Failed hockey player-turned-golf whiz Happy Gilmore -- whose unconventional approach and antics on the grass courts the ire of rival Shooter McGavin -- is determined to win a PGA tournament so he can save his granny's house with the prize money. Meanwhile, an attractive tour publicist tries to soften Happy's image.
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Pick the winner36 async multiplayer games, including Gin Rummy, partnership Spades, standard Hearts, Chess, Backgammon, Color Clash, Harbor Hex, and Judge This. Fill open seats with friends or AI, then take your turn whenever.
Even if you don’t study languages and don’t particularly like reading literature, you cannot escape the main tool we use to communicate every day. And we all enjoy a good play on words or a smart metaphor. So you don’t need an education in linguistics to be interested in that field.What is also often enjoyable is learning how people use different languages, what words are the same and for what concepts they have or don’t have words. Even in the same language there are variations. An interesting case is the English language as it is spoken in different parts of the world and has become lingua franca, so it inevitably will have changes. Twitter user Rob Delaney wanted to explore the differences in the English language. Being American, he asked his followers to present him with the best insults British people use and that made a very entertaining thread.Image credits: Rob DelaneyImage credi
Your Taste Deck: collect your rarest takes as tiered Taste Cards, then read your matches in a Prediction Duel — guess how they answered the questions you both answered, foil your cards, and evolve your Taste Aura.
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Sign up freeThe classic real-estate board game, online. Pass GO, buy property, build houses and hotels, bankrupt your friends. Games persist between sessions — take your turn at your own pace.
Words With Friends-style word game. Build words on a 15×15 board, score premium squares, collect bingos. Async turns — play at your own pace, games persist between sessions.
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Explore categoriesThere are always people who think they deserve to get their own way. Like cutting in front of you at a coffee shop or demanding a table at a fully seated restaurant without a reservation. They imagine that the world owes them something without giving anything in return, or that the rules don't apply to them. Well, they do.There's a special place for such individuals, a Reddit page called Entitled People. This online community is dedicated to shaming those who think they are better than everyone else. Members of this subreddit post stories you would not believe: demanding to enter a store even after closing time, complaining about the ambulance blocking their driveway, or asking to reschedule... the sun.This time, Bored Panda has collected examples of people whose ego is just too big to be overlooked, so check them out below! And after you’re done, make sure to read our previous posts abo
Classic 3×3 strategy. X goes first, three in a row wins, and each move waits for your opponent whenever they are ready.
Hosted and executive produced by Attorney and Law&Crime anchor Jesse Weber, Prime Crime puts a spotlight on infamously controversial stories that have shocked investigators and the public alike. Jesse Weber takes a deep dive into the most high-profile and shocking criminal cases that have garnered national attention.
Drop checkers into a 7×6 grid and connect four horizontally, vertically, or diagonally before your opponent does.
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Answer the same 10 trivia questions on your own time. The higher score wins when both players finish.
Roll, move, buy, and charge rent on a fast 16-tile board. Knock everyone out or finish richest after 12 rounds.
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Explore categoriesA vacation in South Carolina ended in a nightmare for a family from the Bristol area of Washington County, Virginia, after their 5-year-old daughter, Saylor Hayes, disappeared from a Hagley Estates rental home in Pawleys Island. The child was severely nonverbal and autistic, with a “history of elopement” and an affinity for wandering off toward water bodies. After being reported missing on Sunday, August 30, her lifeless body was found floating in the Waccamaw River the next day, near the place where she was allegedly left unsupervised. However, the search efforts were significantly complicated by an alleged lie her parents told the authorities. The parents, John Herb Hayes III, 70, and Geordyn Nichole Hayes, 31, were arrested on September 2 and face charges for neglecting their child. “People need to stop having kids if they can’t even watch them,” one user commented. Saylor Hayes’ pare
Continue from the last letter, never repeat a word, and stay in when someone else comes up empty. Async wordplay.
Pick a category, then take turns naming unique answers until only one player remains. Flexible party play.
