A scene captured by a tourist at the Asahiyama Zoo in Japan, featuring a family of lions. Initially, the lion cub was simply curious of the balls dangling between the male lion’s legs: A tentative, investigative bite follows: Father’s fury ensues: Father captures the cub. Mother attempts to stop the father from savaging said cub: … More Lion Cub Bites Father’s Balls, Chaos Ensues
For a while now there has been a trend where a subset of young men in western society are not fully participating in society upon reaching adulthood, also described as a “failure to launch” by some psychologists. These men tend to be unemployed or only minimally employed, and are usually not pursuing higher education or … More Why Men Are Dropping Out
A Japanese shopper shares a strange product package that he saw at a local retailer. The product is a stainless steel trash can from the brand “simplehuman”, and the packaging innocently shows a picture of a man stepping on the trash can’s foot pedal. However, in the words of the shopper himself, anyone who’s got … More Failed Packaging Design
Two anons boldly proclaim that MK Ultra has succeeded without most people realizing it, and how they actually relates to the manipulation of human perception in plain sight. The first anon claims to have worked on the project itself: I’ve been lurking here for quite sometime. Not CIA, but work for a shadow company. MK-Ultra … More On MK Ultra and Human Perception
A tourist visiting the Hongshan Forest Zoo recently noticed a strange sight in the monkey habitat – a single monkey was stuck on a bamboo raft, floating by the wall in the moat surrounding the monkeys’ island: The monkey in question also had a very distressed and upset expression on his face. Upon posting the … More The Tale of the Socially Maladaptive Monkey
Mexico’s Burger King chain changed their logo to be “Burger Queer” to celebrate Pride Month a couple of years ago. One 4chan anon, ecstatic over the act, posted happily about it: Could there even be a bigger argument against bigotry? Literally everybody with a brain, ie people capable of owning companies and being more than … More The Politics of Consumption
A Japanese man shares a strange tale from his childhood: When he was young, whenever he would ask his father to take him to the zoo, his father would agree. Come weekend, his father would always fulfill his promise and take the young child to the zoo. When they were done looking at all the … More The Horse Zoo
A Canadian anon complains about his city (Vancouver) of legalizing the possession (2.5g or less) of hard drugs such as heroin. A different anon whose city, Portland, had already done something similar responds with a horrifying tale of what might be coming next. First, the Canadian anon’s complaint, which includes a link to a more … More Creatures of Heroin
An artist from Japan has the bad habit of losing interest in doodles they started halfway through, and finishes them up haphazardly: An angry polar bear: A penguin reminiscent of the Gondola meme: A leopard looking a bit thuggish: Parkour goat: Raccoon turned out surprisingly normal: This bird got the short end of the stick: … More When an Artist Gives up Halfway Through
A 4chan anon’s essay on the topic of pattern recognition and discrimination, and how it ties in with the common NPC meme that has been thrown around online in the past few years: The NPC meme is so effective because it strikes at a key aspect of normal human functioning that these people apparently lack: … More The Essence of the NPC
Temple of Zagan 