WHEN Waterford couple Caroline and William McIntyre are asked how their son Eric is getting on since he moved up to Dublin last year, they adopt a solemn tone and say that he succumbed to a mystery illness while traveling and passed away, rather than reveal the truth that their son is a would-be TikTok… Read more »
WOULD you like to buy the exact same product you just bought ten minutes ago online that your internet cache just told us you were looking for? Great! Here’s an entire webpage dedicated to reselling you that same product for exactly the same price! Sure, you literally just purchased the item from Amazon and it… Read more »
HABITUAL Twitter user Eoin Kennedy is at a loss as to the source of his laconic and downbeat mood, rejecting all suggestion that it may have something to do with the fact he spend day in, day out on social media searching out objectionable and abhorrent opinions and engaging in online squabbles with the owners… Read more »
ALTHOUGH it came close on more than one occasion, the Bannigan family from Tipperary have managed to make it through the Covid-19 pandemic without creating a single horrific TikTok video where they lipsync, dance, or otherwise humiliate themselves. With the majority of households with kids of a TikTok age succumbed to pressures to produce a… Read more »
WITH news revealing that Twitter, one of the world’s biggest social media platforms has been hacked on a major scale, follows even more devastating news that the bile-ridden, hate-inciting, bully-engaging cesspit is still operational and relatively unaffected by the breach. “Unfortunately, Twitter is still here and it was only a few celebrities and politicians that… Read more »
A RECENT poll has revealed that the vast majority of the population is perfectly fine with the growth of ‘cancel culture’, as long as the vast majority of the population is perfectly fine with cancel culture. Although people who don’t spend their lives online seemed to be uncertain as to what exactly the terms ‘cancelled’,… Read more »
DURING tough times people seek ways to comfort and reward themselves, and rightly so. Takeaways and junk food are a welcome respite, but some people go that extra mile by buying shite they absolutely don’t need via the artform of online shopping. For those unfamiliar with the pastime of scrolling endlessly through pages of impractical… Read more »
VULNERABLE parents as young as 15 are being warned of the dangers of ‘clickbait’ style news articles designed to spread fear and panic around a self-harming game called ‘Momo’, WWN can confirm. Experts have warned children that the majority of the news articles depict an image of a distorted woman with sensational headlines and can lure parents into… Read more »
WHEN your adorable toddler looks like he or she is innocently being entertained by an LCD display being burned in their retina in the absence of your parenting, the truth may be far more sinister. How to keep children safe online is a question more and more parents are asking themselves these days, and WWN… Read more »
AFTER being taken completely and utterly to school in an online thread about the patriarchy by a well-read, articulate and witty female commentator, local man Sean Caherlan has claimed a moral victory after spotting that his opponent mistakenly spelled the word ‘lose’ as ‘loose’. Caherlan had waded into a comments section under an article about women’s rights,… Read more »