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

  • Is It Time To Replace Your Tires Before Winter?
    Tires rarely fail all at once. They wear gradually, harden with age and lose a little grip each season, which makes it easy to put off replacing them until the first snowy morning makes the decision to get new tires obvious. By then, every tire shop nearby is busy and... Read more »
  • A Smarter Chicago, Illinois Food Weekend: Pair Neighborhoods, Appetite, and Budget
    Key Takeaways Build each day around one or two nearby neighborhoods. Give every day an easy meal, a social meal, and one potential highlight. Balance casual stops with a planned destination dinner or brunch. Budget for tax, gratuity, drinks, transit, parking, and spontaneous snacks. Reserve the meals you would truly... Read more »
  • FuelFest Brings Car Culture Spectacle To New Jersey This Saturday!
    If you’re a car guy anywhere near South Jersey this weekend, clear your schedule. FuelFest is bringing its massive car culture festival to New Jersey Motorsports Park on Saturday, September 19th, and it’s shaping up to be one of the biggest automotive events the region has seen in a while!... Read more »
  • The Mercedes-AMG CLE 646 Is A 637-Horsepower Track Weapon
    Some cars get hyped for months before launch. This one skipped that step entirely. Mercedes-AMG just unveiled the Mercedes-AMG CLE 646 Spezialanfertigung, a purist, road-legal, track-focused coupe that was already sold out before its world premiere. Only 30 of them will be made, and every single one of them was... Read more »
  • Aston Martin’s First Road Bike Is Here, And Only 300 People Will Own One
    Aston Martin doesn’t build ordinary machines, and neither does Brough Superior. So when the two legendary British names teamed up, you knew the result were going to turn heads. That’s exactly what’s happened with the reveal of the AMB 002 Roadster, the first-ever street-legal motorcycle to come out of this... Read more »
  • New Street Fighter Trailer Is Here, And It’s Everything We Wanted
    Video game movies have had a rough track record for decades, but 2026 is shaping up to be the year that curse finally breaks. Hot on the heels of Mortal Kombat 2, Paramount and Legendary just released a new trailer for Street Fighter, and it’s a glorious, sweaty, hadouken-flinging mess... Read more »
  • Apple’s Biggest Launch In Years: iPhone 18 Pro, Folding iPhone & More
    Apple doesn’t do small announcements, but today’s lineup is on a whole other level.. Leading the pack is the iPhone Duo, Apple’s first-ever foldable phone, alongside the beefed-up iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, a redesigned Apple Watch lineup, and AirPods that finally bring real noise cancellation to an open-ear... 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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    The Art of Manliness

  • Field-Tested Advice for Time-Crunched Dads
    A reader recently wrote in with a question I’ve gotten some version of dozens of times over the years. He’s a year into fatherhood, his wife is about to go back to work, and he’s struggling to fit in exercise, friends, hobbies, and reading while still being a decent husband... Read more »
  • VideoThe Best Western Movies Ever Made
    Few figures in history have had as powerful an impact on American masculinity as the cowboy. While the mythologization of the cowboy began all the way back in the late 1800s with dime novels and Wild West shows, it wasn’t until the advent of twentieth century cinema that the cowboy... Read more »
  • Odds & Ends: October 2, 2026
    The Wind Beneath the Stone by David Keohan. For millennia, stone lifting was an important part of cultures around the world. It was not only a feat of strength, but part of weddings and funerals, used as a job interview to assess someone’s fitness as a farmhand, and included in... Read more »
  • What Every Man Should Keep in His Glove Box
    The glove box is basically your car’s junk drawer, accumulating this and that odd document or condiment packet over the course of months and even years. That’s not necessarily a problem . . . until the day comes when you actually need something from inside. Keeping it tidy and organized... Read more »
  • Podcast #1,135: Why Modern Convenience Feels So Inconvenient
    Modern life is filled with conveniences designed to make things easier. We can order dinner without leaving the couch, check ourselves out at the grocery store, communicate instantly with anyone, and stream nearly every movie and song ever made. So why do we often feel busier, more stressed, and more,... Read more »
  • 7 Lessons from Yukio Mishima’s Sun and Steel
    If you’ve got a philosophical bent and you like to lift weights, you’ve probably heard of Yukio Mishima. Mishima was one of history’s most interesting cats. He was a Japanese novelist and playwright, a martial artist and bodybuilder…and an insurrectionist who attempted to overthrow his country’s government. His life started... Read more »
  • 36 Manly Smells
    Smells can conjure up powerful memories. The smell of pine needles can take you back to childhood Christmases or the smell of a laundry detergent can remind you of home. For me, there are certain smells that I’ve come to associate with manliness. Whenever I smell them I think of... Read more »
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    Atlas Obscura

