I want to live in the Dragon Ball painting.

I still remember unwrapping my first PlayStation back in the ‘90s —it was gray, bulky, and everything I ever wanted. Fast forward 30 years, and I’m still here, surrounded by every PlayStation console that’s ever been released, from the classic PS1 to the sleek PS5, and yes, even the portable gems like the PSP and the Vita. PlayStation was more than just a gaming console; it was an entire era of excitement, a portal to unforgettable adventures (Get it? Portal? Still haven't bought that one), It…

A delightful dose of double-take

To His Most Esteemed and Noble Royal Highness, I send forth greetings, laden with humble tidings from a distant corner of the digital realm . Thy loyal servant, ever watchful for that which may bring mirth to thy court, hath sought out and gathered a fresh batch of rarest delights—memes, my liege. Verily, these whimsical wonders art unlike any thou hast seen before, crafted with the wit and jest worthy of a king's eye. It is with great honor that I present these humble offerings from the Meme M…

32 Nostalgic Magic Eye Images from Our Childhood

Personally, I don't understand the whole "Let me just take a picture of my food before I eat it " trend. It's been going on for way too long if you ask me. We used to take pictures of special moments in our lives—meeting family, going out with friends, seeing something out of the ordinary. But your food? I don't get it. If you look at your grandma's old photo albums, they're filled with pictures of her on trips abroad, at family occasions, or holding her newborn grandkids. What would your photo…

Gamers are still riding that Black Friday vibe

Good grief

Writing nostalgic listicles is always a blast, but I have to say, 2024 has been especially fun for diving headfirst into all those 80s and 90s throwbacks. There’s just something about looking back at our childhoods that makes the world seem a little more magical—or at least a little less complicated. From Blockbuster runs on Friday nights to that sweet 8-bit soundtrack of our favorite video games , this year, I spent a lot of time putting together lists that brought back the sights, sounds, and…

You know those days when you finally get around to cleaning your place, look around, and think, "Well, it's not sparkling, but at least it’s no longer a health hazard"? That's pretty much how I handle being an adult in general. It’s not glamorous, but hey, it's functional. Do I have a perfectly organized budget? No, but I haven’t gotten an overdraft notice in a while, so that’s something. Am I getting eight hours of sleep? Not even close, but I’ve got my caffeine routine down to a science, so I…

The narrow stone passage twists and turns, descending into a darkness that seems to swallow all light. Each step you take echoes, reverberating as if the shadows themselves are listening. The air is thick and cold, laced with the smell of damp earth and something else—a faint metallic tang that prickles at the edge of your senses. Finally, the passage opens up, revealing a pair of immense wooden doors bound with corroded iron. A dim torch flickers beside them, casting long, wavering shadows. Wi…

Look, officer, I swear I don't know how all these " Detective Spooderman " action figures ended up in my store. I went through all the proper channels! I got in touch with Marvel—no, wait, was it Disney? Doesn't matter—I'm pretty sure someone gave me permission to sell these "official" Spooderman toys. But now I've got 5,000 figures of this bug-eyed, web-shooting knockoff with three arms and a hat for some reason, going for a sweet 3.99, two for 5.99. What do you mean Spider-Man doesn't wear a…

Well, that was a waste of time!

A study in Memes

All these memes have been peer reviewed!

Have you ever worked on something for years? I mean really poured your heart and soul into it, giving it all you've got. I can tell you that, personally, I have been working on a book for the past several years and I am nearly finished. But now I am absolutely terrified of actually showing it to anyone because after putting so much work into it, I don't think I could handle any kind of rejection. It would be devastating! Well, think about J.K. Rowling , who worked on the first book for over fiv…