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

  • Cooper Saves A Few Bucks
    Good boy! This week’s hilarious drug cartoon is by Nathan Cooper. Click here to read more of Nathan’s cartoons! The post Cooper Saves A Few Bucks appeared first on The Funny Times.... Read more »
  • Tomlinson Looks For Clues
    Whodunnit! This weeks hilarious true crime cartoon is by Vaughan Tomlinson. Click here to read more of Vaughan’s cartoons! The post Tomlinson Looks For Clues appeared first on The Funny Times.... Read more »
  • Money Making Opportunities!
    Did you recently get Xed out of your job by the world's richest man so that he could become the world's richerest man? Or maybe you just finished going hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt in order to obtain a degree in history, political science, mathematics or any one... Read more »
  • News of the Weird – May 2026
    Government in Action Call in to the Washington state Department of Licensing, and you’ll have the option for Spanish language communication. At least that’s what you’d expect. But instead, the Associated Press reported, an automated AI voice just speaks English with a strong Spanish accent. Maya Edwards, whose husband pressed... Read more »
  • mp3Cartoonists Corner: Dave Coverly and Hilary Price
    A discussion with Dave Coverly and Hilary Price about the process of making cartoons, the anatomy of making a funny cartoon and how they discovered the power of cartoons The post Cartoonists Corner: Dave Coverly and Hilary Price appeared first on The Funny Times.... Read more »
  • Whitehead Makes An Error
    A funny cartoon by Bill Whitehead, from a peek inside the April 2026 issue. Read more of Bill’s cartoons here! The post Whitehead Makes An Error appeared first on The Funny Times.... Read more »
  • Liniers Is Lost
    A funny cartoon by Liniers, from a peek inside the April 2026 issue. Read more of Liniers’ cartoons here! The post Liniers Is Lost appeared first on The Funny Times.... Read more »
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    HumorNama

  • A Baby Was Born Without a Chin
    Little Johnny’s mom sits him down before they go visit their neighbor who just had a baby boy.“Listen to me very carefully,” she says. “The poor baby was born without a chin because of a rare genetic condition. His mother is extremely sensitive about it. If you make even the... Read more »
  • 75 Funny Robot Jokes to Power Up Your Day
    Robots first appeared as smart machines designed to handle dull, heavy, or very precise work. In labs and factories, people often gathered around metal arms, blinking lights, and long lines of code while engineers carefully tested every movement. A button would be pressed, gears would start moving, and the machine... Read more »
  • 25 Dirty Accountant Jokes With Big Assets
    Accountants work with numbers all day, tracking money like a careful trail through busy offices, and in this story a long week of ledgers slowly turns into a playful mood. Accountants here move from serious balance sheets to relaxed chats after hours, where dry work starts to feel lighter and... Read more »
  • 50 Funny Giraffe Jokes That Reach New Heights
    A giraffe is one of the tallest animals on Earth, and standing near one feels like being next to a moving tower. At a wildlife park, the first thing visible above the trees was its long neck, long before the rest of the body came into view. Slowly it walked... Read more »
  • 125 Dirty Disney Jokes That Will Ruin Your Childhood
    Disney has been a huge part of family storytelling for generations, creating a world of castles, songs, and big dreams that many adults remember fondly from childhood. Over time, it also became a shared cultural touchstone, and now plenty of grown-ups enjoy putting a playful, cheeky spin on those wholesome... Read more »
  • Inventing Words on Live Radio
    A radio show asked people to call in with words they made up.“Alright, sir, what is the word you came up with?”“Goan.”“How do you spell that?”“G – O – A – N.”“Can you use that in a sentence?”“Goan f*ck yourself!”The host disconnects the caller and profusely apologizes to the public.They... Read more »
  • 200 Funny Disney Jokes for Kids Who Love to Laugh
    Disney stories feel like stepping into a colorful world full of magical castles, brave heroes, and lovable sidekicks all marching along in one joyful parade. Across books, movies, and theme parks, Disney packs in fast-moving adventures and feel good moments, so reading about them feels like hopping onto a ride... Read more »
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    Thred Website

