly the same way: something goes wrong with the body, and doctors try to manage the consequences. You develop high blood pressure, so you take a pill. Your immune system attacks your body, so doctors suppress it. Cancer grows, so physicians... Read more »
  • “Torn between my family and my wife”
    My wife and I have a toddler, and my wife recently had a miscarriage. Our toddler was with us at the ultrasound when we got the bad news. My wife was devastated, but she immediately tried to protect our daughter from what was happening. She told her not to worry... Read more »
  • You Either Face Your Demons, or They Raise Your Children
    There is a quote that hits differently once you become a parent: “You either face your demons, or they raise your children.” It sounds dramatic. Maybe even a little too perfect for social media. But underneath the clever phrasing is an uncomfortable truth about parenting: the things you refuse to... Read more »
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    The Music Festival Trying to Make Drug Use Safer – NYTimes 26 Pieces of Art Worth Slowing Down For – Ned Hardy A heavy-duty tarp is one of those things every homeowner should have around for emergency leaks, covering equipment and furniture, hauling messy debris, or protecting just about anything... Read more »
  • Caveman Approved Products of the Week
    The Ting Fire Prevention Sensor watches for electrical trouble that would otherwise be easy to miss Ting is less of a traditional alarm and more of an extra set of eyes on a home’s electrical system. It plugs into a single outlet and monitors electrical activity for patterns that could... Read more »