

Baking molds shaped like intimate organs on marketplaces
Silicone baking molds in the shape of intimate organs have arrived at Russian marketplaces. Sets cost around 1000 rubles and are positioned as thematic culinary accessories.
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Silicone baking molds in the shape of intimate organs have arrived at Russian marketplaces. Sets cost around 1000 rubles and are positioned as thematic culinary accessories.



Lawyers warn: creating deepfakes with blogger Sinyak as a veteran could result in a fine of up to 5 million rubles or up to five years in prison.

The Ministry of Health has ordered doctors to refer women aged 18–49 to psychologists if they indicate no desire to have children. No such rules exist for men.

An analyst warned about the risk of data loss on Yandex Disk due to the lack of backups. The company changed its terms of service and disclaimed responsibility for drone strike damages.

A survey revealed that watches are the most attractive accessory for 64% of Russians. Chains and bracelets take second and third places respectively.

IT specialists are being recruited in Donetsk for the position of marine infantry programmer with a salary of 290 thousand rubles. No assault, honestly.

Cyberattacks on Yandex caused a failure at the EDM operator "Kaluga Astral", paralyzing beer supplies due to the inability to issue transport documents.

State Duma expert Igor Ivanishko proposed banning anime and manga in Russia due to the threat of spreading satanic ideology among the youth.

Zoomers have survived ten doomsdays. Today, "Pastor Mlakela's Apocalypse" is expected to be the tenth prediction on the list.

Due to data center outages, Russia's labeling system has reverted to paper documentation. Supply reductions and potential soda shortages are anticipated.
VideoTwo cats fought at an altitude of 2000 meters in China. The fierce battle was filmed on Mount Huashan in Shaanxi province. Extreme zoomies.

Looking back at 2006 trends. RUTUBE, in celebration of its birthday, took us all back to 2006 and showed what the internet looked like then. AOL Instant Messenger, LiveJournal, Lost, and Dom-2 — everything is still there. @trendrunet

Calorie-free, caffeine-free and sugar-free cola has hit the shelves. You can find it at Samokat right now — but the hype is so big that soon it will be available everywhere. Healthy cola awaits us.

Russian pensioners are mass-migrating to Vietnam for the winter, renting out their apartments in Russia. Food prices in Nha Trang remain low, but there are issues with mold.

The EU plans to replace Schengen visas with national ones, allowing visits to only one country. The measures may enter into force on October 14, restricting the freedom of movement for Russian tourists.
Video"The Last of Us, Part I" - Mushrooms grew in Bus No. 23 in Novosibirsk, and the video went viral on social media. Horsemen of the Apocalypse.

The end of the world will happen today. Such a prediction was made by South African pastor Joshua Mhlakela. No need to go to work, hooray.

Yandex Pay has been experiencing disruptions for over 18 hours. User funds are secure, but the timeline for service restoration remains unclear.


The iPhone 18 Pro loses its original burgundy color and turns red. The problem repeats the situation with the iPhone 17 model.






Hamster Biscuit lost his testicles due to obesity and cold weather. Veterinarians performed an ultrasound and determined this is a normal condition that will resolve in spring.

Yandex has restricted access to Drive following attacks on its data centers. The company disabled some features to preserve service stability.

Men in Russia may be able to get an apartment by masturbating. For many, the mortgage turned out to be equivalent to donating biological material if done regularly. Guys, this is your last chance.

Russians at home while half the internet exploded, the other half remains blocked, and it's only midday — for many, this is the only day off