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

  • How To Host The Perfect Summer Garden Party
    There is something special about gathering friends and family in the garden on a warm day. The combination of fresh air, seasonal food, and relaxed conversation creates an atmosphere that feels both welcoming and memorable. While social media often showcases elaborate outdoor celebrations, the most enjoyable garden parties usually focus... Read more »
  • Thong Battle: 07/07/26 – 07/14/26
    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 Alicer running away with 77% of the votes!... Read more »
  • Ferrari 12Cilindri Manuale Has A Stick Shift & Clutch, But No Manual Gearbox
    Ferrari fans have been begging for a stick shift for years, and Maranello finally delivered.. sort of. The newly unveiled Ferrari 12Cilindri Manuale brings back a gated shifter and a genuine clutch pedal to the brand’s flagship V12 grand tourer. There’s just one catch: there’s no actual manual transmission underneath... Read more »
  • Rack Attack: 07/06/26 – 07/13/26
    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 »
  • The 2027 Dodge Charger Goes Purple For Its Diamond Anniversary
    60 years is a LONG time to stay loud, but the Dodge Charger has never really known how to be quiet. To mark six decades since the Charger first hit the streets in 1966, Dodge is celebrating with a high-impact paint color called Purple Haze, and it’s sure to turn... Read more »
  • 2027 BMW X5 Gets A Full Redesign, Plus A Brand-New Electric iX5 Twin
    If you’ve been sleeping on the BMW X5, it’s time to wake up. The Sports Activity Vehicle that basically invented the luxury SUV segment back in 1999 just got its biggest overhaul yet. BMW pulled the wraps off the fifth-generation 2027 BMW X5 at its Spartanburg, SC plant, and this... Read more »
  • TAG Heuer’s New Gulf Chronograph Is A Love Letter To Racing History
    If you’ve got even a passing interest in motorsport, you know the Gulf blue-and-orange combo the second you see it. TAG Heuer just leaned all the way into that legacy with the release of the TAG Heuer Formula 1 Automatic Chronograph x Gulf, the fourth watch to come out of... 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

  • 15 Beach Stories That Teach Us the Most Memorable Summer Moments Are Always the Ones Nobody Planned
    A beach vacation has its own particular magic — and most of it has nothing to do with the sea. It’s the laughter that happens between the waves. These 15 true summer stories about laughter, human connection, and the kind of warm, chaotic moments that make beach vacations impossible to forget remind us that the best memories from any trip... Read more »
  • 12 Manicure Trends Taking Over Nail Salons This Summer 2026—Perfect for Your Pool Party Look
    Summer 2026 is turning manicures into a study in contrast — soft, glossy neutrals on one side, juicy, sunlit color on the other. Nail techs say their appointment books are filling up with requests for exactly this poolside mood, and Allure’s summer 2026 color forecast backs it up, pointing to the same shift toward contrast-driven, sun-ready looks. Here are... Read more »
  • 11 Moments That Quietly Prove Kindness and Compassion Are the Strongest Superpowers
    A study published in Science found that spending money on others is significantly linked to greater happiness, while spending on oneself was not. The takeaway? Giving—whether it’s time, attention, or a heartfelt gesture—is one of the most powerful things a person can do. In 2026, these quiet moments, from parenting done with empathy to a stepparent’s small but meaningful act of kindness, are living proof... Read more »
  • 18 Heartwarming Adoption Stories That Remind Us Love Chooses You, Even When Life Didn’t
    Some families are born. Others are built — deliberately, carefully, and with a quiet, enormous, life-changing decision that one person makes on behalf of a child they haven’t met yet, or a child they’ve already come to love more than they expected. Adoption is love in its most intentional form. And the people in these 18 true stories prove that the bond... Read more »
  • 10 Uplifting Moments That Teach Us Quiet Heroes Are Still Protecting Us in 2026
    A study published in the Journal of Positive Psychology found that witnessing even a single act of courage or kindness triggers a measurable rise in empathy in everyone present, not just the person it’s directed at.... Read more »
  • 10 Touching Moments That Prove People Born in the 50s Carry the Sweetest Kindness
    People born in the 1950s have a strange way of showing kindness, usually through some odd habit nobody thinks twice about. These are real stories about the compassion, empathy, humanity, generosity, and wisdom hiding in things they do without ever making a point of it.... Read more »
  • 12 Acts of Kindness That Prove Rescue Dogs Know Exactly Who Needs Them Most
    Compassion doesn’t need to ask what’s wrong. It never did — the asking was always for us, not for the healing. A rescue dog knows this better than anyone: it walks over, leans its whole weight against a heavy heart, and simply stays. Research shared by the National Institutes of Health confirms that the bond between people and their... Read more »
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    The Art of Manliness

