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1 week ago | 
flipboard.com | Adelaide Ross |Gabija Palšytė
4 hours agoElon Musk may have a sizable fan base, but residents of the upscale Austin suburb of West Lake Hills, Texas, are unimpressed by their celebrity neighbor, reports the New York Times. Instead, a $6 million home Musk purchased in 2022 has become the center of a battle after his team erected an …
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2 weeks ago | 
flipboard.com | Adelaide Ross |Gabija Palšytė
Fans Are Canceling This Fitness Influencer After She Revealed The Truth Behind Her Weight LossWe all know that we shouldn’t trust everything we read online. Just because someone has access to the internet and creates a blog doesn’t mean that …
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1 month ago | 
boredpanda.com | Justin Sandberg |Gabija Palšytė
While its origins aren’t exactly clear, people have been pranking folks on April 1st since at least the middle ages. For example, here is an account of people going into the tower of London to “see the lions being washed” in 1698 that was the direct result of a prank. But in this day and age, people are so overprepared that they might not even realize that not everything is an attempt to fool them.
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1 month ago | 
boredpanda.com | Adelaide Ross |Gabija Palšytė
I love a good joke as much as the next person. Whether it begins with “Knock, knock,” a horse walking into a bar or a cheesy set-up for a hilarious pun, I’m all ears. But there are some off-limits topics that we should never poke fun at, especially if they’re already sensitive to the audience. One childfree woman reached out to Reddit seeking advice after her mother-in-law made a “joke” about messing with her birth control that she did not find funny at all.
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1 month ago | 
boredpanda.com | Gabija Palšytė
Job interviews can be tiring and stressful, with some going more smoothly than others. And it can be this way for both sides, the interviewer and the interviewee. Today, we’re focusing on people who were responsible for carrying out job interviews; and some rather bizarre ones, I might add. One netizen got curious about the worst interviews HR representatives and managers have ever had to sit through, so they started a thread about it on the ‘Ask Reddit’ subreddit.
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1 month ago | 
boredpanda.com | Adelaide Ross |Gabija Palšytė
When you fall in love, there might be a part of you that wants to share everything with your partner. You dream of building a life together, purchasing a home to share and adopting a couple of adorable dogs from the local shelter. But even if you’re head over heels in love and married, you still deserve to have some privacy from your partner. One man recently reached out to Reddit looking for advice after he found out just how closely his wife had been monitoring him.
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1 month ago | 
boredpanda.com | Robyn Smith |Gabija Palšytė
If you’re one of the people who love thy neighbor, consider yourself lucky. One survey found that 48% of people only interact with their neighbors once a month or less, and nearly a third rarely interact with them. Many will go to great lengths to avoid seeing the person or people next door at all. One way to distance yourself and enforce boundaries is to build a fence. But sometimes it creates even more drama. Especially if your annoying neighbor takes issue with the building plan.
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1 month ago | 
boredpanda.com | Justin Sandberg |Gabija Palšytė
Despite being both a solemn ritual and a celebration of a couple’s love, the truth is that some folks still manage to turn weddings into fiascos. Guests can be unruly, the planning can be a disaster and sometimes the happy couple just have horrible taste. Someone asked “What is the tackiest thing you have ever seen at a wedding?” and people shared their worst examples.
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1 month ago | 
boredpanda.com | Justin Sandberg |Gabija Palšytė
If you were to ask someone about “life saving” skills, first aid would probably be the number one answer, and for good reason. However, there are a lot of other things that could potentially save a life that are probably good to know. Instagram content creator Classnomeleve went viral for sharing some tips and facts that could be possibly life saving.
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1 month ago | 
boredpanda.com | Miguel Ordóñez |Gabija Palšytė
Artificial intelligence is slowly becoming an integral part of everyday life. It has begun to replace human tasks, and experts are anticipating a complete takeover of full-time jobs. It has also become a tool to help people potentially land jobs. This IT recruiter was nearly fooled by an applicant, whom they later discovered used AI during the screening process. As someone familiar with AI technology, the author was left in utter shock by what they unraveled. Read the entire story below.
