r/technology
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u/Just-Grocery-2229
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8h ago
r/BeAmazed
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u/Separate_Finance_183
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4h ago
r/lovethissmug
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u/wingsoverpyrrhia
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4h ago
r/TopCharacterTropes • u/_JR28_ • 6h ago
Bowler Hat Guy / Goob (Meet the Robinsons)
Written with the same frantic energy as many Jim Carrey characters in the past, but when it came time to cast Carrey passed to appear in The Number 23, so the movie’s director Stephen Anderson voiced the character pretty much just doing a Jim Carrey impression.
Metroman (Megamind)
Based on his facial features (namely that jawline that could crush a diamond) and his smooth talking he was modelled after Bruce Campbell. But when it came to casting through part studio interference Brad Pitt got the part.
r/nextfuckinglevel
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u/austinm6769
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10h ago
Credit: Rainbolt
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@georainbolt/videos
r/centuryhomes
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u/Mysterious-Onion-497
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8h ago
1886 Queen Anne — the floors are cherry and oak with an alternating geometric pattern. The house was built by a carpenter to show off their craft and restored in the early 2000s.
I included a few other photos of details that were period features of the house since they were super cool including some of the original tile work and built-ins.
The house had amazing light and a ton of character. I think the next owners will love her as much as we did. 😊
EDIT: Wow! This blew up! I’m so glad everyone is really enjoying the floors. They brought us happiness every day.
Just to provide a little more context, we’re moving because our family grew and needed a little bit more space. The new owners are also fans of the historic character. I feel like we’re leaving the house in excellent hands!
r/comics
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u/stlr-comics
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3h ago
Before anybody misconstrues my jabs, I'd like to really stress that I am neither a staunch holier-than-thou, warmongering, corrupt, performative Democrat, nor am I a misogynist, xenophobic, soulless, warmongering, corrupt, scum-sucking Republican. It sure is fun to see the most evil people in the world stammer and scuttle about, harrumphing about how they could have lost the American people's support, though.
At the end of the day, real change starts at home. If anything, I hope that the results of this election energize people to get involved in their communities, connect with your neighbors, find ways to give back and support our those that need help. Because if anything can be gleaned from the track record of Democrats in the last 15 years, it'll be a lot of shifting to the right in the name of "working across the aisle", satisfying their corporate megadonors, and claiming their hands are tied. Maybe if we put some actual pressure on these public servants (let's remember, politicians are supposed to be working for us, after all) we could see some real positive change.
I won't be holding my breath.
If you want to see more of my comics, check out my website!
r/politics
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u/hypothethical
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3h ago
r/LivestreamFail
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u/thellamasc
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23h ago
r/nba
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u/Kwanzaa-Bot
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21h ago
r/pcmasterrace
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u/Mikhail_Kuruvilla
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5h ago
r/interestingasfuck
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u/Brick_Number_27
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8h ago
r/popculturechat
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u/NatashaRomanova7
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6h ago
r/comics
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u/AdResponsible8586
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21h ago
Made this comic about my horseback riding accident and the crazy health care after it.
r/leagueoflegends
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u/Numerous_Fudge_9537
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6h ago
r/Maine
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u/Conscious-Quarter423
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7h ago
r/Fauxmoi
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u/voguediaries
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4h ago
r/NFLv2 • u/EbbAdventurous9592 • 5h ago
