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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    Babylon Bee

  • Five Guys Now Offering 50-Year Burger Financing
    ALEXANDRIA, VA — Inspired by the Trump White House's move toward 50-year mortgages, popular burger chain Five Guys announced it would be addressing the ongoing "Five Guys Affordability Crisis" with convenient 50-year burger financing.... Read more »
  • Dodge Introduces New Truck Headlights That Blast Gamma Ray Bursts Into Your Eyeballs
    AUBURN HILLS, MI — Truck manufacturer Dodge unveiled new headlights today that would come standard with new models and were designed specifically to blast gamma ray bursts into your eyeballs.... Read more »
  • Bose Introduces New Mariah Carey-Canceling Headphones For Christmas
    FRAMINGHAM, MA — Going out in public during the holiday season without being overcome with the desire to shove an icepick in your ears will be possible once again this year, as Bose introduced its new Mariah Carey-canceling headphones just in time for Christmas.... Read more »
  • Shoe Manufacturers Rush To Design New Nickel Loafers
    U.S. — With the penny no longer being minted, shoe manufacturers announced that they were working hard to replace the old penny loafer slip-on shoe design with an exciting new nickel loafer.... Read more »
  • Poem On Statue Of Liberty Updated To Read 'No Fatties'
    NEW YORK, NY — As part of a change in immigration policy designed to limit the incoming of foreign nationals with chronic health issues, the poem posted on the Statue of Liberty was updated to read "No Fatties."... Read more »
  • Children's Church Sermon Jam-Packed With Heresies
    DALLAS, TX — The children's pastor of Flame Passion Born Again Friends Fellowship Church caught the community's attention after she gave an inspiring children's church teaching that was once again jam-packed with heresies.... Read more »
  • 10 Other Commandments That Didn't Make The Cut
    The Ten Commandments have long been seen as the backbone of societal laws for thousands of years, but did you know that there were other commandments that didn't make the list?... Read more »
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    The Funny Times

  • Condron Goes In Threes
    Enjoy this awkward and hilarious cartoon of the week from Todd Condron. Click here to read more of Todds’s cartoons! The post Condron Goes In Threes appeared first on The Funny Times.... Read more »
  • October 2025 Caption Contest Winner
    This month’s winning caption submitted anonymously Think you’ve got a knack for coming up with clever captions? Click here to submit to this month’s contest!     The post October 2025 Caption Contest Winner appeared first on The Funny Times.... Read more »
  • News of the Weird – December 2025
    Animal Antics A black swan nicknamed “Mr. Terminator” was removed from his adopted home in Stratford-upon-Avon, England, on Sept. 30, the Independent reported. The swan, also called Reggie, turned up in the famous berg nine months ago, said swan warden Cyril Bennis. At first, residents and visitors loved seeing the... Read more »
  • Coverly Pays Tribute
    Dave Coverly brings us this hilarious autumnal cartoon of the week. Click here to read more of Dave’s cartoons! The post Coverly Pays Tribute appeared first on The Funny Times.... Read more »
  • Crossword Solution for The December 2025 Puzzle
          The post Crossword Solution for The December 2025 Puzzle appeared first on The Funny Times.... Read more »
  • OH NO! Not Another Story About AI
    We're all hearing a lot about AI and how it's going to completely change the world as we know it, or possibly, depending on the algorithm that AI is feeding you, is a hoax perpetrated by the same people who brought you the QAnon shaman and will someday be remembered... Read more »
  • December 2025 Issue
      This issue features hilarious cartoons and stories about: History, Holidays, Home, Imagination, Medusa, Spiders, Santa, Games, Royalty, News and much more! With Cartoons By:  Isabella Bannerman, Ruben Bolling, Harry Bliss, Jon Carter, Tyson Cole, J.C. Duffy, Bob Eckstein, Bill Griffith, Joe Heller, Jeff Hobbs, John Jonik, Ham Khan, Keith Knight,... Read more »
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    HumorNama

