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The Self-Checkout Machine Suspects Me of Everything
I placed a single banana on the self-checkout scale.
My Smart Speaker Now Sponsors Bedtime
I asked the smart speaker to play a soft lullaby so the baby would fall asleep.
Comic Fiction: Local Cat Declares Cardboard Box a Sovereign Nation
In a totally made-up press conference, a house cat announced that the Amazon box in the living room is now an independent country.
Neighbor's Anti-Speeding Sign Is Now Technically a Novel
A LaughParty comic take. Comic fiction: This is a made-up humor piece. No real neighbors, streets or plot-twisting lawn signs were harmed. For three years, residents of fictional Maple Crescent watched cars treat their quiet street like the final lap of a go-kart championship. Polite letters failed. A cardboard sign reading 'PLEASE SLOW DOWN' was ignored…
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I Finally Used Algebra in Real Life
My teacher promised I'd use algebra someday, so today I solved for X: the number of cookies I could eat before dinner without anyone noticing.
Timeline Trivia
Put your past in order.
Arrange five historical events from earliest to latest.
Play Timeline TriviaThe Rook Has Been Waiting Since Move One
Every chess game, the rook sits in the corner for forty moves like a substitute teacher who wasn't given a lesson plan.
Local AI Promises Total Randomness, Picks 17 for the 4,000th Time
A LaughParty comic take. A LaughParty comic take. Everything below is invented, including the robot's feelings. In a breakthrough that has stunned absolutely no one who owns a calculator, a fictional chatbot named RandoMatic 9000 has been asked to pick a random number between 1 and 25 more than four thousand times. It has answered 17 every single time, wi…
The Prank Grew Up With Us
My brother's classic prank was sticking a note on my back that said 'Kick me.'
Area Man Refuses to Blink During Tar Drop Livestream, Now on Day Four
A LaughParty comic take. Comic fiction: everything below is invented for laughs. No real scientists, viewers or eyeballs were harmed. In the fictional town of Dripton, the Institute for Extremely Patient Science has launched what it calls the most intense livestream in human history: a single blob of tar, hanging from a funnel, thinking about falling. The…
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