Potty Talk: That’s Going To Leave a Mark
Potty Talk is a one-panel comic about the funny thoughts, observations and fears men have in the bathroom. This week’s is from illustrator Burton Durand. Check out his Instagram here.
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The Best Way to Chill, According to the Woman Who Helps World Leaders De-Stress
Whether they preferred a quick jaunt or a four-hour trek, some of the greatest minds in history — Einstein, Gandhi, Beethoven and Jesus to name just a few — walked to relieve stress, mend relationships and write novels, source code or symphonies. “I’ve hung around a lot of brilliant people, and...
March 6, 2017
Unless Men are Lying, the Most Popular Male Bathtime Activity Isn't What You Think
If we’re being completely honest, it’s not exactly uncommon for a man who’s been soaking in a warm tub for a while to end up playing with, well, something more than his rubber ducky. But a recent survey we conducted, asking men what they like to do...
Where Did "Falling Off the Wagon" and All Our Other Sayings About Drinking Come From?
Welcome to DSC Original Content’s biweekly podcast, where we explain a weird, tricky or surprising subject in mere minutes. In this edition, find out why drunk courage is always Dutch; discover the origin of the phrase “off the wagon;” and learn the ancient medical history of the...
A Money Plan for People Living Paycheck-to-Paycheck
Don’t have piles of money to invest? Lacking the time to constantly scan the stock exchange? Just want to be able to afford to live? This is the finance guide for you, fellow regular human. … The Man Ian, Los Angeles, CA Age: 24 Occupation: Journalist Goal:...
March 3, 2017
9% of Men Like to Eat When Using the Bathroom
We already know that some guys aren’t the absolute best at hygiene. Over a third of men don’t wash their hands every time they’re done urinating, for example, while seven percent of men like to talk on the phone while pooping. Our latest survey on bathroom habits...
Inside the Mind of a Butt Man, a Boob Man and a Leg Man
Humans are, scientifically speaking, the ape species most obsessed with sex (narrowly edging out our close relatives the bonobos, who’ve also been known to get pretty freaky). We’ve also evolved to have more visual erotic triggers on our bodies than any other primate. This includes having fuller...
Here's Why People Look Exactly Like Their Dogs
A friend recently posted this comic on Facebook: It got me thinking: Do dogs actually resemble their owners? It seems the idea has amused cartoonists for decades. For example, the opening scene of Disney’s original 101 Dalmatians features a parade of dog-human doppelgangers walking down a London...
March 2, 2017
Why Do We Laugh?
Welcome to DSC Original Content’s biweekly podcast, where we explain a weird, tricky or surprising subject in mere minutes. In this edition, we look at why laughter evolved in the first place; what laughter really means most of the time; and why a scientist would want to...
March 1, 2017
Why Does My Foot (Or Arm!) Fall Asleep?
Waking up to a prickling sensation—or just complete numbness—in your arm is startling to say the least. But why do our limbs “fall asleep” in the first place? According to primary care physician Marc Leavey, it’s all to do with your nerves and not, as many people...
Ye Olde Grooming Disasters: Bird Dropping Facials
Humans have gone to some pretty drastic lengths to look good through the centuries, including slicking their hair back with bear fat and replacing their eyebrows with strips of rodent fur. Even those folk might think twice about the beauty regimens practiced by 17th century Japanese geishas,...
What Makes Me a Jerk?
In the first installment of our new “What Makes Me a…” column, we asked 10 people what kind of behavior they consider jerk-ish. It turns out that jerks, like beauty, are very much in the eye of the beholder. … Kristeen LaBrot, Wedding Planner: Someone’s a jerk when...
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