  • 50 Dirty Horse Jokes to Kick Up the Fun
    Horse talk gets a lot more interesting when adults gather, because everyone suddenly remembers that these towering animals have a way of turning any stable into a stage for accidental comedy. One minute you’re watching a proud creature with three legs flick its tail like royalty, and the next you’re... Read more »
  • 50 Funny Pakistani Jokes to Ignite Epic Laughs
    Pakistan sits at a busy crossroads of history, where mountains guard old trade routes and city streets buzz with every kind of chaos you can think of. Daily life moves with its own rhythm, and people handle surprises with a mix of confidence and quick wit. Even in explosive moments,... Read more »
  • 90 Funny Horse Jokes to Make You Neigh with Joy
    Horses have a way of acting like they own every field they walk into, trotting around with that proud tail flip as if they’re the CEOs of the countryside. One minute they’re calmly munching grass, and the next they’re giving you a look that says they’ve judged your entire life... Read more »
  • 30 Dirty Pharmacy Jokes That Go Beyond Pills
    Pharmacy is where grown-ups trade candy for capsules and gossip for generic drugs. It’s a daily comedy show featuring confused customers, strange side effects, and pharmacists who’ve mastered the art of keeping a straight face while chaos unfolds at the counter. It’s where you learn that medicine can fix a... Read more »
  • 30 Funny Bonfire Jokes to Light Up Your Night
    Bonfire nights always start with someone confidently striking a match like they have trained for this moment their whole life, only for the flame to sputter out and a friend to yell, “Use more sticks!” Soon enough the wood crackles, the smoke attacks everyone’s eyes equally, and the group celebrates... Read more »
  • Thanksgiving with the IT Couple
    Before their wedding, the two IT professionals had already built a shared life that ran like a perfectly configured cloud environment: synchronized calendars, version-controlled grocery lists, and zero-downtime date nights. When they finally tied the knot, relatives were thrilled, confident this highly efficient duo would scale their family soon enough.At... Read more »
  • 25 Funny Thanksgiving Jokes for Work in 2025
    Thanksgiving at work is that magical time when the office fridge becomes a battleground of leftover wars and everyone pretends to be thankful for meetings that could’ve been emails. The smell of pumpkin spice fills the air, along with the quiet panic of people trying to finish projects before the... Read more »
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    Thred Website

  • Gen Z are backing intellectual growth
    Being chronically online in the age of AI fatigue has us all fearing for our brains. But it’s also pushing a movement of intellectualism and academic stimulation amongst Gen Z.  The post Gen Z are backing intellectual growth appeared first on Thred Website.... Read more »
  • Staying single and liking it…no, seriously
    Research suggests that those under the age of 35 are staying single and avoiding relationships. What could this spell for the future, and how might this impact Gen Z? Are you single? A Gen Zer? Perhaps…dare I ask, both? Research suggests that young people are increasingly less likely to settle... Read more »
  • Nord Stream allegations aren’t likely to falter Europe’s support for Ukraine
    Despite German suspicions of Ukrainian involvement in the pipeline blasts, Europe’s fear of a potential security breach by Russia keeps its support for Ukraine intact. The post Nord Stream allegations aren’t likely to falter Europe’s support for Ukraine appeared first on Thred Website.... Read more »
  • Venting may not actually be good for reducing anger
    A study involving 10,189 participants of a variety of ages, genders, cultures, and ethnicities showed that the key to curbing anger is reducing physiological arousal – not indulging in it by venting.  From time to time, we all feel the urge to vent about a problem that’s been weighing heavy... Read more »
  • Why is Foster’s Lager lowering its alcohol content even further?
    Heineken UK, the company responsible for brewing of the iconic British beer Foster’s Lager, has announced it will be lowering the beverage’s alcohol content once again. Surprisingly, the decision isn’t entirely rooted in cost cutting. If you’re looking for a cheap pint in a UK pub, a glass of Foster’s... Read more »
  • Is Trump’s threat to sue the BBC warranted?
    The BBC is facing a barrage of criticism from right-wing opposition after broadcasting an edited clip of Trump’s 2021 January Capitol Riots speech. The US president is threatening to sue for $1 billion USD.  The BBC is currently engrossed in controversy after broadcasting an edited speech by current US president... Read more »
  • Dozens of protesters storm COP30 conference in Brazil
    The 30th iteration of the global climate summit has to prioritise the beliefs of indigenous communities, said UN chief António Guterres last week. On day two, dozens of protesters stormed the venue in Belém, Brazil. The post Dozens of protesters storm COP30 conference in Brazil appeared first on Thred Website.... Read more »
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    Tiny Buddha