  • death of posting + catholicmaxxing
    The Dead Internet Theory truly sprouted legs with the mainstream explosion of AI, and the suggestion that bots will soon account for more online activity than those born of meat and bone isn’t as ridiculous as it should be. The post death of posting + catholicmaxxing appeared first on Thred... Read more »
  • Facial verification on dating apps is failing miserably
    Could the strange final photos on dating apps like Tinder be a symbol of our already declining confidence in pre-screened dating? The post Facial verification on dating apps is failing miserably appeared first on Thred Website.... Read more »
  • Jeremy Kyle and the politics of poverty
    Television in the 2000’s and early 2010’s had ‘iconic’ shows like The Jeremey Kyle Show and Fat Families, but were these truly a reflection of social transformation by Third Way politics? The post Jeremy Kyle and the politics of poverty appeared first on Thred Website.... Read more »
  • Meet Gen Z talent Gout Gout: the fastest U20 athlete ever
    At just 18 years old, Australia’s Gout Gout has arguably become the world’s fastest under 20 in 200 metres race The post Meet Gen Z talent Gout Gout: the fastest U20 athlete ever appeared first on Thred Website.... Read more »
  • Meet the first woman manager in men’s major-league football
    Marie-Louise Eta has been appointed as head coach for one of Germany’s top-tier clubs.  The post Meet the first woman manager in men’s major-league football appeared first on Thred Website.... Read more »
  • VideoWhy Justin Bieber’s Coachella comeback resonated with Gen Z
    Justin Bieber’s Coachella headline performance was a huge hit with Gen Z this week. Sitting with a laptop and playing old YouTube videos, the singer’s minimalist approach rattled millennials who still expect the spectacle of yesteryear. Justin Bieber’s Coachella headline show has been all over social media this week, breaking... Read more »
  • How did Mississippi transform its education system?
    One of the poorest US states has steadily transformed its education system since 2013, in what many have dubbed ‘the Mississippi miracle’.  The post How did Mississippi transform its education system? appeared first on Thred Website.... Read more »
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    Tiny Buddha

  • To the Wounded Parent Who Wants to Do Everything Right
    “The greatest gift you can give your children is your own healing.” ~Dr. Shefali Tsabary Am I doing too much or not enough? Am I screwing my child up? Am I being too hard on my child? Am I being too soft? Am I spending enough time with my child? Do... Read more »
  • Why I Gossiped and What I Now Do Instead
    “Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss people.” ~Eleanor Roosevelt I stopped gossiping when life humbled me. I didn’t realize at the time, but what I thought was just innocent girl talk with my friends was really a way to escape my own shame and insecurity. I had this quiet,... Read more »
  • What Happens When the Strong Friend Finally Asks for Help?
    “We don’t build trust by offering help. We build trust by asking for it.” ~Simon Sinek I have always been the strong sister, partner, and friend. I didn’t make a conscious decision one day to be the strong one and stuck to it. It became who it was from a... Read more »
  • What Happened to My Body When I Suppressed My Emotions
    “Our bodies communicate to us clearly and specifically, if we are willing to listen.” ~Shakti Gawain As a child, I was never taught to regulate my emotions. I learned instead to override them—pushing through stress, swallowing tears, and even hiding a cast at dinner, afraid that showing what had happened... Read more »
  • Anxiety Sucks, But It Taught Me These 7 Important Things
    “Anxiety is the dizziness of freedom.” ~Soren Kierkegaard Let’s be clear: This isn’t an article about positive thinking. This isn’t an article about how silver linings make everything okay. This isn’t an article about how your perspective on anxiety is all wrong. The kids call those things “toxic positivity.” No... Read more »
  • Why I Let My Kids See My Sadness Now (After Hiding It for Years)
    “I will not teach or love or show you anything perfectly, but I will let you see me, and I will always hold sacred the gift of seeing you—truly, deeply, seeing you.” ~Brené Brown The first time my kids saw me truly cry was Christmas of 2021. My oldest was sixteen,... Read more »
  • All the Important Things a Scale Can’t Measure
    “She remembered who she was, and the game changed.” ~Lalah Delia The scale. Those dreaded words and those dreaded numbers. It can strike fear in the heart of any generally happy human. We look at guidelines and BMI charts and always think, “It should be lower.” Have you ever been... Read more »
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    Flipso Global Feed

  • Organic compounds found on Mars may have been preserved for billions of years
    NASA’s Curiosity rover detected more than 20 organic compounds in Gale Crater rocks, including a nitrogen-bearing molecule linked to DNA-building chemistry. The results suggest Mars can preserve complex organic material for billions of years, though they do not prove life ever existed there. [courthousenews.com]... Read more »
  • The printing press for biological data
    Sterling Hooten discusses Iku Bio’s PCB-based microfluidic bioreactor, media optimization for biologics manufacturing, and why better cell-culture experimentation could radically improve wet-lab throughput and cost. [owlposting.com]... Read more »
  • Shall We Play a Game?
    Jon Peterson traces how wargaming evolved from early chess-like military simulations into Kriegsspiel, RAND-era analysis, Diplomacy, and ultimately the origins of Dungeons & Dragons. [asteriskmag.com]... Read more »
  • The 10 Most Popular Articles from The Honest Broker
    Ted Gioia marks five years on Substack by ranking the 10 most-read Honest Broker posts from 2021–2026, including pieces on culture, AI, Spotify, Barnes & Noble, and screen addiction. [honest-broker.com]... Read more »
  • Standard
    A new SMBC comic strip tagged mathematics, posted April 21, 2026. [smbc-comics.com]... Read more »
  • San Diego rents fell 5.6% as apartment listings rose
    San Diego’s median rent for 1-bedroom apartments fell 5.6% year over year, while 2-bedroom rents dropped 7.5%. The decline came alongside about a 15% increase in active rental listings, and among the nation’s 20 priciest rental markets, only New Haven saw a steeper 1-bedroom drop. [kpbs.org]... Read more »
  • The commodification of travel
    Travel has shifted from exploration to collection: countries become checkboxes, iconic places become photo stops, and social media turns experiences into status signals. The result is less time spent being present and more time spent documenting the visit. [herman.bearblog.dev]... Read more »
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    kottke.org

