Why did everyone join a year late? Because EU regulations finally let the “Twitter killer” in, and we all spent three days posting before realizing… Read More »2024 Archive: The Launch of “Threads” (European Edition)

 Why was a baby hippo so bouncy? Because a pygmy hippo in Thailand became the personification of 2024 “chaotic energy” just by existing and biting… Read More »2024 Classic: The “Moo Deng” Fever

 Why was there a orange box with a wheel? Because we thought we needed a dedicated AI device, only to realize that “this could have… Read More »2024 Classic: The Launch of “Rabbit R1”

 Why were we still staring at him? Because 2024 was the year we realized that just watching a middle-aged actor exist is more entertaining than… Read More »2024 Classic: The “Pedro Pascal eating a sandwich” 2.0

 Why were we in a neon hole? Because Elon Musk’s dream of “traffic-less travel” turned out to be just a bunch of Teslas in a… Read More »2024 Classic: The Launch of the “Boring Company” Tunnels (Vegas Expansion)

 Why was he so big? Because a giant fluffy baby penguin in Australia became a global icon, proving that being “a large lad” is always… Read More »2024 Archive: The “Pesto” the Penguin Trend

 Why was the dog made of clouds? Because OpenAI showed us that you can now type “a cat flying a plane” and get a video… Read More »2024 Legacy: The Rise of Sora & AI Video

 Why were we cheering for chopsticks? Because SpaceX caught a giant rocket booster in mid-air using two giant metal arms, making 1960s NASA look like… Read More »2024 Vintage: The Launch of Starship’s “Mechazilla” Catch

 Why was he looking like that? A 25-year-old stock photo became the official reaction image for every time people did something slightly mischievous and were… Read More »2023 Classic: The “Kevin James Smirk” Meme

 Why was it still everywhere? Even in 2023, Todd Howard found a way to make sure people were still thinking about that “arrow in the… Read More »2023 Classic: The Launch of “Skyrim” on Toasters (Metaphorically)