  • How to Recognize and Deal With High-Conflict People
    You’ve been on the volunteer committee at church for three weeks when the texts start. It’s 9:47 PM on a Tuesday, and your phone lights up with a wall of text from Linda. She’s furious about the budget vote. Except the budget passed the way she wanted, so you’re not... Read more »
  • 100 Must-See Movies: The Essential Men’s Movie Library
    For whatever reason (most likely the fact that viewing is easier than reading), films don’t seem to garner the same kind of cultural respect as books do. Which is a shame because excellent movies can be just as entertaining, mind-expanding, and life-changing as good books. Scenes, characters, and quotes from... Read more »
  • Two 5-Minute Weekly Chores With a Surprisingly Big Payoff
    There are a lot of tasks that go into keeping your household running and your home ship-shape. I keep a weekly maintenance list of these recurring chores and use the Todoist app to stay on top of them. I’ve made my Todoist home maintenance template available as a free download... Read more »
  • VideoOdds & Ends: July 10, 2026
    No hair transplants, pills or toupees. These men are embracing baldness. While plenty of guys are flying to Turkey for hair transplants, rubbing minoxidil into their scalps every night, or taking finasteride, this WSJ piece profiles men going the other direction: they’ve quit fighting their receding hairlines, shaved off all... Read more »
  • mp3Podcast #1,124: Beyond Midlife Myths — Why Middle Age Can Be Your Prime Time
    Many of us grow up believing that midlife is when things start going downhill. Your body’s breaking down, your best work is behind you, and you may fall into a full-blown existential crisis. But a lot of what we think we know about midlife turns out to be based more... Read more »
  • VideoWhatever Happened to Those Manly-Shaped Avon Cologne Decanters?
    A few weeks ago, I met up with some Strenuous Life guys here in Tulsa for a book club meeting at a local brewery. One of the guys had a gift for me: a 1970s Avon aftershave in a bottle shaped like the bust of Teddy Roosevelt. Screw off Teddy’s... Read more »
  • Why Teasing Is Good for Society, and for the Soul
    Teasing has almost entirely negative connotations these days. It is the word evoked by sullen-faced parents to describe a misfortune befallen their child: “Jimmy is being teased at school.” It is largely associated with bullying. It is thought of as a form of expression that divides. Yet teasing has in... Read more »
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    Atlas Obscura

  • Hoffmann Lime Kilns in Langcliffe, England
    This is a fascinating Victorian feature of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, which details the history of lime production in the area and includes various ruined structures, such as the Hoffmann Kiln from 1873. This is regarded as the best preserved example of this building in England and was operational... Read more »
  • Lai Tak Tsuen Estate in Hong Kong
    Built in 1975, Lai Tak Tsuen was one of Hong Kong's first public housing developments. Spread across the estate's tower blocks are 2600 individual dwellings, housing approximately 11,000 residents. Located on a hillside, the estate's most distinguishing features are the two bicylindrical towers, uniquely shaped amongst Hong Kong's public housing... Read more »
  • Friedrich Ebert Memorial in Heidelberg, Germany
    Tucked away in the heart of Heidelberg stands the birthplace of Friedrich Ebert, Germany's first democratically elected president. What looks like a modest 19th-century home tells the story of a man who rose from a working-class background to help shape modern German democracy. The memorial site combines a historic house... Read more »
  • The Hastings Museum Kool-Aid Exhibit in Hastings, Nebraska
    Hastings, Nebraska is where Edwin Perkins invented Kool-Aid. To honor his delicious invention, the local museum has dedicated half of a floor to the drink’s history. Kool-Aid: Discover the Dream is a nostalgic and comprehensive collection of all things Kool-Aid. The only thing missing is a chance to actually imbibe... Read more »
  • These Five Fantastic Events Are Worth Traveling For
    The United States is celebrating its 250th birthday this weekend, but there are loads more events to get excited about around the world this weekend. The International Festival of Life transforms Chicago into a living crossroads of Caribbean rhythms, African traditions, and global culture. Live performances fill the air while... Read more »
  • Tomb of Dai Anga in Lahore, Pakistan
    Tucked away behind the bustling Grand Trunk Road and modern railway lines in Lahore lies the Tomb of Dai Anga, a brilliant but frequently overlooked piece of Mughal heritage. Built in 1671, this mausoleum belongs to Zeb-un-Nisa, popularly known as Dai Anga, who was the wet nurse of Emperor Shah... Read more »
  • HM Prison Maze (Long Kesh) in Lisburn, Northern Ireland
    Opened in 1971 on the site of a former Royal Air Force base, few places in Northern Ireland tell the story of the Troubles as powerfully as the former HM Prison. Referred to as 'Maze Prison', 'Long Kesh' or 'the H-Blocks', it became one of the most infamous prisons in... Read more »
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    The Defence Blog – Military and Defense News