  • Is the best literary film adaptation of the last 50...
    Is the best literary film adaptation of the last 50 years: a) The Silence of the Lambs, b) The Princess Bride, c) The Return of the King (LoTR), d) Apocalypse Now, or e) Jurassic Park?... Read more »
  • A French corporation was recently found criminally...
    A French corporation was recently found criminally liable for enabling terrorism. “The court in Paris has just ruled that cynicism and an exclusive focus on profits can constitute a crime.”... Read more »
  • The Leaf Sheep Slug: The Animal That Eats Sunshine
    This is an animal called the leaf sheep: It’s a species of slug that is partially solar-powered, like a plant. Leaf sheep are kleptoplastic organisms that steal chloroplasts from algae, store them in their bodies, and then can rely on photosynthesis for their energy needs: The Costasiella sea slug not... Read more »
  • Everyone Is Blaming AI for the Water Crisis. We’re...
    Everyone Is Blaming AI for the Water Crisis. We’re Looking at the Wrong Culprit. “One drive to the work I do on the Colorado River used more than 20 times the water of everything I did with AI in 11 weeks.”... Read more »
  • The Accursèd Alphabetical Clock . “This clock...
    The Accursèd Alphabetical Clock. “This clock displays the current time alphabetically.” Totally deranged…I love it.... Read more »
  • VideoCriterion x Every Frame a Painting: The Edges of Wuxia
    Every Frame a Painting’s Taylor Ramos & Tony Zhou are back with a video essay about pushing the boundaries of genre in Tsui Hark’s 1995 film The Blade. One reason filmmakers like to work in a genre is that it gives us a pre-made box: a set of expectations, tropes,... Read more »
  • VideoTeaser Trailer for Silo Season Three
    As I watched the teaser trailer for season three of Silo, I discovered that I am very much looking forward to this new season. July 3, 2026. Tags: silo · trailers · TV · video... Read more »
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    Caveman Circus

  • Linkage
    20 Fascinating Photos Collected From History – Ned Hardy The kind of shaver where you get a super close, smooth shave without wrecking your skin because it adapts to your face and cuts efficiently in one pass. – Amazon The Jackson estate can’t hide Leaving Neverland from those who’ve already... Read more »
  • The Dumping Grounds
                        Hey, Whatever Happened to NFTs? Let’s Explain How Your Mind Actually Works China is Not a Socialist Utopia. The Most Expensive Gun I Ever Restored: 1918A2 BAR The post The Dumping Grounds appeared first on Caveman Circus.... Read more »
  • 11 Women Reveal Their Insecurities About Being Tall
    1. I struggle a lot with self confidence and a good chunk of that stems from my height, it’s impossible to not feel huge and just generally unfeminine. I have horrible posture that everyone points out but I just can’t bring myself to straighten up my spine without feeling like... Read more »
  • What is Corporate Speak?
    Corporate speak is one of those things everyone claims to hate, yet somehow continues to use with the quiet enthusiasm of a person refilling their own drink at a party they don’t want to be at. It’s a language that exists not to communicate ideas, but to create the feeling... Read more »
  • “She rejected me, but I’m having trouble accepting it”
    A few weeks ago, I asked out a female coworker I had real feelings for. For me, this was a big step. I’ve never really been in a relationship before and I was nervous the whole time. When I asked her, she seemed confused, like she didn’t realize it was... Read more »
  • Why Do We Buy Stuff to Impress People We Don’t Even Know?
    You ever catch yourself wanting something—not because you actually need it, not even because you really want it—but because of how it might look? A nicer car. A more expensive watch. A cleaner, more aesthetic apartment. A vacation that photographs well. And if you’re honest, the thought underneath all of... Read more »
  • Linkage
    How Cybercrime Became a Leading Industry in ‘Scambodia’ – Archive.ph Today’s Internet Rabbit Hole – Ned Hardy If you want a smart doorbell with sharp video, reliable alerts, and no annoying subscription fees and easy install, this is a no-brainer – Amazon Palantir’s summary of CEO Alexander Karp’s manifesto is... Read more »