🤦 AchievementForbidden Game Escapes Its Own Cancellation
2014 horror game P.T. has left an enduring legacy behind , just as much for what it wasn't as what it was. It was a pitch-perfect bite-sized horror experience from the mind of gaming auteur Hideo Kojima. It wasn't, however, a full-sized, multi-hour game with a massive bag of…
Every American Secretly Wearing The Same Six Costumes
Is your state’s favorite Halloween costume one you’ve worn before?
Abandoned Distillery Somehow Becomes More Mysterious After Stopping
At first glance, the Oculus Tower looks more like a futuristic arena than part of an old distillery. Rising from the remains of the former Eridania industrial complex in Ferrara, this seven-story circular concrete structure was once the heart of a large alcohol-production plant.…
Bar Sells Books, Refuses To Pick A Lane
Is there a better pairing than a good book and a great drink? You can find both at this cozy bar on the east side of Chattanooga. But the books lining the walls of the Reading Room are not just decoration. They are for sale, and their journey began, appropriately enough, at the…
Chattanooga Quietly Becomes the Center of Everything
Chattanooga may be best known for its natural beauty, surrounded by mountains, valleys, and the Tennessee River. This charming Appalachian city is also home to annual music festivals like the IBMA World of Bluegrass and the 3 Sisters Bluegrass Festival . The streets and venues…
📜 HistoryPodcast Host Solves Churchill, Briefs Nation's CEOs
Having pondered the traits that mark out those who reach the top of the tree and achieve greatness there, Mike Soutar – host of History’s Greatest Leaders podcast – reveals the secrets to enduring success
Man Trades Teeth For Coyotes, Calls It Even
100 years ago, if you lived long enough in the rural American West, it was entirely reasonable, that at some point, you might find yourself with a ever shrinking amount of teeth and a surplus of coyotes. Such was the position George Washington Hancock found himself in the early…
Plague Vacation Accidentally Produces American Literature
Irving stayed with a friend during a yellow fever outbreak, where these local sites and legends inspired his famous short story.
🤦 AchievementOriginal Code Runs In Browser Via Fake Pretend Computer
Demoscene Recomp features four classic PC demoscene productions on the web, using the original code recompiled "instruction for instruction" to run natively in the browser: "The C is compiled to WebAssembly, together with models of the hardware the demo talks to" including a VGA…
🌏 LocalVice President Invents Exciting New Definition Of Socialism
"I think in reality what it actually means in the American context is you want to replace American workers with foreign workers, and you want boys to play in girls' sports." JD Vance's personal definition of socialism. Sycophant and Vice President of the United States, JD Vance,…
🤦 AchievementLaid-Off Designer Dies Of Dysentery Before Third Interview
A new online game turns looking for a job into a game like the Oregon Trail, only more depressing. In the Job Trail , players choose to play as a recently laid-off designer, copywriter, or software engineer looking for a new employer in the AI-hellscape that is 2026. Read the…
Dogs Have Been Trying To Tell Us Something This Whole Time
These behaviors might seem strange to us humans, but there’s an explanation for them.
Scranton Courthouse Now Guarded By Possessed Priest In Bronze
In 2009 Jason Miller, who played Father Karras in The Exorcist and won a Pulitzer Prize for writing That Championship Season, was immortalized forever with his bronze statue in Scranton Courthouse Square. Miller was also in such notable films as Rudy, Toy Soldiers, Light of Day,…
🤦 AchievementTrillion Dollars Spent, None Of It His
Neal Agarwal's site, Neal.fun , is filled with, well, fun stuff from the vaguely tortuous Password Game to the wholesome Internet Roadtrip . His latest creation, in collaboration with Wired, feels like an indictment of late-stage capitalism. Spend Elon Musk's Money is a…
August Flu Arrives Two Months Before It Was Scheduled
The season usually starts in October or November. But some western states, including California, Washington, Alaska and Hawaii, began seeing a rise in flu cases as early as August