Rainbolt Finds The ‘So No Head’ Road
So no exact location?
Old ‘We’re Not Candy’ PSA Experiences A Sudden Resurgence On YouTube
The PSA was shown exclusively in the New York City area in the 70s and 80s and is now seeing a massive surge in popularity on YouTube.
Funniest Sci-Fi and Fantasy Memes of the Week (February 24, 2023)
One thing about human beings: we will always find ways to imagine a world far removed from our own, purely for the sake of our own entertainment. Our own lives are frequently boring, filled with things like obligations, dentist appointments, and jobs. It’s no wonder that we would rather let our imaginations wander to magical…
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10 Suspiciously Specific Posts That Will Definitely Raise Some Eyebrows
Sometimes people share a little too much information online, here are a couple examples of why you shouldn’t do that.
Alex Jones Declares Biden’s Department Of Justice Wants To ‘Steal His Cat’ Amid Defamation Trial Fallout
As part of his court-mandated payment to the Sandy Hook families, Jones has to go through asset forfeiture, and he now claims that part of this process purportedly includes the DOJ wanting to take away his Ragdoll cat Mushu.
Whitney Chewstone Knows Exactly What You Are
Lil fruity.
‘Tall Knight’ Denies Scamming His Fans After Receiving Over $14,000 In Donations To Avoid Homelessness
The Tall Knight is a TikToker with over a million followers known for his positive and motivational comedy content. Now, he’s being accused of scamming fans after he was kicked out of his house by his sister and brother-in-law and receiving over $14,000 in donations from his followers.
TikTok Discovers ‘Iglooing,’ An Urban Dictionary-esque Sex Act That Sounds Too Gross To Be Real
A bizarre fetish that sounds more like the brainchild of a bored 15-year-old in 2003 than a real thing has resurfaced thanks to a viral clip from a sex and dating podcast.
Did ‘The Tall Knight’ Scam His TikTok Followers Out Of $14,000 And Fake Homelessness?
Positivity TikToker ‘The Tall Knight’ is being accused of scamming his fans out of over $14,000 by faking homelessness. But is it true? Here’s what you need to know.