In which four Americans in Borneo win the Camel Trophy for the first time and learn that some vipers are not built by Dodge.

Created by some of the people behind Getting Over It and Ape Out, this "literal walking simulator" is a fascinating study of video game embodiment.

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When a viral wedding at Adare Manor goes full Netflix, what does it teach us about Irish tradition, falcons, and the glory of ...

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Promising review: "I bought this because I have the outlandish idea that my refrigerator will look just like those on TikTok, but I am pleasantly surprised to find that it keeps m ...

Explore 6 ways Extreme Couponing misrepresent the reality of couponing through bent store policies, and showcasing ...

Cheeky Wipes also states, per The Mirror, "Another cost effective way to save money on toilet roll is to use less of it. If ...

According to Cottonelle, the average person uses 85 rolls of toilet paper per year, based on regular rolls of 150 sheets per, ...

but the journey that toilet paper takes to get from tree to U-bend deserves a bit more consideration. The majority of the toilet roll we buy in the UK is made out of virgin wood. But is that really ...