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The Great Thermostat War: A Tale of Husbands, Wives, and Eternal Temperature Battles. AI-Generated.
Introduction Marriage is a beautiful union of two souls... until you have to decide what temperature the house should be. Welcome to the world of the Great Thermostat War, where husbands and wives engage in an epic, unending battle for control over one small but mighty device. It’s a saga of passive-aggressive adjustments, sneaky changes, and debates that can rival a United Nations summit.
By David Andrewsabout a year ago in Humor
The Day My Life Turned Into A Sitcom
It started like any other day - Coffee in hand, to-do list ready and a confidence that today would finally be the day I had it all together. But the universe must have been bored, because by 9AM, the chaos had already begun.
By Lucy Looabout a year ago in Humor
The Night of the Talking Toaster...
Dear Children, Why aren’t you all sleeping, you all better sleep, or else, what? Do you want me to tell you a story? well ok
By Jacob Mascarenhasabout a year ago in Humor
Hotel Rows Rock Andalusian Wedding of the Year!
The 17th Duke of Huescar, and his wife Sofia Palazuelo, recently baptised their second child Sofia Fernanda Dolores Cayetana Teresa Angela de la Cruz Micaela del Santisimo Sacramento del Perpetuo Socorro de la Santisima Trinidad y de Todos Los Santos. (Sky News, 26 October 2023)
By Brendan Donaghyabout a year ago in Humor
Why Goofy Ahh Pictures Are Taking Over the Internet
The internet is brimming with trends, but none are as quirky and hilarious as "goofy ahh pictures." These intentionally over-the-top, ridiculous images are gaining traction across social media platforms for their sheer absurdity and meme-worthy appeal. You’ve probably already come across a few without even realizing it, from photoshopped animals with exaggerated facial expressions to wild visual edits that make you laugh at first glance.
By faisal khatriabout a year ago in Humor
The Dishwasher's Soap Opera
It all started on a rainy Tuesday evening, which, in hindsight, was the perfect setting for what would become the most dramatic chapter of my kitchen's life. I had just finished a lovingly cooked meal (by "lovingly," I mean I reheated leftovers) and decided to load the dishwasher. Simple, right? Wrong.
By Faraz bpcabout a year ago in Humor
What’s the Spanish for Male Stripper?
At this time of year, I find myself thinking back to my first Christmas as a married man. We lived in a small house in a tough neighbourhood. On one side of us lived a large family ruled over by a mother with the voice of a drill sergeant.
By Brendan Donaghyabout a year ago in Humor
The "Smart" Thermostat Chronicles. AI-Generated.
In a quiet suburban neighbourhood, nestled between rows of identical houses, lived George, a man who prided himself on being a tech enthusiast. George had everything from a robot vacuum that mapped his living room like a NASA rover to a refrigerator that sent him passive-aggressive notifications about his dwindling milk supply. But his crown jewel? The SmartThermo 3000—a state-of-the-art thermostat equipped with AI capabilities.
By AMH Storiesabout a year ago in Humor
Aliens Stole My Wi-Fi Password
It all started on a Tuesday night, one of those perfectly ordinary evenings where nothing interesting ever happens. The kind of night where your biggest decision is whether to finish the bag of chips or save some for tomorrow. Spoiler: I never save the chips.
By B Pily about a year ago in Humor
Grandpa Joins a Dating App
It all started on a quiet Sunday afternoon when Grandpa Jo—short for Joseph but definitely not short for mischief—sat on the couch with his ancient reading glasses perched on his nose. I should’ve been suspicious when he asked me, “What’s a ‘dating app,’ and why do people swipe?”
By B Pily about a year ago in Humor
Ghost Or Comedians
It was one of those lazy afternoons where nothing much was going on. The kind of day where time seemed to move slower, just enough to make you wonder if your life was a movie, and you were stuck on the boring, filler episode. That’s when Liam found it.
By Iram Praveenabout a year ago in Humor
Writing and Publishing
The Unlikely Bestseller Emily Perkins was a writer known for her quirky sense of humor and her endearing absent-mindedness. Her friends often joked that she lived in a perpetual state of creative chaos. Emily had spent weeks polishing her latest manuscript, a comedic novel that she believed would finally launch her literary career. The manuscript was her pride and joy, filled with witty dialogue, hilarious mishaps, and unforgettable characters.
By Saroj Kumar Senapatiabout a year ago in Humor