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Sign up freeSometimes, you meet a celebrity and they make your day. But it can also be awkward. And comedian John Field is much more interested in the latter rather than the former.This autumn, he asked Twitter users: "What's the worst interaction with a celebrity you've ever had?" From Devi Lovato and Kid Rock to Jessica Alba and Cillian Murphy; turns out, there's no shortage of those.Of course, we must remember that everyone has a bad day and nobody owes us anything just because we heard them on a stage or saw them on a screen. Plus, some people tend to exaggerate. But with that being said, it's still a pretty entertaining thread to say the least.Click here & follow us for more lists, facts, and stories.#1© Photo: lindsmarielml#2© Photo: cityjadaWe managed to get in touch with John and he was kind enough to have a little talk with us about the now-viral thread."I came up for the idea for the tweet
Original hex-resource trading. Roll for production, trade with the harbor, build routes and outposts, upgrade your network, and play with human or AI seats.
Choose from four built-in card themes, draw a prompt, play a response, and let the judge pick the table favorite. 3-10 people, or fill seats with AI.
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Original color-and-symbol shedding cards. Match hue or mark, use Bump, Loop, Surge, and Prism cards, and empty your hand first.
Brennan Huff and Dale Doback might be grown men. But that doesn't stop them from living at home and turning into jealous, competitive stepbrothers when their single parents marry. Brennan's constant competition with Dale strains his mom's marriage to Dale's dad, leaving everyone to wonder whether they'll ever see eye to eye.
Build your own prompt and response decks, then play them with specific people, an all-registered lobby, or a circle-only lobby. Running games keep a saved snapshot.
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Sign up freeFans of the late John Lennon had reason to celebrate on Tuesday, September 1, after his son, Sean, announced the birth of his first child, making the Beatles legend a grandfather for the very first time. “Glad to know the Lennon bloodline will not be ending,” a fan wrote, while another added, “Lennon’s legacy will continue in more than one way.” The excitement, however, took a sharp turn after the baby’s name was revealed, with some users branding the choice “wacky.” “Sounds like a super villain name….don’t let him get access to any infinity stones,” a netizen quipped. Sean Lennon stepped into fatherhood with a distinctive name for his newborn Getty/Jason Mendez Sean welcomed Aurelius with his longtime partner, Charlotte Kemp Muhl. “Created a human bean,” the pair captioned the announcement on social media, which showed them holding their baby. Sean shared further photos of himself and M
Best of 5 sealed picks. Async — commit your throw whenever; both reveal when both have locked in. The mind game never goes out of style.
15 stones in a pile. Take 1, 2, or 3 per turn. Grab the last stone and you win — but the math is sneakier than it looks.
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Explore categoriesKendall Jenner has once again found herself at the center of an unusual media debate, but the photo causing the discussion is not new. A 2021 shoot from her sister Kim Kardashian’s SKIMS Valentine’s Day campaign has resurfaced online, with people commenting on how her body looks in the tiny red lingerie. Some users questioned the size of the bikini and even focused on her intimate area. “I’m sorry, how is her coochie that small?” said one user. Kendall Jenner’s SKIMS campaign photo from 2021 resurfaced with a new set of criticism kendalljenner/Instagram The picture currently going viral was originally shared in February 2021, when Kendall was 25. She joined Kim and Kylie Jenner for a Valentine’s Day campaign for SKIMS’ Fits Everybody collection. The sisters posed in red lingerie for the shoot, which Kim described at the time as the brand’s “sexiest collection yet.” Kendall wore a red b*a
Host hides a number 1-100. Guest has 7 guesses with higher/lower hints. Pure binary-search bragging rights.
Host picks a secret word, guest guesses letters. Six wrong and they swing. Pick wisely — common letters won't save you.
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Sign up freeThe classic paper-and-pencil grid game. Draw edges, close boxes, claim territory. Closing a box gives you another turn — chains matter.
Many adults don’t realize how deeply small everyday interactions can affect a child’s emotional development. Things that may seem harmless in the moment like dismissing feelings, comparing siblings, or expecting children to “just behave,” can sometimes leave a much bigger impact than intended.To better understand which common behaviors adults often overlook, we teamed up with parenting expert Celia Kibler, who shared insights into the subtle habits and reactions that can shape a child’s confidence, emotional security, and self-worth in the long run. Scroll down to discover some of the most overlooked yet common behaviors that can affect children, and learn more about Celia and the interesting projects she’s currently working on.More info: Instagram | Facebook | beabetterparent.com | dayofcalm.org | funfit.comClick here & follow us for more lists, facts, and stories.#1 Never Apologizing T
5 sealed-bid rounds, hidden tokens 1-5. Higher bid wins the round's prize. Each token only usable once — when do you blow your 5?
