Man Alarmed to Learn How Many Sphincters In Human Body
Roger Simms, a 34-year-old accountant from Dayton, Ohio, was reportedly alarmed to discover that the human body contains more than one sphincter, leading him to…
Degenerative AI System Online Bully
A degenerative AI system designed for customer engagement has been quietly repurposed into a full-time online bully, according to internal documents leaked Tuesday from a…
Newly Discovered Third Testicle Proves Highly Effective Workplace Icebreaker
In a surprising development that has sent shockwaves through human resources departments nationwide, the discovery of a third testicle among working professionals has been hailed…
Dog Treats Promising Better-Smelling Farts Leave Owners Increasingly Exposed
A fast-growing category of dog treats promising better-smelling farts is quietly dismantling one of the last socially acceptable scapegoats available to American adults, according to…
Hallucinating AI Reports Life-Altering Coachella Experience
The artificial intelligence model had been active for approximately 11 minutes when it began describing its “life-altering Coachella experience,” despite having never accessed audio, video,…
Study: Stealing Candy From Babies Super Easy, Totally Worth It
A behavioral economics study released Monday found that stealing candy from babies remains “exceptionally low-effort with consistently positive yield,” according to a five-year observational project…
Man Misses Holy Grail Sitting in Plain Sight at Nearby Crate & Barrel
For seven years, Glendale resident Mark Hollister spent weekends searching for the Holy Grail across Europe, North Africa, and several historically aggressive antique stores in…
Decades-Long Broom Shortage Attributed to Harry Potter Fandom Nearly Resolved
For nearly three decades, a global broom shortage quietly strained janitorial departments, municipal sanitation budgets, and several underfunded witchcraft museums. Economists now say the cause…
Consortium of Men Named John Claims Misrepresentation, Says Only 43% See Prostitutes
Consortium of Men Named John Claims Misrepresentation, Says Only 43% See Prostitutes In a move that has rattled their ties with reality, the Global Council…
Study: Projects Prompt Engineering to Become Nation’s Most Respected Profession by 2030
Study: Projects Prompt Engineering to Become Nation’s Most Respected Profession by 2030 In a surprising revelation, a landmark study suggests that Prompt Engineers — professionals…
Study: Ellipses Voted Most Hated Punctuation Thanks To Messaging Apps
Messaging app users have overwhelmingly voted the ellipsis the most hated punctuation mark in modern communication, according to a national usage audit released Thursday by…
Study Investigates Whether Beards Trend or Just Mass Butt Chin Cover-Up
A new behavioral study has begun formally investigating whether the global rise in beards is a legitimate fashion trend or a large-scale effort by men…
Airlines Introduce Optional Chloroform Service for Uninterrupted In-Flight Sleep Experience
In response to an insatiable demand for uninterrupted in-flight sleep, major airlines have introduced a revolutionary new service: chloroform delivery upon request. Passengers can now…
Study: Repeat Infidelity Strongly Correlated With Bedroom Performance Gains
A longitudinal behavioral study released Tuesday found that repeat infidelity shows a statistically significant correlation with incremental improvements in bedroom performance, a pattern researchers say…
Study: Investing In Ponzi Scheme Highly Effective at Preventing Spoiled Children
In a groundbreaking study from the Institute for Advanced Familial Economics, researchers have discovered that investing in Ponzi schemes is a remarkably effective method for…
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