Buitenlandse Blogs – 9

Blogoverzicht Buitenlandse Blogs

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Op deze pagina vind je een overzicht van de bekende en minder bekende Buitenlandse Blogs waaronder Guys Gab, Babes en Stuff, Bright Side, Nerd Ninja, Deadfix, The Art of Manliness, Wired UK, Architectural Digest, Atlas Obscura, Ruin my Week, Van Life Wanderer,  Defence blog en Engrish.com. 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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    Guys Gab

  • Lift Kits Pro Comp: Upgrade Your Truck’s Off-Road Capabilities
    When choosing lift kits for their vehicles, many drivers often turn their attention to Pro Comp products. Over decades of operation, the company has built a strong reputation both in the American market and internationally. Below, we’ll look at their strengths as well as the key features of SuspensionLifts kits.... Read more »
  • Pelican Aegis 28″ Check-In Rolling Hybrid Duffel Bag: The Ultimate Travel Tank
    When it comes to travel gear, most bags fall into one of two camps: soft-sided duffels that are flexible but not very protective, or hard-shell cases that keep your stuff safe but weight a ton and can feel clunky to lug around. Wouldn’t it be great if there was some... Read more »
  • Thong Battle: 08/19/25 – 08/26/25
    Welcome to the Thong Battle! Every Tuesday, you guys get to vote on which plump rump you like better. The winner moves on to next week to face off against another competitor. Last week’s Thong Battle wasn’t even close, with the bootylicious Courtney running away with 64% of the votes!... Read more »
  • Krispy Kreme Drops Spellbinding Harry Potter Themed Doughnuts!
    Whether you’re a die-hard Harry Potter fan or just a guy who can’t pass up an excuse to crush some doughnuts, Krispy Kreme has cooked up something deliciously magical. Feast your eyes on the new Harry Potter: Houses of Hogwarts x Krispy Kreme Collection, a limited-edition lineup that brings all... Read more »
  • Rack Attack: 08/18/25 – 08/25/25
    Welcome to the Rack Attack! Every Monday, we start your week off right with two sexy babes with giants boobs that you just want to motorboat, and you guys get to vote on which stacked rack you prefer. The winner moves on to next week to face off against another... Read more »
  • VideoLexus Unveils Jaw-Dropping Sport Concept At The Quail 2025
    Lexus just stole the show at Monterey Car Week with the Lexus Sport Concept, a bold, future-focused supercar that promises to shake up what we expect from a modern performance ride. But don’t be fooled thinking that this is merely a concept car – It’s a preview of what we... Read more »
  • 2026 BMW M850i Edition M Heritage Is Unveiled At Pebble Beach
    BMW just revealed something pretty special today at Pebble Beach, and if you appreciate rare, powerful, and beautifully crafted cars, this one is worth your attention. The 2026 BMW M850i Edition M Heritage is a limited-run tribute to the legendary 8 Series of the 1990s, featuring exclusive colors, bespoke interior... Read more »
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    Babes And Stuff

  • Hot girls for the new year
    If the weather outside the window does not spoil you, and it is too cold to go anywhere we have something to warm you up. Dozens of hot babes who […]... Read more »
  • Falls in ski jumping
    Winter is the time of year which undoubtedly fond of people enjoying winter sports. These people include, among others ski jumpers who are often risking their health to overcome tens […]... Read more »
  • Watts Zap – naughty fans
    Sometimes it’s not the athletes are the biggest stars of the event. Fans can make a lot of fuss. See compilation of such a situation made ​​by journalists of Erosport […]... Read more »
  • The most tempting schoolgirls
    Tight white blouse, short plaid skirt, pigtails and of course A long legs – these are the hallmarks of every schoolgirl alluring. Probably will not see them in your school […]... Read more »
  • Fail compilation – December 2012
    This time with a slight delay, but finally is! Fail compilation from TNL, this time from December 2012. Enjoy watching!... Read more »
  • Funny photoshopped animals pics
    We all know examples of images that have been treated graphically and as a result did not resemble the original at all. However, not only pics of people are subjected […]... Read more »
  • One second before…
    Sometimes we are able to take a picture for a moment before the accident, before the funny fail or before something, what a moment later would not be so interesting. […]... Read more »
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    Bright Side

