Humour
Looking at 'Gujob' Hypothesis
Gujob, a word that has been repeatedly used by pro-government supporters online to lambast any critical view of the government, has made a sudden comeback this election period—after an official post by Facebook
In Case of Distress, Scream
I was at a park the other day with my friend Tom—who just so happens to be an adult like myself, which neither of us can be blamed for—and the area was infested with the verminous offspring of other adult humans.
ALMOST USEFUL LIFE HACKS / Love thy colleague, but not too much
Harvey Weinstein, powerful Hollywood producer and enthusiast of massages from women not wanting to give massages. Here's how and why not to be that guy.
humour / The life and times of a startup hopeful
It starts with a frenzied explanation of the brilliant idea you just had to your best friend and potential future business partner.
ALMOST USEFUL LIFE HACKS / How to get the right imperfect gift
When buying gifts: You buy what the other person wants. Or get something you can also use.
ALMOST USEFUL LIFE HACKS / Enemies of traffic safety: Fog lights and fancy wheels
When you get a good thing, you don’t let it go. Unless of course you instantly find a better thing. A better thing is almost always greater than a good thing. This is great advice when it comes to choosing fish at the frozen food section. A fresh fish is a good thing. A fish that smiles and waves at you is fresher, hence a better thing.
Humour / An Irish Monimul and the Sumaiya clause
In a move that seems to have garnered as much attention in Bangladesh as Neymar's record transfer to PSG and is the first of its kind, Bangladeshi cricketer Monimul Haqque has decided to apply for an Irish citizenship.
ALMOST USEFUL LIFE HACKS / 3 ways to beat anxiety (well, one that actually works)
Spiderman has a great way of dealing with anxiety. He tingles in the head. Then he shoots a web and engages in a fight full of snappy comebacks.
