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Famous people are always in the eyes of the public and it is inevitable that others will be criticizing them, whether it s their looks, their actions, or their lifestyle. Of course, nobody likes to be insulted, but sometimes the insults are so good that you can t even be mad about it.
There is a whole subreddit dedicated to the most creative and accurate insults found on the internet called Rare Insults. So
Bored Panda went there and curated this list of the best insults in which people are roasting celebrities. If you would like to know what other gems are hidden in the subreddit, check out this older post from a couple of years ago and two more recent articles here and here.
There’s a handful of things that you just don’t debate if you want to remain friends with people because there are as many opinions as there are people on this lovely planet and it won’t necessarily mean you will agree with them.
This includes everything from politics to religion to
Monopoly rules. And, well, you’ve guessed it, music is also in this list.
Reddit has been sharing unpopular opinions on music, whether specifically aimed at artists, genres, or even the music industry in general.
Check out the curated list below, and while you’re at it, let us know your unpopular opinions on music and anything else pertaining to it in the comment section below. Oh, and be nice!
You might have wondered why Americans spell things differently for quite some time now, but this teacher from Australia is here to help by blowing all the dust away from good old etymology. His series of videos, which have over 65.3K followers, are playfully marketed as “Things I teach children that adults would froth,” with froth being an Australian word used to describe being really excited over something. Among the brilliant videos, one of them has the explanation to the history of different spellings.
Turns out that Noah Webster was behind the English language spelling reform
The teacher admits in the beginning of the video that growing up, he had no clue why Australians and Americans spelled color differently. Turns out there is one man behind this whole ordeal by the name of Noah Webster, who is the mastermind behind the thicker-than-life Webster’s dictionary, hence the name. As the Aussie teacher explains, Webster’s intention was to simplify the language.
Kids can definitely push the boundaries by misbehaving and just ignoring their parent as they are being told off. For some miraculous reason, their attention is impossible to get until parents eventually lose it and bring in the top gun yelling. But this parenting coach is saying that there is no need to yell and that there is another way to get them to comply.
Tia Slightman, who goes under the name of @parentingcoach on TikTok, shared a video that exploded with views, comments, and likes. And not only does she explain why kids tend not to listen, she explains how can you change that and save your precious nerves.