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Both secretly pick 1-5. Sum odd → host scores, even → guest scores. Async simultaneous — bluff and read your opponent. First to 3.
Océane, a 20-year-old French woman dubbed the “Red Bikini Girl,” saw her fame skyrocket after a 13-second clip of her dancing in a swimsuit at a foam party went viral in July 2026. She has since amassed thousands of fans on social media, where she’s known as Aora DJ, by recreating the red bikini look in several other videos, even though some found she was overdoing it. Now, her online career has taken a new turn, one that she was previously dismissive of: adult content creation. “The opportunity that came my way was huge, and I simply decided to take it,” she recently explained. “Red Bikini Girl” has made $100,000 in just two days after launching an adult content profile aora.dj Océane was enjoying herself at a foam party in Lloret de Mar, Spain, wearing a bright red bikini, when someone sprayed her with water. She turned and made a face at the person, smiling with her eyebrows raised. S
Host picks a 4-digit code (distinct digits). Guest gets 10 guesses with bulls (right digit + position) and cows (right digit, wrong spot) feedback. Mastermind, head to head.
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Sign up free12-card grid, 6 emoji pairs. Flip two per turn — match them, claim them, go again. Miss and your opponent learns. Most pairs wins.
Five in a row on a 9×9 board. Black moves first; horizontal, vertical, or diagonal counts. Deeper than Tic-Tac-Toe, faster than Go.
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Explore categoriesPush your luck with two standard 1–6 dice. One 1 wipes your turn. Snake eyes (double 1s) reset your bank to 0 — or eliminate you if you are already at 0. First to 100 banked wins.
21 sticks. Take 1, 2, or 3 each turn. Whoever takes the last stick LOSES — the inverse of NIM. Inverted strategy, same simple controls.
The classic hand game. Both start with [1,1] fingers. Tap your live hand onto theirs; their count becomes (sum mod 5). Knock out both their hands to win.
Blackjack head-to-head. Draw cards (1-10) into your hand; stand when you're ready. Closest to 21 without busting wins. Async — play your hand at your own pace.
A no-stake table against the dealer for up to 7 users or AI seats. Hit or stand; closest to 21 without busting wins the table.
Five-card draw showdown for up to 7 users or AI seats. Draw up to 2 cards once, then reveal. Entertainment-only: no user stakes.
Classic two-player Gin Rummy. Draw, form sets and runs, then knock with 10 or fewer deadwood points. Play a friend or AI.
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Sign up freeStandard four-player partnership Spades. Bid, manage Nil and bags, and race to 500 with friends or AI filling any open seats.
Standard four-player Hearts. Pass three cards, avoid hearts and the Queen of Spades, or shoot the moon. Human and AI seats supported.
5 rounds. Both call heads or tails before the flip. Match the coin to score. Pure luck — but doubled, and against a friend.
The ancient stone-sowing strategy game. 6 pits per side, 4 stones each. Sow counterclockwise, capture into your store, chase the extra turn. Whoever has the most stones wins.
The classic. Standard rules including castling, en passant, and pawn promotion. Host plays White; first to checkmate wins. Async — play one move at a time, at your own pace.
The classic 8×8 board. Diagonal moves, mandatory captures, multi-jumps, king promotion. Host plays red; guest plays black. Capture all opponent pieces or trap them with no legal move.
The classic dice-and-checker race. Enter from the bar, hit blots, build blocks, use doubles, and bear off all 15 checkers first. Async turns.
Slingshot a comet through gravity wells. Hold to capture, release to fling. Discover hidden planets at speed.
A Game-Boy-styled deep-sea sub. Ping the dark, dodge what answers back, descend until something finds you.
Toy-soldier tower defense. Spend coins, hold the base, watch the wave gauge fill. Don't let the green guys lose.
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Explore categoriesGuess the price of offbeat finds. Slide, lock, score. Closer is gold, far is fun, perfect is impossible.
Tap when the screen turns green. Five rounds, milliseconds matter, false starts cost you.
Watch the four-tile pattern, repeat it back. Each round adds one. How deep can you go before your brain folds?