  • I Gave Up Everything for My Daughter — Now She Wants My Retirement Too
    After years of sacrifices for her family, a mom starts saving for her retirement, only to face an unexpected pressure from her daughter to hand it over. Her story shows the struggle between love, boundaries, and protecting hard-earned peace.... Read more »
  • 5 Ways the Happiest Couples Secretly Connect Every Weekday
    Let’s be honest — weekdays can feel like a chaotic blur. Between meetings, emails, commutes, and chores, it’s easy to let our romantic relationships fall into “autopilot.” But psychologists reveal the happiest couples don’t wait for weekends or special occasions to nurture their bond — they sprinkle love and happiness into their Monday through Friday.We at Bright Side looked... Read more »
  • I Refused to Be Blamed for Not Giving My MIL a Grandchild, but She Was Hiding Something Big
    Family drama, fertility struggles, and in-law conflicts are common but tough to handle. Setting boundaries and managing pressure from relatives can protect your mental health and keep your relationship strong.... Read more »
  • My Daughter Refused to Answer My Calls—Then I Discovered What She Was Hiding
    Parenting sometimes means learning to step back as our children grow up and make their own decisions. We tell ourselves to respect their boundaries, their privacy, their independence. But sometimes, the silence speaks louder than words and it tells you something’s not right.One of our readers wrote to us to tell us the story of when her gut feeling was right.... Read more »
  • 10 Pedicure Ideas That Are Ideal for This September
    As we step into September 2025, the shift from summer’s bright hues to autumn’s rich, cozy palette is the perfect time to refresh your pedicure game. Whether you love minimalist neutrals or bold sea green, these trendy pedicures will keep your toes stylish all autumn.... Read more »
  • We Hired Our Son to Redecorate the House, but Our DIL Started a Family Feud
    Money often sparks family conflicts. One of our Bright Side readers wanted to use their retirement fund to renovate their home, hiring their son to help him out as well. Sadly, their daughter-in-law turned their good intentions turned into a family issue, leaving them feeling betrayed.... Read more »
  • I Refused to Tell Anyone Who My Child’s Father Was—Now He’s Back
    When the father of her child unexpectedly comes back into her life, she’s forced to confront the past she hid from her family for years. Now she has to decide how much of the truth to reveal without causing irreversible damage.... Read more »
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    Nerd Ninja

  • Random Pics
    Get your dose of the weird and random from the web.... Read more »
  • Tight Dresses
    Lovely ladies looking gorgeous wearing skin tight dresses.... Read more »
  • Funny Memes
    Random collection of hilarious memes.... Read more »
  • Interesting Facts
    Interesting facts you might not of known.... Read more »
  • Strange Cars
    Some very interesting cars that are sure to grab people's attention.... Read more »
  • Random Pics
    Get your dose of the weird and random from the web.... Read more »
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    The Art of Manliness

  • Odds & Ends: August 22, 2025
    The Iliad by Homer, translated by Robert Fagles. My 14-year-old son Gus just finished this Homeric epic, and he really enjoyed it. We’ve had some great conversations about it. Fagles’ translation is my go-to for Homer because it’s accessible without dumbing down the poet’s power. It’s a hefty tome at... Read more »
  • How to Turn Treading Water Into a Legit Workout
    When you think of water workouts, your mind probably goes to lap swimming, water aerobics, or maybe some high-octane Navy SEAL pool drill. What probably doesn’t come to mind is treading water — something you learned in swim class as a survival skill and haven’t thought much about since. But... Read more »
  • Podcast #1,081: Aristotle’s Art of Self-Persuasion — How to Use Ancient Rhetoric to Change Your Life
      The ancient art of rhetoric has shaped political policies, influenced social movements, structured legal arguments, and molded cultural narratives throughout history. It’s been used for three thousand years to persuade other people to change their lives. But what if you could use it to persuade yourself? My guest today... Read more »
  • How to Execute: The Discipline of Following Through
    Most people can make a plan. Planning is fun. You get to dream, scheme, and visualize a future where everything is awesome. But executing plans? A lot of people struggle with that. A few months ago, I did a poll on the AoM WhatsApp Channel (give us a follow!) asking what... Read more »
  • Skill of the Week: Fire a Flare Gun
    An important part of manhood has always been about having the competence to be effective in the world — having the breadth of skills, the savoir-faire, to handle any situation you find yourself in. With that in mind, each Sunday we’ll be republishing one of the illustrated guides from our archives,... Read more »
  • Odds & Ends: August 15, 2025
    Veja Rio Branco II Mesh Sneakers. My trusty New Balance 574s finally gave out after years of faithful service, so I pulled the trigger on these retro-styled running shoes. I’d been eyeing them for awhile. I’m a fan of that classic 80s silhouette that works equally well with jeans or... Read more »
  • 5 Ways to Wear an OCBD With Style
    The Oxford cloth button-down — OCBD, for short — is a classic men’s style staple. Born on Ivy League campuses, it’s got a preppy pedigree that’s been adapted and refined by musicians and artists, students and professors, craftsmen and architects. The OCBD is the rare piece of clothing that straddles... Read more »
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    Atlas Obscura

