
Six Appliances Used Entirely Wrong, Ranked by Whether You Should
Dishwasher salmon down to the toaster laid on its side. Six kitchen heresies ranked by how good the food is against how likely you are to void a warranty.

Dishwasher salmon down to the toaster laid on its side. Six kitchen heresies ranked by how good the food is against how likely you are to void a warranty.

Ninety-six spoons, thirty-five thousand Big Macs and five hours standing in a box of ice. Ten Guinness World Records that got ratified anyway.

Eight sports with founding dates, written rulebooks and referees with job titles. One of them has an official called the Stickler. Another bans importing your own worms.

Wikipedia keeps an internal list of its own weirdest pages. We checked the sources under eleven of them, and the headless chicken was pulling in $4,500 a month.

Ten food pairings the internet calls cursed, sorted into genuine regional traditions and marketing stunts. Exactly one of them turned out to be indefensible.

Live crabs held at 5C, gold bars repriced every ten minutes, and a used car lowered out of an eight-story glass tower. All real, all documented, most still running.

We read the actual statutes. Nine laws that genuinely exist, from suspicious salmon to Swiss guinea pig quotas, plus three famous ones that were never laws at all.

Eight monsters ranked against the actual evidence, plus three that already passed the test. One of them turned out to be a coyote with mange.

Nine inventions a real examiner looked at, considered carefully, and approved. Including a locking face mask, a childbirth centrifuge, and a legally protected method of swinging sideways.

The internet's biggest store, curated down to its fifteen most gloriously unnecessary objects. You're welcome, and we're sorry.

Twenty real listings from the marketplace where physics is negotiable and every title is a poem. We read them all so you don't have to. You will anyway.

History doesn't repeat itself, but it does put a camera on your face and call it fashion.

Somewhere between the banana slicer and the Wi-Fi salt dispenser, humanity lost the plot. We investigate.

It knows what you did last midnight. It has photos.

The bricks grew up with us, and now they're paying taxes. A sequel to our 2015 classic.

In 2015 sock puppets covered Nirvana. In 2026 the puppets don't exist at all. Progress?

We present here 10 over-the-top fast food items from around the world. Most junk food is packed with grease, calories and conflicting ingredients that are just too much in every unpleasant sense of the word.

Here are five perfectly valid reasons why getting an Apple Watch will make you the most uncool person in the world.

Everybody loves LEGO. With colorful bricks, cute minifigures and an amazing variety of sets, what’s not to like? Here’s our list of the 10 weirdest LEGO sets ever.

Sock puppets have taken the music world by storm by re-imagining classic songs.