Tagged “humor”
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What a Week, Huh?
A live-updating version of the 'What a week, huh?' meme that keeps the joke fresh by updating itself to match whatever t…
What Beats Rock
A game of Rock Paper Scissors that never ends, where each answer must beat the previous one and the chain keeps growing…
What If? by xkcd
Randall Munroe answers absurd hypothetical questions with real physics and math.
What Not To Write On Your Security Clearance Form
A classic 1988 list of hilariously honest answers people wrote on government security clearance forms, preserved on the…
What the Fuck Should I Make for Dinner?
A blunt one-page recipe randomizer that hands indecisive cooks a dinner idea with a click, each suggestion linking to a…
Where are my bones?!
A 15-minute humorous adventure where you play Steve, a skeleton wrecked by a crazy knight, searching the world for his s…
Why do AI company logos look like buttholes?
A tongue-in-cheek design essay comparing the soft radial logos of AI companies and asking why they all resemble the same…
Whygodwhy
A personal site with an unapologetically messy attitude, mixing art, personal posts and pop culture under the tagline id…
Wondermark
David Malki's comic assembled from collaged nineteenth-century engravings, pairing Victorian illustrations with absurd m…
Worst of Breed
A deadpan satire of enterprise design patterns and tech horror, here walking through the business-critical Excel spreads…
Writing for Kids (While Raising Them)
A blog by picture book author Tara Lazar on writing for children, with humor, craft advice, and a look at an author's li…
xkcd: A Webcomic of Romance, Sarcasm, Math, and Language
Randall Munroe's stick-figure webcomic about science, technology, math, and everyday life, updated several times a week.
Yorkshirecoin
A spoof cryptocurrency pitch for thrifty Yorkshire folk - a coin you earn but never spend - complete with dialect FAQs,…
You Had One Job
A collection of blunders from people who had one job and flubbed it, built around the meme of calling out the perceived…
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