  • Reich’s Burger King in Nuremberg, Germany
    Walking around Germany today, one sees few signs of the brutal years of Nazi rule. Aside from concentration camps and a handful of larger sites like Berlin's Olympic Stadium and the Nuremberg Rally Grounds preserved as memorials, Germany has scrubbed away signs of its dark past and replaced them with... Read more »
  • Fox Fullerton Theatre in Fullerton, California
    When this theatre opened in 1925, it brought in top Hollywood talents in the worlds of silent films and vaudeville. The biggest star of that era, Mary Pickford, dedicated the theatre on opening night, May 28, 1925. It was the second of the three classics designed by the Los Angeles... Read more »
  • Shaw House Bullet Hole in Shaw, England
    Legend has it that one October morning, in 1644, when moving close to the window to get better light to conduct his morning toilet, Charles I was almost removed from history. A bullet, shot by a Parliamentarian soldier, crashed through the glass and embedded itself in the wooden panelling, narrowly... Read more »
  • Nishiki Tenmangū Shrine in Kyoto, Japan
    Nishiki Tenmangū Shrine was founded in 1003. It was originally located at the birthplace of Sugawara no Michizane—a 9th-century aristocrat who posthumously became a deity in the Japanese pantheon, the much-revered (and feared) god of academia known as Tenjin. It was later relocated in the 16th century to the eastern... Read more »
  • Gabinete de Curiosidades (Cabinet of Curiosities) in Coimbra, Portugal
    What did museums used to look like? The University of Coimbra's Science Museum attempted to answer this question by pooling together a variety of works from its collections into a single room. The Cabinet of Curiosities exhibition evokes the 18th-century mindset of organizing things according to an aesthetic rather than empirical... Read more »
  • Riga Porcelain Museum in Riga, Latvia
    In the 19th century, two porcelain factories (the Kuznetsov Factory, owned by Sidor Kuznetsov and the Jessen Factory, owned by Jakob Karl Jessen) were established in Riga, then part of the Russian Empire. Both produced fine pottery and porcelain items during the empire’s final decades and through Latvia’s first period... Read more »
  • Paul Scheer’s Top 3 Embarrassing Places
    Listen and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and all major podcast apps. Dylan Thuras: For this conversation, we asked you to choose places that you felt like shaped or influenced your life in some fundamental way. Paul Scheer: Absolutely. Dylan: I have to say the three places, when I saw... Read more »
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    Defence Blog

