
Whistleblower Says US Troops Shot Dead Reptilian Aliens After Spacecraft Crash
Whistleblower says US troops shot down 7-foot reptilian aliens after a spacecraft crash, leaving personnel dead and wounded.

What the internet did this week, and what it says about the internet.

Whistleblower says US troops shot down 7-foot reptilian aliens after a spacecraft crash, leaving personnel dead and wounded.

A shrug from a cartoon ninja becomes a wave of memes to a drill remix of Gangnam Style, inspiring dance videos and a comedy bit.

A ranking of Gary Larson's worst puns from The Far Side's 1987–88 peak, from Crepes Of Wrath to Take My Wife's Fleas.

Ex-Tinder exec launches Rivet, a dating app where strangers vote on who gets matched, earning Karma along the way.

Passenger spots a mystery device in an airplane overhead compartment; commenters identify it as a Bluebox Wow W-IFE system and crack jokes about the acronym.

A man ghosted a woman after their first date, then returned months later to say she was less attractive in person than her photos.

A woman recounts a Tinder date where her partner spoke incessantly of martial arts, never asked a question, nor used her name.

A TikToker gets a jealousy text about a man she blocked a year ago; she calls him and calls him out, plain and direct.

A woman's fiancé drifts into toxic online spaces, praising gender roles and purity; she must decide if she can still marry him.

Reddit users share secrets they stumbled upon accidentally, ranging from affairs to family scandals, in a lighthearted collection of gossip.

A teen quits campus mid-semester and moves home to finish online — a growing habit among Gen Z freshmen.

A final farewell, a quiet end, and the heart of a man who drew Peanuts for nearly half a century.
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