  • What Happened When I Stopped Expecting Perfection from Myself
      “There is no amount of self-improvement that can make up for a lack of self-acceptance.” ~Robert Holden Six years ago, I forgot it was picture day at my daughter’s school. She left the house in a sweatshirt with a faint, unidentifiable stain and hair still bent from yesterday’s ponytail.... Read more »
  • How to Return to Emotional Safety, One Sensory Anchor at a Time
    “In a sense, we are all time travelers drifting through our memories, returning to the places where we once lived.” ~Vladimir Nabokov I found it by accident, a grainy image of my childhood bedroom wallpaper. It was tucked in the blurry background of a photo in an old family album,... Read more »
  • Healing Without Reconciling with My Mother and Learning to Love Myself
    “Owning our story and loving ourselves through that process is the bravest thing that we’ll ever do.” ~Brené Brown Several years ago, I wrote a heartfelt letter to my estranged mother, articulating my deep feelings about her perceived lack of empathy and care. My intention in writing the letter wasn’t... Read more »
  • When the Person You Love Is Disappearing into Addiction
    “Boundaries are the distance at which I can love you and myself at the same time.” ~Prentis Hemphill I thought I had seen the worst of it. I thought I knew what it meant to watch someone you love disappear into addiction. My mother taught me that lesson long before... Read more »
  • The Invisible Prison Shyness Builds and What Helped Me Walk Free
    “Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one’s courage.” ~Anaïs Nin When I think back on my life, shyness feels like an inner prison I carried with me for years. Not a prison with bars and guards, but a quieter kind—made of hesitation, fear, and silence. It kept me standing... Read more »
  • How a Simple Object Helped Me Slow Down and Breathe
    “Sometimes the smallest things take up the most room in your heart.” ~A.A. Milne It was a Wednesday afternoon, and I was sitting in my car, too overwhelmed to turn the key in the ignition. My phone had been buzzing all day with work notifications, and the mental list of... Read more »
  • The Hardest Person to Be Honest with Is Yourself
    “You cannot heal what you refuse to confront.” ~Yasmin Mogahed At sixteen, I walked out of my mother’s house with track marks and a half-packed bag. No big fight. No slammed door. Just the silent resignation of someone who couldn’t look his mother in the eye anymore. I wasn’t leaving... Read more »
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    Caveman Circus

  • Linkage
    5 Historical Photos That Speak Volumes – Ned Hardy Darn Tough socks are worth it. I’ve been wearing mine for a few years with no holes and no signs of wearing down – Amazon This 81-year-old still works at Home Depot to support herself and her 90-year-old husband – Business... Read more »
  • The Dumping Grounds
      Cool Cars That Suck to Own Bodybuilder does the 20,000 Calorie Challenge How Tokyo’s Subway Keeps On-time, Clean, and Safe How a 100-Year-Old Animated Film Is Restored! The post The Dumping Grounds appeared first on Caveman Circus.... Read more »
  • 5 People Who Revived a Dead-bedroom Reveal How They Did It
    1. My wife and I went over a year without. It was rough. Neither one of us were communicating what we needed, and ended up resenting the other. The key factor here was communication. Once we opened up and acknowledged what the other needed, things have been much better all... Read more »
  • How Hard Is It to Own a Gun in Japan?
    If you’ve ever wondered what it actually takes to own a gun in Japan, the short answer is that it’s almost impossible for the average person. Gun ownership in Japan isn’t just rare—it’s culturally unusual, administratively exhausting, and tightly controlled at every stage. This isn’t a country where firearms enter... Read more »
  • Confessions of a Super-Yacht Captain
    I spent eleven years driving other people’s toys around the most expensive stretch of ocean you can imagine, and the thing I miss most now is… having my own bed every night. I didn’t stumble into superyachts by accident. I grew up on boats. My idea of a normal weekend... Read more »
  • A Meditation on People Who Think Tight, Dark Spaces Are Recreational
    There is a specific kind of person who looks at a narrow cave, a hole in the earth roughly the diameter of an expired can of Chef Boyardee, and thinks, Yes. I should put my body inside that. These are not reckless people, not in the traditional sense. They are... Read more »
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    The Guru Who Says He Can Get Your 11-Year-Old Into Harvard – Archive.ph Feed Your Brain With These Fascinating Facts – Ned Hardy A sleek, sturdy, and adjustable cellphone stand to keep your phone at a proper viewing angle on your desk – Amazon Google says group behind E-ZPass, USPS... Read more »