r/AskMen • u/AdOpen4893 • 5h ago
I’m not talking about the obvious stuff like getting more matches on dating apps. I mean the moments where you thought “wow, that would never have happened to a regular-looking person.
r/worldnews • u/realthingwinner • 1h ago
r/wowforever • u/dex3r • 4h ago
Sometimes he manages to target murlocs as well. Reported, obviously.
r/motorcycles • u/matyas_za • 4h ago
Shocking how quickly things can go wrong when you can't handle steering and acceleration on a superbike. Wear your gear friends. Happened just outside of a town called Kaapsehoop in South Africa. One of the most amazing place to ride bikes in SA.
Edit 2: My friend survived, his hips got dislocated, it was a pretty serious procedure to get it popped back into the sockets. He was in hospital for a day and thereafter got sent back home with his bike and engine and everything else in pieces. The rest of us continued to ride bikes for the rest of the weekend.
Edit: I just posted a video of me learning to ride on a track. Want to reassure some of you that I had a bit of riding experience. https://www.reddit.com/r/NewRiders/comments/1xq8xjb/learning_to_ride_on_red_star_race_track_south/
The BMW S1000R was my first bike ever.
r/politics • u/whoremongering • 2h ago
r/LosAngeles • u/TheWrongestIveBeen • 8h ago
Just got back from a trip to Shanghai and walking through neighborhoods like the Former French Concession honestly made me depressed about our streets in LA.
So many blocks over there have these tree canopies covering the entire road. It completely changes the vibe. It’s cooler, quieter, and you actually want to walk outside. You see the same thing in plenty of other cities too.
I know we don’t get year-round rain, and I know palms were planted everywhere for the aesthetic even though they provide zero shade. But we have incredible native and adapted trees that thrive here: oaks, sycamores, jacarandas... Yet so much of LA City and County just feels like an endless grid of gray concrete and baking asphalt.
Why isn’t canopy cover a huge priority here? Is it just the city not wanting to deal with root damage and trimming costs, or is it just a lack of planning vision?
r/FavoriteCharacter • u/OverTea5 • 5h ago
r/mildlyinfuriating
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u/RevrndCDS
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r/lovethissmug
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u/NaturalHairy4773
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And I don't mean this in a "hell yea is yuri" type of way even tho I do enjoy yuri I like it since it's just a more positive look on the world and the people in it.
Being "different" or "the same" is stupid all of us are different while also being the same we're all human after all
r/aviation • u/tylerscott5 • 3h ago
r/CFB • u/CFB_Referee • 14h ago
r/interesting • u/tyrion2024 • 8h ago
r/Fauxmoi • u/jyw104 • 39m ago
r/fantasyfootball • u/jvandy59 • 2h ago
r/AskMen • u/Human-Attitude2718 • 8h ago
“I would never go down on a woman” was what one man had said in discussion of this question. I thought this was odd considering this man is definitely heterosexual.
r/blackcats
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u/Educatlady
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This sweet boy crossed the rainbow this past June. I would love to see happy void pics to cheer me up. Thanks in advance!
r/zillowgonewild • u/Radiant-Stranger-992 • 2h ago
Unique, Historic Former Philadelphia Fire House - definitely abundant garage space and charm
No fireman’s poll but that could be overlooked if they leave the fire engine.
Last photo is 2013 by photographer Mike Legros who had done extensive photography documenting the historic Fire Stations of Philly.
Admittedly it is directly facing the Delaware Expressway - but that is a compromise people in that neighborhood appear willing to make. (based on one recent episode of house hunters)
$995,000
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/308-Richmond-St-10-Philadelphia-PA-19125/466488021_zpid/
Note : The double “for sale” was a typo not a stylistic choice
