Different artworks bring out different reactions. Some make us sad, some make us contemplate the meaning of life and some leave us scratching our heads wondering why someone would pay over 1 million dollars for a banana taped to a wall (Look it up, it's a real thing)

Bathrooms are supposed to be a sanctuary—a small, private space where you can handle your business without stress or confusion. But what happens when the very design of the bathroom turns a simple task into a baffling puzzle, a risky balancing act, or an existential crisis ? Well, you get this listicle. From stalls with transparent doors (why even bother?) to sinks that spray water everywhere but into the basin, these bathrooms defy both logic and common decency. Some are cursed with terrible l…

With their perfect animal sidekicks!

A delightful dose of double-take

You know that moment when you try your absolute best to cook something and think, "Well, it’s not exactly a masterpiece, but it’s edible"? That’s kind of how I approach life in general. It’s not perfect, but it’s holding together… mostly. Do I eat vegetables every day? Not unless French fries count. Do I work out regularly? Sure, if you consider walking to the fridge “cardio.” Do I have a 5-year plan? No, but I did remember to pay my internet bill this month, so we’re calling that a win. To eve…

Somewhere out there, brave souls are walking around wearing T-shirts so bad, they almost feel like performance art. Whether it’s a completely unhinged slogan, a design fail of epic proportions, or an accidental (but hilarious) double entendre, these shirts leave you asking one thing: why? Maybe they bought it on a dare. Maybe it was a gift from someone with a twisted sense of humor . Or maybe they just didn’t look at it too closely before throwing it on. Whatever the reason, these T-shirts are…

We just bought a new car , and I'm still riding that new car high. Everything about it is fresh and exciting. There's even still a faint trace of that new car smell, and I'm constantly looking for excuses to take it out for a spin ("Oh look, the milk carton is almost halfway empty—better go to the store to get another one"). Our old car, in contrast, had reached the "I'm annoyed with everything about this piece of junk " phase. Don't get me wrong—there was absolutely nothing wrong with the car,…

I’ve seen some wild things on the internet, but nothing quite prepared me for the delightful strangeness of Les Créatonautes’ artwork . Imagine a world where animals and vegetables share more than just a spot in your fridge—they’re fused into one wonderfully weird creation. That’s exactly what Les Créatonautes has done with their imaginative Photoshop skills, blending the animal kingdom with fruits, veggies, and everyday objects to create something truly unique . Each piece of art is a perfect…

All these memes have been peer reviewed!

I’ll admit it— I miss the golden age of animated TV. Back in the day, cartoons weren’t sanitized or overly polished; they were raw, edgy, and often wildly unpredictable. Shows like King of the Hill didn’t pander or hold your hand—they trusted you to get the joke, no matter how subtle or weird it was. There was an honesty in the humor, even when it was biting or downright ridiculous, and it left a lasting impression on anyone who tuned in. That’s why this "King of the Hill" Major Arcana Tarot De…

Yay, science! We find it amazing how our interest in science began as soon as we finished school. When we were students, science was one of those subjects we tried to avoid at all costs. It was hard and boring and the tests were damaging our overall grades. To be honest, we kind of hated science. Then we graduated and found out that the problem wasn't science - it was science teachers . Science is actually fascinating; It's knowledge in its purest form. You look around you at the world and try…

The original idea for a title for this listicle was " Don't overthink about the title, Don't overthink about the title " Which we found funny and witty but then we realized not everyone will understand what this listicle is about, so we changed it to "We tried not to overthink about the title to this listicle but we did it anyway" But we thought it was just a lesser version of the original idea and it still didn't convey what this listicle was about. So then we changed it to "This listicle was…

Back in the 1950s, with the arrival of the new technological miracle called “the TV,” life for the average family changed drastically. The TV was a much more communal experience than it is today, when everyone has their own personal screen. In those days , after a long day of work and school, the entire family would gather in the living room to watch TV together. And what could you do while watching TV? Eat a TV dinner, of course! TV dinners were marketed as the “future of food,” allowing peopl…

Whatch'a looking at?

If you look back at the past two years of “Geek Universe” You will see that we did quite a lot of listicles named “Blink Twice” where we find images that were taken at the precise time and angle to create a whole different situation, that makes you do a double take. At first you see a man with a skirt and high heels, only to realize, upon closer examination, that it's actually a man standing in front of a mirror with a pair of woman's legs reflected in it.

There’s something endlessly fascinating about Disney villains—they’re bold, memorable, and somehow manage to steal the spotlight from the heroes. But before these iconic characters ever graced the screen, they started as sketches and ideas on an artist’s drawing board. From the terrifyingly sleek Maleficent to the larger-than-life Ursula, Disney villains went through some dramatic transformations from concept art to final film design, and seeing those changes side-by-side is like watching the m…