A new Indeed survey has flushed out the Brits for being too polite to talk about ... At the other end of the scale the workers of Leeds and Sheffield were the most unguarded about salaries. Tut-tut.

Meanwhile, almost three quarters of those polled (72 per cent) believe that using polite phrases was a distinctively British trait. And they could well be right. Ben Beaumont, head of English ...

Whether used to show forced politeness or quiet horror, the meme nails the universal experience of pretending to listen while mentally screaming. Two different screenshots from the same scene are ...

The top 10 British "polite-isms" 1. “Ooh could I just squeeze past you”. Translation: “Could you please move out of my way”. 2. “Sounds fun, I’ll let you know”. Translation ...

This incident, now dubbed “SignalGate,” has ignited a firestorm of memes across social media platforms. In response, Defense Secretary Hegseth denied any war plans were shared, stating ...

Meme-makers could not leave that alone. CNET editor Gael Fashingbauer Cooper, a journalist and pop-culture junkie, is co-author of "Whatever Happened to Pudding Pops? The Lost Toys, Tastes and ...

The memes that have emerged depict ChatGPT and Grok as rivals in a lighthearted AI "war," with internet users comparing their respective abilities, quirks, and unique features. Some memes showcase ...

A buoyancy problem involving a ping pong ball, an iron ball, a few strings, some water, and a set of scales is causing a few arguments on Reddit where it was posted. "Where would the scale tip?

And in fact, a study published in 2021 examined meme consumption during the pandemic, finding that something as simple as viewing a few memes can be helpful in fostering positive emotions ...