The Horror of Waving Back at Someone Who Wasn’t Waving at You
Your own brain carefully saves the event in permanent storage so it can be replayed unexpectedly at 11:47pm three years later.
Your own brain carefully saves the event in permanent storage so it can be replayed unexpectedly at 11:47pm three years later.
There is also something deeply comforting about opening the fridge that has almost nothing to do with hunger.
“Hi, what can I get for you?”
At This Point We Should Stop Pretending It’s a Chair!
The packing shelf is where survivors gather.
Who the f**k is that?!
There are few situations in adult life that expose your complete inability to behave like a normal human being quite as efficiently as having…
Excuse Me, But Haven’t We Already Avoided Eye Contact Twice Today?
When you’re a kid, adults look like mythical creatures. They know how to drive, pay bills, use washing machines, fill out forms and speak…
“I don’t think I’ve ever felt this bad.”
Where shopping is a matter of life and warranty
The Great Opinion Shortage of 2026
Remember – Human civilisation doesn’t run on intelligence.
When shopping centres were social networks, pigeons ran the town and nobody knew where Dad had gone.
Access to information is undoubtedly one of the greatest advantages of modern life.
Future generations may struggle to believe half of these stories
When One Phone Call Could Destroy the Internet
Experts Fear Britain’s Most Valuable Resource Has Been Replaced by Apps, Warnings and Facebook Questions
“Does anybody recognise this male? Seen walking along Acacia Drive at 3:48pm.”
“Someone really ought to do something.”
“Your driver will be with you soon.”
“What about that blue thing?”
Sometimes it’s good to be blissfully ignorant