'Tis the season for long gaming afternoons.

Why do we do this to ourselves? Why do we roll our eyes and groan at dad jokes while secretly laughing on the inside? Is it pride? Are we too “cool” to admit that the corniest, cheesiest puns have us chuckling when no one’s looking? Let’s be honest: dad jokes are the comedic equivalent of comfort food—they’re warm, familiar, and never fail to hit the spot. We’ve all been there, trying to act like we’re above laughing at classics like, “I’m afraid for the calendar. Its days are numbered.” But de…

I love flipping through old ads because they’re like tiny, time-traveling windows into what people thought was cutting-edge. But let’s be real—some of these products are so bizarre they feel like satire. Let’s take a stroll down memory lane to a time when newspapers were filled with ads for gadgets and products that seem absolutely wild today. These weren’t just “things of their time”—they were peak innovation . A gun-shaped TV remote? Genius! A car hot dog maker? Revolutionary! A combination c…

The forest canopy above casts dappled shadows as you push through dense underbrush, following the faint whispers of a legend long forgotten . At last, you emerge into a clearing, face-to-face with the entrance to an ancient ruin. Its stone façade is crumbled but still imposing, vines curling around symbols worn smooth by centuries of wind and rain. At its center is a stone door engraved with strange runes. Tracing your fingers over the runes, you notice a faint inscription : "Only those of wit…

The internet has made it ridiculously easy to buy and sell almost anything your heart desires. Need a vintage lamp? You got it. Looking for a rare collectible? It’s out there. Want…a Harry Potter doll with glasses made of human teeth? Uh…maybe not. Just because you can sell something online doesn’t mean you should . From a single Dorito in a jar labeled “Premium Dorito” to a used arm cast that someone thought would make a great gift (??), this list is packed with the weirdest, wildest, and most…

I'm just going to say it: I'm really glad to be out of school . And it's not that I don't love learning new things—on the contrary, it's still one of my favorite things to do. It's just that the entire school system feels outdated and obsolete to me. Not just the idea of putting children in a closed room for hours and expecting them to memorize irrelevant information, but also the textbooks those kids are supposed to learn from. These textbooks are almost always out of date, badly written, and…

Real fans have a favorite comfort arc.

It's because I'm green, isn't it?

Grab a Duff and scroll through this list of 35 Simpsons memes for 35 Years of Yellow Shenanigans and Meme-worthy Mayhem

As someone who barely scraped through high school chemistry but now loves all things science, I’ve had an absolute blast rounding up this collection. This year has given us plenty of moments to laugh at the wild, weird, and wonderfully nerdy side of science, and these memes are proof. From the eternal struggle of grant applications to the surprisingly relatable drama of quantum physics, 2024’s best science memes have it all. Whether you’re a lab coat-wearing researcher or just someone who still…

Let’s be real— we’re all dragons at heart. We may not breathe fire or perch on mountains of gold, but we each have our own treasure hoards, don’t we? Whether it’s books, plants, mugs, or video games (like my collection that dates back to the early 90s), we fiercely protect our stuff, adding to it with every “just one more won’t hurt” purchase. And don’t even think about touching it—we’ll give you the death glare of a true dragon . This listicle features amazing artwork by Tumblr user Iguana Mou…

My grandma was an incredible cook . She grew up during the 1940s and 50s, and many of her recipes reflected the comforting, hearty meals of that era. From her perfectly baked casseroles to her melt-in-your-mouth roast chicken, every dish she made was infused with love and care. I adored her, and I was always thrilled when we went to visit and she called us to the table, knowing there’d be something delicious waiting. But every now and then, she'd surprise us with a recipe that was, well, a litt…

Ah, the 1960s —a decade of moon landings, bold fashion, and questionable Christmas trees. It was a time when modernism and mass production collided with holiday traditions, creating a kaleidoscope of quirky, colorful, and downright bizarre tree designs. Aluminum trees sparkled in pastel hues, Charlie Brown-style twigs made their debut, and Shiny Bright ornaments took center stage. Whether these trees were the product of midcentury optimism or just a wild experiment in holiday décor, one thing i…

What a coincidence! they all smell like the only Nirvana song you know.

What happens when you mix iconic corporate logos, 1980s aesthetics, and a dystopian "1984" vibe? You get the visually striking art series "84" by Warakami Vaporwave. Known for their bold, neon-drenched designs, Warakami Vaporwave breathes new life into famous logos, giving them an eerie, retro-futuristic edge that feels like a glimpse into an alternate timeline. But it doesn’t stop there—each logo is accompanied by chilling text that paints a picture of the dystopia we might be heading towards.…

Look, I’m not saying I’m the smartest person in the world, but I can generally figure out how to open a cereal box or use a can of soda without needing step-by-step instructions. That said, some products seem to think we’re one brain cell away from disaster. From labels warning us not to eat batteries to shampoo bottles explaining how to wash our hair (just in case we’ve never done it before), these instructions seem to exist purely to make us question humanity as a whole. Sure, I get that some…