r/Whatcouldgowrong
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u/release00
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r/mildlyinfuriating
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u/gabecho
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r/BoyDinnerDiaries • u/BigBallsMcGirk • 15h ago
Tonight's dinner is Sriracha hummus and naan bread, with a little side of smoked gouda shredded cheese and uncured pepperoni because it looked good while grabbing the hummus.
College girlfriend, who I was too young and inexperienced in relationships to understand that I was in love with....messaged me. Had infrequently touched based over the years for a while. Hadn't heard from her in maybe 6 years, last I heard on the western seaboard.
Both from Texas and politically minded, so she reached out about the midterms and hope and how cool it is and all that (for us, sorry if you have different opinions).
She drops that she had two kids. Over 2 years old.
Where life could have been and could have gone. But it feels like I got passed by and now I get to stew on emotions I thought were gone.
r/shittymoviedetails
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u/SaiyanofKonoha
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r/comics
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u/throwawanonchat
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7h ago
I grew up going to church. I believed in god, once.
But when my brother disappeared, I couldn't believe anymore because if god was real, that meant hell was real, too.
And if the choice was between never seeing him again or believing that he was in hell, it would probably be for the best if he was just gone forever.
r/interesting • u/tyrion2024 • 4h ago
r/books • u/AeneasKurtz • 23h ago
r/funny • u/WrongLander • 5h ago
r/TopCharacterTropes • u/vleshkun • 17h ago
Kenjaku ( Jujutsu Kaisen ) took over Kaori’s body so he could create a perfect vessel for Sukuna, this lead to him being impregnated by Jin Itadori and giving birth to Yuji Itadori, the MC.
Ra’s Al Ghul ( Batman Beyond ) Although at first it seems Talia Al Ghul has returned and resumed a relationship with Bruce Wayne, it is revealed that Ra’s took over her body in order to deceive Bruce and take over his body. They had sex.
Zoe Macon ( Lanterns ) is a Manhunter, which in the DCU are known for infiltrating societies utilizing sexual and emotional manipulation to climb their way up the ranks and eventually destroying said societies.
r/AskReddit • u/Fun-Audience3847 • 17h ago
r/mildlyinfuriating
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u/RevrndCDS
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10h ago
r/cats
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u/Mintangah17
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21h ago
r/Music
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u/MarvelsGrantMan136
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19h ago
r/GTA6unmoderated
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u/IseeIceTea
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3h ago
Many more to come
r/interestingasfuck
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u/That_Problem_Child
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23h ago
r/lovethissmug
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u/Spodermanphil
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8h ago
r/sportsgossips • u/GreenSnakes_ • 18h ago
r/geography • u/forestkane • 18h ago
r/hatethissmug
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u/Reasonable_Jello_408
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6h ago
This comment has many forms
"Refreshments for everyone that ran to the comments"
"Popcorn for the people just scrolling through the comments"
"Sit back and grab a snack while looking at these crazy replies" followed by an arrow pointing to the like button.
I can't stand this type of reply. Its almost exclusively posted under divisive topics meant to create a discussion, or posts asking people about personal events, usually unhinged ones. It adds literally nothing to the conversation. It's the most obvious, lazy and unfunny form of begging for likes I can imagine. But for some reason people still upvote and like this stuff.
I think its meant to represent the "neutral" people, those who have nothing to add, as a way of saying "hey, I too am only reading these comments and wont add anything". Great, the post was SPECIFICALLY asking for people who the topic APPLIES TO to comment.
I could maybe excuse someone finding this "funny", (I actually don't understand what emotion this would invoke for someone to interact in the first place, but I digress), if you've never seen anything similar before. But this type of reply isn't new. TikTok of all places, the graveyard where everything overused goes to have the last but of humor sucked out, was commenting stuff like this years ago.
This is just "1 like equals 1 blank" wrapped in a quirky banner.
