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What is GISH? Only the Greatest International Scavenger Hunt, Ever.
GISH stands for Greatest International Scavenger Hunt.
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29 Funny (and, sometimes downright inappropriate) Road Signs Proving it Really is About the Journey
These funny road signs may just prove that it's about the journey, not the destination.
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10+ Weird Things to Do in Portland Oregon (hint: you don’t have to look too far)
Looking for weird things to do in Portland? You won't have to look very far, but here's a list to get you started on exploring the strange and quirky!
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World Dracula Day – How & Where to Celebrate the Most Famous Vampire
World Dracula Day is on May 26th every year! How do you celebrate the most famous vampire? Here are some great ways of how and where to honor him!
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15+ of the Weirdest Things to Do in London from Pet Cemeteries to Nuclear Bunkers
From museums to street art and centuries-old tea shops to cemeteries, uncover the best unique, quirky, and weird things to do in London.
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8 Weird Things to Do in the Midwest, United States
The Midwest is known for a lot of things, but if you’re looking for weird things to do in the Midwest, this post is for you!
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50+ Weird Podcasts to Listen To That Will Leave You Up All Night Hiding Under the Covers
Looking for weird podcasts to listen to? Here are the best – everything from true crime to paranormal to myths to death and diseases!
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11 of the Weirdest and Most Entertaining Facebook Groups
Looking to waste time? Or, just find something humorous in the world? Here are the best Facebook groups to waste time or just find the weirdest things. I know we’re all stuck at home for a while – and who really knows how long. Even after we’re able to get back to semi-normal lives, I really think travel might be off the table for a bit. So, you’re bound to get a little bored. You need creative new ways to be entertained especially at home. Sometimes social media infuriates me but sometimes – like now – I’m thankful for how it allows us to be connected even when we can’t…
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Fascinating Friday the 13th – History, Superstitions, and Ways to Celebrate
Ever wondered about Friday the 13th history? The origins around the superstition of Friday the 13th is arguable but still fascinating! Paraskavedekatriaphobia, or the fear of Friday the 13th. Really unsure why that name has to be so ridiculous. Where does this superstition that has turned into a legitimate fear come from though? Is it a worldwide superstition? Do some people celebrate it instead of run from it? Friday the 13th history is interesting, but a tad confusing too. There are many ideas surrounding the origin of Friday the 13th and no clear answer on which one is correct or agreed on the most. Norse Mythology Origins of Friday the…
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Leap Year Facts, Traditions, and Superstitions Around the World
Come to find out, there are plenty of leap year traditions and superstitions all around the world. Plenty of weird and wild beliefs and customs. Leap Years come and go every four years without much notice – at least that was always the case in my corner of the world. It was cool and kind of weird that there was just an extra day in the year, but other than that, it was just another day. However, that’s not the case everywhere. Come to find out, there are plenty of leap year traditions and superstitions all around the world. Plenty of weird and wild beliefs and customs. “Happy Leap Day.…
