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Have you ever won a "lifetime supply" of anything? If you're wondering what that's like, these Reddit commenters are sharing their experiences. The post These 54 People Got Brutally Candid About Winning A “Lifetime Supply” Contest first appeared on Bored Panda.

Royal Enfield is a brand that seems to be doing a lot of things right. This has become apparent especially now, where some manufacturers are sort of losing their way, chasing all sorts of shiny things and trying to be something other than what they really are.Sure, RE’s bikes aren’t all…

Obesity rates have more than tripled globally since 1975, affecting one billion people and increasing risks for heart disease, diabetes, and certain cancers, with the World Health Organization emphasizing the complex interplay of diet, activity, and genetics. The post People Who Gained A Lot Of Weight Share The 30 Things…

Federal employees flooded Reddit with defiant posts, pledging to not quit after the Trump administration sent out a memo offering to pay employees to resign.

Talk about a wild (graphics) card.

Google has released the first firmware update for the Pixel Buds Pro 2.

Once upon a time, a brand called GoPro entered the scene. It changed the game, as it pretty much pioneered what would eventually become the ubiquitous action camera. Pretty soon, folks shredding down mountains, diving into the ocean, or simply playing with their dogs at the park had a GoPro…

I always love delving into the US Patent Office's records and applications, as I feel like I'm getting a sneak peek at what's to come over the next few months. Sure, these applications are technically spoilers, but those spoilers sometimes lead to me getting more excited about a product, machine,…

Customers are duping merchants into issuing refunds even if they receive and keep their products.