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Montreal’s bylaw fining insults toward municipal employees is now in effect, with first-offence fines from $300 to $1,000 and up to $2,000 for repeats. The city still has not defined what an insult is,…

Mike Myers has retired from international assassination and settled into a Florida retirement community, where he now spends his days gardening, baking sourdough, and pursuing a more peaceful form of weekend violence: lawn bowling.

A Labradoodle has learned to drive, passed his written test and begun running errands for his owner, but his habit of buying extra treats and parking near fire hydrants has attracted unwanted attention from…

A Toronto man’s left shoe retired mid-walk Tuesday, citing a “lack of appreciation” and refusing to complete the remaining 2,400 steps. The right shoe is devastated and hasn’t spoken to it since. The socks…

RFTIB investigator Luke Dimbottom goes undercover to expose an international network of mall employees who refill pretzel salt bins at precisely 10 a.m. before disappearing without explaining the missing pretzel bites.

Step into the clean market and discover how quality supplements, gut support, cognitive wellness, and natural stress solutions can help you build a stronger foundation for better health.

RFTIB investigator Luke Dimbottom traces a mysterious office coffee ring stain to a silent syndicate of non-rinsers who believe breakroom etiquette is merely a suggestion.

Waldo has filed a lawsuit against “the entire planet,” arguing that decades of being hunted through crowded illustrations constitutes systematic harassment. The defense’s position: the stripes were designed to be found, so he consented.

Waymo, Chaos Mode, autonomous vehicle regulation, driverless car safety standards, Waymo software updates, Waymo safety investigation, robotaxi traffic incidents, self-driving cars, funny news articles, satire articles, tech satire, absurd news stories, parody news, future…

Montreal’s bylaw fining insults toward municipal employees is now in effect, with first-offence fines from $300 to $1,000 and up to $2,000 for repeats. The city still has not defined what an insult is,…

Mike Myers has retired from international assassination and settled into a Florida retirement community, where he now spends his days gardening, baking sourdough, and pursuing a more peaceful form of weekend violence: lawn bowling.

A Labradoodle has learned to drive, passed his written test and begun running errands for his owner, but his habit of buying extra treats and parking near fire hydrants has attracted unwanted attention from…

A Toronto man’s left shoe retired mid-walk Tuesday, citing a “lack of appreciation” and refusing to complete the remaining 2,400 steps. The right shoe is devastated and hasn’t spoken to it since. The socks…

RFTIB investigator Luke Dimbottom goes undercover to expose an international network of mall employees who refill pretzel salt bins at precisely 10 a.m. before disappearing without explaining the missing pretzel bites.

Step into the clean market and discover how quality supplements, gut support, cognitive wellness, and natural stress solutions can help you build a stronger foundation for better health.

RFTIB investigator Luke Dimbottom traces a mysterious office coffee ring stain to a silent syndicate of non-rinsers who believe breakroom etiquette is merely a suggestion.

Waldo has filed a lawsuit against “the entire planet,” arguing that decades of being hunted through crowded illustrations constitutes systematic harassment. The defense’s position: the stripes were designed to be found, so he consented.
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