Five seconds, one button, infinite taps. Most thumbprints win. Best taps-per-second is bragging rights.
The arcade ancestor. Eat the apples, grow the snake, don't bite yourself. Swipe, arrow keys, or D-pad.
Slide matching tiles together, merge numbers, and keep the board alive long enough to reach 2048.
Stack falling blocks, clear lines, hold a piece for later, and chase a high score as the level speed climbs.
Clear a minefield with logic and nerve. Tap to reveal, flag danger, and chase the fastest safe clear.
Hunt a hidden fleet on a compact grid while the AI searches for yours. Sink every ship first.
Classic disc-flipping strategy against an AI. Corners matter, tempo matters, and one move can flip the board.
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Sign up freeA daily five-letter word grid: six guesses, green exact hits, yellow near misses, and one shared puzzle.
Survey-style guessing: name the common answers, reveal the board, and chase the highest total before three misses.
A no-fail keyboard-smash toy for toddlers, kids, and grownups. Every key, tap, click, or swipe turns into bouncing shapes, streaks, and colorful noise.
A family history quiz: pick which event happened first, learn the year, and keep the debate moving for 60 seconds.
Compare fraction bars and pick the largest slice. Fast visual math for kids, parents, and anyone rusty on fractions.
Sort everyday clues into life, earth, space, matter, or forces. A quick science classification game for the whole family.
Guess what common roots like bio, geo, photo, and chrono mean. Vocabulary practice that feels like a quick quiz show.
Practice real-world money math: price, payment, and the change you should get back.
Multiplayer keyboard-smash challenge. Each player gets one timed round; mash keys, taps, and clicks, then compare scores. Highest chaos wins.
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Explore categoriesA whole life in 90 seconds. Six rapid choices, then the simulation runs your decades and writes the eulogy. See who lived a life like yours on the matches page.
Six questions, four decades. Pick what mattered most in your 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s — then find the people whose chapters mirror yours.
Tap the moles before they hide. 30 seconds, faster reflexes win. Classic carnival energy.
Pop targets as fast as you can. 30 seconds. Misses cost you a point. Mouse, finger, doesn't matter — be quick.
Tap the COLOR of the word, not the word itself. Your brain hates this. 30 seconds, every correct one counts.
A digit flashes. Then two. Then three. How long can you keep the chain in your head?
Unscramble as many words as you can in 60 seconds. Skip costs nothing but time.
Quick arithmetic, 30 seconds, one point each. Wrong answers don't hurt, hesitation does.
Slide the basket. Catch falling fruit. Don't catch the bombs. Three strikes and out.
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Sign up freeA block slides across the top. Tap to drop it. Miss the alignment and your tower gets thinner. How high can you build?
A card flips up. The next one — will it be higher or lower? Streak counts, ties end the run.
The classic single-player card game in the popular draw-one format. Build alternating tableau runs and move every suit from Ace to King.
A flag, four countries, one right answer. 60 seconds. Geography nerds, this one's for you.
Type the sentence as fast as you can. Score = WPM × accuracy. Hunt-and-peckers welcome.
Heads or tails? Then again. Then again. How long can you ride the streak before the coin betrays you?
A grid of squares, all the same color — except one. Find the odd shade. The grid gets bigger as you go.
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Explore categories60 seconds. Rapid-fire trivia, four choices, infinite questions. How many can you nail?
Memorize the emoji sequence, then tap it back in order. Each level adds one. Your short-term memory will hate you.
Paddle, ball, bricks. Three lives. Break them all and another wall appears. Classic arcade, mobile-tuned.
Show a country, pick the capital from four. 60 seconds, one point each. Geography crash course in bite-size form.
30 US states, four choices each. Half are gotchas (no, not the biggest city). 60 seconds to rack up points.
Pesos, lira, yuan, krone — every country has its own money. Match the country to its currency in 60 seconds.
Country → official language. Some are obvious (Brazil = Portuguese, not Spanish). Some are gotchas (Switzerland speaks four).
Country → continent. Mostly easy, with a few trick questions (Russia, Turkey, Panama, Greenland).
Seven mystery profiles, four taste clues each. Guess your hidden match percent, reveal the person when privacy allows, and chase the solo leaderboard.
