A mum’s 25p B&M coloring book nearly became her child’s first introduction to the surreal after she found pages featuring outrageously bizarre creatures and unexplainable scenarios. Proving once again that discount treasures sometimes hide the weirdest wonders, this coloring book may have just set a new standard for accidental absurdism in children’s entertainment.
A Scottish doctor’s quest for anatomical reassurance led him to a bizarre workplace espionage caper. Hidden cameras, fragile egos, and NHS corridors combine for a medical drama that’s anything but textbook.
Turns out, pretending to look busy at the office can pay off—literally millions. One savvy employee demonstrates that performance reviews don’t always require, well, performance. The burnout, however, is surprisingly real.
One moment you're channeling your inner gymnast, the next you're seeing nothing but darkness. A British woman’s cartwheel marathon turns into an unexpected, vision-blurring Olympic event.
Wayne Rooney just became the poster child for footballers who can't find their hometowns, let alone score from midfield. Geography teachers everywhere are clutching their atlases and sighing in collective disbelief.
Peter Hudson was discovered mid-romance with his sex doll on the front porch, confessing to both neighbors and the court—all in one moment. British justice meets inflatable companionship in a scene so surreal, even Love Island’s casting directors would think twice.
In an unprecedented bureaucratic plot twist, Social Security vanished thousands of retirees after a DOGE-named agency wielded too much delete power. Turns out, being 'digitally dead' doesn’t help you collect benefits—or set up a game night.
Humanoid robots lined up for the world’s first robot half-marathon, promptly proving they’re better at slapstick than sprinting. Beijing’s robo-runners wowed crowds with accidental acrobatics and slow-motion drama, not exactly threatening human athletic supremacy this year.
Scientists just found a caterpillar that literally cocoons itself in the corpses of its vanquished prey. Move over, Silence of the Lambs—nature’s got a new fashion-forward villain crawling through the undergrowth.
Move over, robo-judges—the UAE just put ChatGPT on the legislative payroll. The first nation to automate lawmaking, the Emirates lets artificial intelligence draft the rules mere mortals must follow.
A new video suggests our bodies could draw lines like chalk, leaving viewers wondering if we’re all just walking art supplies—who knew anatomy could inspire such creativity?
Medical drama met party tricks when doctors faced a glowing dilemma—removing a child’s flashing toy from an adult’s rear end. An “anorectal foreign body” never seemed so electrifying for NHS staff and headline writers alike.
In a bizarre twist, a court rules that a boy’s fascination with a ‘black hole’ in the bathroom was pure curiosity—no crime involved!
