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2025: The Year of Crazy Stories and Weird Science
2025 was a year full of news that made people laugh, feel confused, or ask, "Is this really happening?" From funny animals to strange science, it was a year of surprises. Here is a look at the weirdest stories of 2025.
By Only Incredibleabout 15 hours ago in Humor
Ex-Footballer, Full-Time Disaster
In 2017, I was 32, head of a department in London, managing a team and quietly running on fumes. I looked confident. I sounded confident. Inside, I was tired in a way sleep doesn’t fix. I was exhausted and this was my “I have got this” era. I did not, in fact, have this.
By Havvaabout 15 hours ago in Humor
The Management Consultant’s Menu
The world of management consultancy is often characterised as one of anally-retentive, middle-aged middle managers who, having been shit-canned for taking ruinous initiatives while employed, are then freed to consult as external leadership-for-hire. The idea is that their initial employer can deploy them positively by taking their stupid ideas and catastrophic behaviour to the ever-accepting, willing maws of their competitors.
By Ian Vince3 days ago in Humor
Getting Serious About Comedy (Part I). Top Story - January 2026.
If I were asked to remark on my life and the childhood that paved some road leading me to this point, I would have to say something about all the funny people who surrounded me for the last 26,872 days (and counting). Somewhere along that road, I became a big fan of laughter and the comedy that spawns it – and, I mean not only my own laughter, but the laughter of others, some of which I have actually been responsible for inducing.
By John Oliver Smith3 days ago in Humor
My First Short Amateur Film
I have always had an interest in dabbling in the various branches of the creative arts. Over the past five years, I’ve primarily focused on writing—fiction, poetry, reflective pieces, and the occasional odd experiment that didn’t fit neatly into any category. In July 2024, I stepped into the world of AI‑assisted music. I’ve had a modest amount of success there, especially with my songs Blackbird Fly and Superstar (The Legend Lives On). The former is currently enjoying moderate streaming in Japan, which still surprises me in the best possible way. My first album, Isabel, has reached around 20,000+ streams across various platforms, which is more than I ever expected when I first hit “upload.”
By Rick Henry Christopher 5 days ago in Humor
Area Jokes: Measuring Fun with Laughter
Whether you’re in math class, architecture, or just trying to calculate your living space, area jokes prove that numbers and measurements can be hilarious.
By JokeJester8 days ago in Humor
I Tried to Be Mature—It Didn’t Take
Let me begin with a confession: I am thirty-four years old, gainfully employed, pay my taxes on time (mostly), and own a blender I have used exactly twice. By all outward measures, I am an adult. And yet, certain childhood reflexes cling to me like glitter after a craft project—impossible to fully remove, sparkling at the worst possible moments.
By HearthMen9 days ago in Humor
DMV Jokes: Turning Waiting into Laughing
The DMV—Department of Motor Vehicles—is famous for long lines, slow service, and endless paperwork. But while the experience can be frustrating, DMV jokes turn the dreaded wait into comedy gold.
By JokeJester9 days ago in Humor
My Soups
“You look upset” “I’m not upset, I’m confused” “Seems pretty straight forward to me” “What part? The purple vortex sucking Manhattan into the sky? Or is it the wall of fire raging towards our building?”
By Brier9 days ago in Humor
What Hearing People Should Stop Saying to Deaf or Hard of Hearing Folks (With Sarcastic Responses)
Here's a list of things people are still saying to Deaf and Hard of Hearing People that make us cringe. Warning: Sarcasm ahead. If you prefer gentle content, I hear the internet has plenty of cat videos.
By Tracy Stine10 days ago in Humor
ATC Jokes: Laughing Above the Clouds with Air Traffic Control Humor
Air Traffic Control sounds serious—and it is. Planes in the sky, hundreds of lives onboard, tight schedules, and zero room for mistakes.
By JokeJester12 days ago in Humor
America’s Least Useful Innovations...
Innovation is the backbone of America. Not the useful kind... no, the other kind. The kind born in windowless conference rooms. The kind introduced with a slide deck. The kind that solves problems nobody has, while quietly creating several new ones.
By The Pompous Post12 days ago in Humor