News
-
Aficionada queda atrapada al intentar brincar la reja del Fan Fest de Monterrey para ver el México vs Ecuador
Monterrey, Nuevo León. La emoción por ver a la Selección Mexicana en el Mundial 2026 provocó una escena inesperada y riesgosa en el Parque Fundidora, donde una mujer tuvo que ser rescatada luego de quedar atrapada en la parte superior de una reja metálica al intentar ingresar al Fan Fest de Monterrey. El incidente ocurrió antes del partido entre México…
Read More » -
Xcaret regalará entradas si México llega a Cuartos de Final del Mundial 2026; así puedes participar
La fiebre mundialista ya no solo se vive en los estadios. En medio de la emoción por el camino de la Selección Mexicana en el torneo internacional varonil de fútbol 2026, Grupo Xcaret lanzó una promoción especial para aficionados mexicanos: si el Tri logra avanzar a Cuartos de Final, los participantes registrados podrían recibir una Entrada Xcaret de cortesía. La…
Read More » -
I can’t be the only one who had these back in the day!
Before glass spice jars and stainless-steel grinders became common on American tables, many families used a softer, lighter, and more practical option: Tupperware salt and pepper shakers. The shakers in the image are classic examples of vintage Tupperware kitchenware, with tall plastic bodies, flip-top lids, and large printed letters: “P” for pepper and “S” for salt. Tupperware itself became a…
Read More » -
Apio Quijano revela públicamente que forma parte de la comunidad LGBTQ+ y conmueve a sus seguidores
Héctor “Apio” Quijano, integrante de Kabah, vivió uno de los momentos más emotivos de su trayectoria artística al hablar públicamente sobre su orientación sexual durante un concierto. Frente a sus seguidores, el cantante confirmó que forma parte de la comunidad LGBTQ+, poniendo fin a años de rumores sobre su vida personal. El momento quedó registrado en video y rápidamente comenzó…
Read More » -
If you understand this reference, you are one of us.
A funny photo has been making people smile online: several KitKat chocolate fingers are standing upright on a kitchen counter, and their shape looks surprisingly similar to the block-like robots from the science-fiction movie Interstellar. For fans of the film, the joke is easy to understand: the candy pieces resemble TARS and CASE, the two memorable rectangular robots that helped…
Read More » -
Found in my son’s room. What the hell is it?
The object in the photo appears to be a 3D-printed VR headset and controller mount, possibly made for a headset such as the Meta Quest / Oculus Quest line. It is not easy to identify the exact model from the photo alone, but the shape strongly suggests a custom-made stand or wall mount used to hold virtual reality equipment. What…
Read More » -
Do you know what this strange object is?
The object in the photo appears to be a dried water caltrop, a horned aquatic fruit from plants in the genus Trapa. In the United States, it may also be called water chestnut, water nut, buffalo nut, bat nut, devil pod, or singhara nut. One important note: this is not the same as the crunchy canned “Chinese water chestnut” often…
Read More » -
Do you have any idea what this could be?
The object in the photos is a lice comb, also commonly called a nit comb. It is a small grooming tool with very fine, tightly spaced metal teeth. Unlike a regular hair comb, it is designed to catch and pull out head lice and nits, which are lice eggs attached to hair strands. When did it first appear?The lice comb…
Read More » -
Found this in my grandparents kitchen. What is this?
The object in the photos is best identified as an egg topper, also called an egg cutter or egg scissors. It was designed mainly for soft-boiled eggs, especially the kind served upright in an egg cup. Instead of cracking the egg with a spoon or knife, the user placed the circular cutter around the top of the egg and squeezed…
Read More » -
If you know, you know.
The object in the photo is called a paper football. It is a small triangle-shaped “ball” folded from paper, usually made from notebook paper, printer paper, or scrap paper. In the United States, it is also sometimes called flick football, tabletop football, or finger football because players move it by flicking it with their fingers. Paper football does not have…
Read More »