Asian Woman Tries to Tell White People How to ‘Properly’ Eat PB&J — Gets it All Wrong
If Bon Appétit Magazine’s recent video on “How to Eat Pho” wasn’t bad enough, things have just gotten worse.
A chef of Asian descent is claiming to know the proper way to eat PB&J, a delicacy that I, as a white man, have been eating ever since I was born on this Earth.
ISIS is Having Trouble Paying Their Fighters, Upset Terrorists Go on Strike
After the most recent round of coalition strikes against ISIS, the terrorist group is reportedly suffering from massive financial losses and plunging morale, according to The Washington Post.
Reports of budget cuts from the terrorist group were revealed in January, but since then the organization has suffered an “unprecedented cash crunch” as US-led forces continue to destroy oil refineries, tankers and structures where ISIS keeps its cash throughout their territory in Syria and Iraq.
Chinese Factory Worker Kills and Eats ‘Wild’ Corgi, Learns it Was His Boss’s Pet The Next Day
Chinese factory worker was fired from his job after he mistook his boss’s dog for a stray, beat it to death, then cooked and ate it.
On Feb. 13, a factory worker named Zhang in eastern China found a Pembroke Welsh Corgi wandering around the bathroom at work. He presumed it was a stray and decided that the dog would make a great meal, so he beat the animal to death with a wooden stick.
Google Reveals How Much They Paid the Guy Who Bought Google.com — And It’s GENIUS
Last October, researcher and ex-Google employee Sanmay Ved was able to purchase the domain name google.com for one whole minute for the price of $12. He documented his experience which caught the attention of Google, who rewarded him for discovering the little loophole.
We knew then that Ved donated around $10,000 of his prize money to charity, but it wasn’t until today when Google revealed how much they actually paid the man who owned google.com for a whole minute — and the amount is genius.
Japanese Startup Creates Incredible Floating Bonzai Plant
Floating bonsai trees are the perfect touch to your zen home.
Japanese entrepreneurs Hikaru Hoshi and Masanori Imayoshi decided it was time to make a magical floating bonsai tree a reality.
Canadian Man Calls For Help After Home is Overrun With 66 Cats
A Canadian man was forced to call for help when his house was overrun with 66 cats.
In November, the Nova Scotia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) received a phone call for help when a man living near Yarmouth was overwhelmed by cats in his home.
Man Orders a Kindle Online, FedEx Accidently Sends Him Something Disgusting Instead
It can be upsetting to a customer when they receive something other than what they ordered in the mail. James Potten, 37, of Bristol, England, sure knows what that feels like.
Potten thought the Kindle e-reader he ordered online had arrived in a package dropped off at his specified address. The box that was delivered on Thursday contained a human tumor instead.
SpaceX Released the Epic Footage of Their First Successful Rocket Landing
SpaceX recently released the dramatic footage of their first successful landing of the Falcon 9 rocket after sending it up to low-Earth orbit to deliver 11 satellites. The landing occurred on December 21, 2015.
Reusable rockets serve as a big leap for the development of space travel, and the excitement of SpaceX’s employees over the successful landing certainly outlines how epic of a feat that is.
Kendall Jenner Makes Up to $300,000 Per Instagram Post
Given today’s internet culture, Viners, Youtubers and Instagrammers know that social media influence is the ultimate form of power. The more popular you are, the more valuable you look to companies who want you to shout out about a product to your hundreds of thousands to millions of followers — and that’s money right there.
No one plays this game better than Kendall Jenner, at least according to her nearly 44 million followers. With those numbers, the 19-year-old reality T.V. star, entrepreneur and Victoria’s Secret Angel earns between $125,000 and $300,000 per post.
Businessman Shames Beggars With Sign After They Refuse His Job Offer
An Iowa business man shamed two beggars in front of a Taco Bell with a sign saying they refused his job offer and to not give them any money.
The beggars sat in front of the store with a sign that read, “Broke and hungry. Money please.”
Russian Mining Engineer Takes the Most Amazing Photos of Foxes During His Breaks
Ivan Kislov is a mining engineer from Chukotka, one of Russia’s northernmost regions. When he’s not working on one of his long shifts, he steps into the arctic tundra to take some of the most beautiful photographs of foxes you’ve ever seen.
Last year, Kislov told BoredPanda that his hobby is a simply a “relaxation from routine.” In his spare time he likes to hike to unknown places and just sit and observe wildlife. He’s also photographed bears, wolves and other small furry creatures of the Russian tundra.
Artist Who Made ‘Peace for Paris’ Symbol Mocks Our Tech Obsession in New Art Series
Jean Jullien is a French illustrator known for his satiral comics. Aside from that, he’s widely known for creating the “Peace for Paris” symbol after the terrorist attack in Paris last month.
In a series of illustration, Jullien mocks our societies obsession with technology, social media, and smartphones. This series shows just how cut off from real life we’ve become because of the advent of technology.