  • ‘Bear With Me’ in Bristol, England
    Bristol is famous for turning its streets into an open-air gallery, from Banksy’s work to its ever-changing murals, stencils, and sculptures. Tucked into a nook overlooking Jacob’s Wells Road, Bear With Me is one of the city’s more unexpected interventions: a small sculpture by the anonymous artist Getting Up To... Read more »
  • Üç Haclı Kilise in Çavuşin, Turkey
    In the red valley, one can find Üç Haclı Kilise, also known as Three Crosses church. It is carved directly into the rock. Though heavily eroded, it is thought that the church housed a monastic community. The church contains some beautiful frescoes, which were painted in the tenth century, though... Read more »
  • ‘Deep Silent Gaze’ in Limassol, Cyprus
    Set into a low wall, this mosaic looks at first like a study in ocean life: teal petals fanned out like sea anemones, iridescent glass discs catching the light like fish scales, a palette drawn straight from creatures of the deep. It was made in 2025 by pupils of Limassol... Read more »
  • Two Rivers Heritage Museum in Washougal, Washington
    When you see this museum from the street, you might assume that it's a little one-room operation, but you couldn't be more wrong! Two Rivers is truly bigger on the inside, in a way that makes everyone remark, "It just keeps going...!" And this museum is jam packed with local... Read more »
  • Gravesite of Justice Willam Cushing in Scituate, Massachusetts
    South of the town of Scituate (pronounced /SIT-you-it/), roughly a mile and a half from the Atlantic coast of Massachusetts, nestled in the second-smallest state park in Massachusetts, at the end of a secluded but luxurious residential street, is the gravesite of one of the founders of the United States,... Read more »
  • Queer Arts Featured in San Francisco, California
    The storefront where Harvey Milk sold film and strategized his historic run for San Francisco supervisor has found a fitting second act. Today it's home to Queer Arts Featured, better known as Queer AF: part gallery, part boutique, and part community gathering space for queer artists who are tired of... Read more »
  • The Abandoned Monorail of Melaka in Melaka, Malaysia
    Several monorail systems were built in Malaysia in the 2000s, and while quite a few no longer exist, the one in Kuala Lumpur still runs and is popular. In 2008 in Melaka, the decision was made to build a monorail system as part of a development called 'The Shore', which... Read more »
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    The Defence Blog – Military and Defense News

  • Montana Air Guard trades old Hercules for new C-130J
    The Montana Air National Guard’s 120th Airlift Wing flew its last tactical training mission with the C-130H Hercules on Oct. 3, closing out 12 years with the transport aircraft as the wing prepares to switch to the newer C-130J Super Hercules. Two C-130Hs flew a two-ship tactical formation over Montana... Read more »
  • Second U.S. Navy carrier ready to fly MQ-25 drone tanker
    USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) has become the second U.S. Navy aircraft carrier equipped to fly the MQ-25A Stingray, the service’s carrier-based drone tanker, after crews finished installing an Unmanned Air Warfare Center aboard the ship in August. The center is the shipboard control room for the MQ-25A. It houses... Read more »
  • U.S. Air Force gives B-52 a new satellite comms system
    The U.S. Air Force has fielded a new satellite communications system on B-52 Stratofortress bombers, giving crews a way to send voice, data, images and video to commanders far beyond the range of line-of-sight radios. Air Force Global Strike Command said the system, called IRIS, is now in operational use... Read more »
  • U.S. Navy seeks help redesigning F-35 mission planning
    The U.S. Navy is lining up a five-year engineering support contract for the redesign of the F-35’s mission planning software, the ground-based system pilots use to plan sorties and load data into the stealth fighter before takeoff. The Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division in China Lake, California, said in... Read more »
  • Japan’s counterstrike missile goes on public display
    Japan has put its longest-range missile system on public display for the first time since deployment, showing the Type 25 surface-to-ship guided missile launcher to local residents at the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force’s Camp Kengun in Kumamoto on Oct. 3. Four vehicles, including the missile launcher and an ammunition carrier,... Read more »
  • Northrop to build GPS-free navigation for three navies
    The U.S. Navy has awarded Northrop Grumman a $29.2 million contract for early production of the AN/WSN-12 inertial navigation system, a shipboard navigator that keeps track of a vessel’s position without GPS, with Canada and Australia paying for most of the order. The contract covers low-rate initial production units and... Read more »
  • Japan’s island-defense glide missile seen at Camp Fuji
    New video from Camp Fuji shows Japan’s Type 25 Hyper Velocity Gliding Projectile launcher driving onto a firing site, raising its missiles into launch position and packing up again, giving a rare look at how the country’s first domestically built long-range strike missile is operated. The three-minute clip was posted... Read more »
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    Engrish.com

  • I got your fatty enlargement right here…
    Photo courtesy of Patrick Pun. Spotted in China. The post I got your fatty enlargement right here… first appeared on Engrish.com.... Read more »
  • I hate the new Simplified Engrish…
    Mostly arts and crfast… Photo courtesy of Nick Price.  Spotted in China.  The post I hate the new Simplified Engrish… first appeared on Engrish.com.... Read more »
  • Just don’t order the ligatoni….
    Photo courtesy of Nina Gilbert. Spotted in Japan.  The post Just don’t order the ligatoni…. first appeared on Engrish.com.... Read more »
  • Take my good time. Please…
    Why is this good time sticky? Photo courtesy of Nick P.  Pic of a love hotel entrance in Japan.  The post Take my good time. Please… first appeared on Engrish.com.... Read more »
  • Just give Nature what she wants and get out of here!
    You like it rough? Nature can play that way too… Photo courtesy of Nick P. Spotted in Japan.  The post Just give Nature what she wants and get out of here! first appeared on Engrish.com.... Read more »
  • Why Officer Big Mac? Why?
    Photo courtesy of Nick P. Shirt spotted in Japan.  The post Why Officer Big Mac? Why? first appeared on Engrish.com.... Read more »
  • How ling has it been…
    Brong them home… Photo courtesy of Nick Kotterman. Computer camera from China.  The post How ling has it been… first appeared on Engrish.com.... Read more »
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