  • France to arm Ukraine with 16 Rafale jets and missile licenses
    France will let Ukraine build its own French-designed cruise missiles, guided bombs, and air defense interceptors on Ukrainian soil, President Emmanuel Macron announced Monday, an offer Reuters reported came alongside confirmation that Ukraine will receive 16 Rafale fighter jets starting in 2028, the first specific delivery window French officials have... Read more »
  • Sudan destroys two Chinese-made CH-95 drones in one operation
    Sudan’s army destroyed two Chinese-made combat drones flown by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces within the same operation, one shot out of the sky with an air-to-air missile and a second wrecked on the ground, according to footage published July 13 by Clash Report, a Turkish-based news outlet that has... Read more »
  • U.S. Navy signs $2.2 billion deal to build new landing ships
    The U.S. Navy has handed a Florida shipping company the job of building a fleet the Marine Corps says it needs to survive a fight with China, awarding TOTE Services a $2.2 billion contract to manage construction of up to eight new landing ships across multiple American shipyards simultaneously. The... Read more »
  • Congress moves to check terror ties in allied countries
    Some of America’s closest security partnerships, the kind that unlock discounted weapons deals and deeper military cooperation, are held with countries that also happen to host branches of organizations Washington has formally labeled terrorist groups, and the House of Representatives just voted to force a regular accounting of exactly how... Read more »
  • Australian-made ship could reshape how Marines resupply troops
    An Australian-designed cargo ship just did something no purpose-built military landing vessel has managed before, driving stern-first onto a beach near Darwin, holding position while it dropped a ramp wide enough to drive tanks off, then reversing back out to sea in under a minute. The 73-meter (240-foot) vessel, named... Read more »
  • BAE Systems wins deal to protect South Korea’s F-15K jets
    BAE Systems will build the electronic eyes and ears that South Korea is betting will keep its aging fleet of F-15K fighter jets alive against modern air defenses, after Boeing awarded the company a contract to supply its AN/ALQ-250 Eagle Passive Active Warning Survivability System, known as EPAWSS, for all... Read more »
  • U.S. military names the drone boat behind Iran strike
    The U.S. military has now named the exact weapon it used to make history over the weekend, confirming that three Saronic-built Corsair unmanned boats carried out the first combat strike ever conducted by American sea drones, slamming into a submarine and ship maintenance facility at Iran’s Bandar Abbas Naval Base.... Read more »
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    Engrish.com

  • The devil made me do it…
    Cleanliness is no longer exclusive to godliness… Photo courtesy of T. Tramade. The post The devil made me do it… first appeared on Engrish.com.... Read more »
  • Lost one in a fryer…
    Photo courtesy of Jason Wood. Spotted at Popeyes in Korea.  The post Lost one in a fryer… first appeared on Engrish.com.... Read more »
  • I’ll be light there!
    Photo courtesy of J. Kelly. Spotted in Japan.  The post I’ll be light there! first appeared on Engrish.com.... Read more »
  • When was this planket washed last?
    Non-hole of water is why our crops failed… Photo courtesy of Hillary Knox. Spotted at guest house in Cambodia.  The post When was this planket washed last? first appeared on Engrish.com.... Read more »
  • The view inspiration…
    I don’t even have the energy to climb a small hillary… Photo courtesy of H. Dunka. Spotted in China.  The post The view inspiration… first appeared on Engrish.com.... Read more »
  • Mostly spiders and snakes…
    We don’t believe every dog is a good boy… Photo courtesy of Gray Safford. Spotted in China.  The post Mostly spiders and snakes… first appeared on Engrish.com.... Read more »
  • Suddenness will eventually catch up to you…
    He f*cked around and bear duty… Photo courtesy of Gord Campbell. Spotted in China.  The post Suddenness will eventually catch up to you… first appeared on Engrish.com.... Read more »
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