  • THAAD missile system catches fire in Texas
    A trailer linked to the U.S. Army’s Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) missile system caught fire during transport on 15 August, sending seven soldiers to the hospital for evaluation. According to Fort Bliss, the incident occurred at about 1:20 p.m. on U.S. Highway 54 near mile marker 10. A... Read more »
  • China fields new FK-3000 anti-drone system
    Beijing has begun fielding a new air defense system designed to counter mass drone attacks, as the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) adopts measures against the growing threat of low-cost, expendable unmanned aircraft. The FK-3000, first showcased at the 2022 Zhuhai Air Show, was seen during rehearsals for an upcoming military... Read more »
  • China debuts HQ-29 “Satellite Hunter” system
    Rumors surrounding China’s next-generation missile defense system have materialized into reality. During rehearsals for an upcoming military parade in Beijing, launch vehicles carrying the newly designated HQ-29 were observed for the first time. Until now, the HQ-29 existed only in speculation, fueled by scattered photographs and analysis on Chinese social... Read more »
  • China develops new version of “Guam Killer” missile
    A new version of China’s DF-26 ballistic missile system has been spotted during rehearsals for an upcoming military parade in Beijing. The DF-26, officially known as Dong Feng-26 and designated by NATO as CH-SS-18, is an intermediate-range ballistic missile operated by the People’s Liberation Army Rocket Force. It is produced... Read more »
  • Ukraine’s Marines develop new naval drone for littoral warfare
    Ukrainian forces have introduced a new naval drone designed for operations on the Dnipro River, according to a report from the defense news outlet Militarnyi. The system, named Barracuda, was developed by the special unit “Barracuda,” which operates under the 40th Separate Coastal Defense Brigade, part of the 30th Marine... Read more »
  • Swedish-Estonian team unveils modular combat craft
    A Swedish-Estonian shipbuilder has unveiled a new modular rigid inflatable boat (RIB) designed to give defense and security operators the ability to reconfigure missions in minutes. XW Production, a startup operating across Sweden and Estonia, announced the launch of its XW Modular 750, an aluminum RIB platform tested by professional... Read more »
  • ARX and Valhalla develop armed ground drone for Ukraine
    German-based ARX Robotics has introduced its first combat-capable unmanned ground vehicle, developed with Ukrainian partners and designed to increase soldier survivability on the modern battlefield. According to a press release from ARX, the new system, called Combat Gereon, is built around the company’s “Unmanned First Contact” concept. The approach places... Read more »
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    Nautilus

  • Sugar, the Secret Plant Thermostat
    It could help plants grow at temperature extremes The post Sugar, the Secret Plant Thermostat appeared first on Nautilus.... Read more »
  • VideoOrigami Fit for the Cosmos
    The traditional art of paper folding has long been used in space, but new flower-like patterns could be game-changers The post Origami Fit for the Cosmos appeared first on Nautilus.... Read more »
  • How Skinks and Honey Badgers Fight Cobra Venom
    Some animals evolved a remarkably similar trick to survive The post How Skinks and Honey Badgers Fight Cobra Venom appeared first on Nautilus.... Read more »
  • When Our World Was a Wasteland
    During the Permian, Earth was without climate guardrails The post When Our World Was a Wasteland appeared first on Nautilus.... Read more »
  • Looking at Art on Psychedelics
    People took mushrooms, then studied famous paintings. Here’s what happened. The post Looking at Art on Psychedelics appeared first on Nautilus.... Read more »
  • The Cosmos Is Trying to Kill Us
    Airbursts from space may be more common than we thought The post The Cosmos Is Trying to Kill Us appeared first on Nautilus.... Read more »
  • This Mars Probe Went Missing
    A space tragedy illuminates the risks of penny pinching The post This Mars Probe Went Missing appeared first on Nautilus.... Read more »
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    Culture POPcorn

  • Punisher Red Band: Welcome Back Frank in R-Rated Comeback
    Lock and load, True Believers — Frank Castle returns in full force! With no memories, a loaded arsenal, and a burning thirst for vengeance, The Punisher is back and deadlier than ever. His brutal quest for answers kicks off in a no-holds-barred Red Band comic series — bullets will fly,...... Read more »
  • Marvel Avengers vs Justice League: Who will Wins?
    Both superhero groups, the Avengers and the Justice League, have great powers, intelligence, and fighting skills. A battle between the Marvel Avengers and the Justice League would be a big event. Each group has unique strengths when it comes to fighting. The Avengers have technology, magic skills, and great strength....... Read more »
  • Superman Teaser Review: A New Dawn for Man of Steel
    The first superman teaser review for James Gunn’s Superman has arrived, offering fans a new perspective on the iconic superhero. This fresh take promises to redefine Superman’s legacy in the DC Universe, blending emotional storytelling with bold creative choices. Fans of the Man of Steel are eager to see how...... Read more »
  • Reimagining freedom fighters of india through AI by Kishan Harchandani
    As India celebrates its 78th Independence Day, something special is coming from Jaipur. Kishan Harchandani, a skilled graphic designer, has brought new life to the pictures of India’s freedom fighters. Using his Photoshop skills and the latest in artificial intelligence, Harchandani has recreated images of these national heroes in clear,...... Read more »