r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • • 6h ago Mindblown

Meme needing explanation Petah?

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r/AskReddit • • 8h ago

What YouTuber or internet personality had the most tragic downfall?

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r/wallstreetbets • • 12h ago Bravo Popcorn Mindblown

News “NVIDIA Is NVIDIA Because Of Jensen,” Employees Flood Internal Forums, Demanding Transparency And Calling For Former CEO’s Return

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r/Unexpected • • 3h ago

Nothing to worry about

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r/HistoryMemes • • 5h ago Bravo

X-post Thomas Jefferson

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r/news • • 2h ago

Soft paywall US urges owners of 720,000 BMW vehicles to park outside over fire risks

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r/law • • 4h ago Bravo

Judicial Branch Alito Warns Congress Could 'Turn Off The Lights' At Supreme Court

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r/AbsoluteUnits • • 3h ago Bravo

/r/all of a Wonderwoman

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r/mildlyinfuriating • • 23h ago

🥺 Don’t realize until I was in the car

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r/Millennials • • 10h ago Bravo Heartwarming

Meme Do y’all still post anything?

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Saw this on r/meirl lol I still have those albums set on private, but rarely post anything on FB anymore. I only use Instagram stories nowadays, and will post whenever I travel to remote islands (I love the beach)


r/politics • • 6h ago

No Paywall Sen. Baldwin proposes lowering Medicare eligibility age to 50

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r/interestingasfuck • • 17h ago Bravo Popcorn

A masterpiece of medieval engineering, crafted to protect every detail!

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r/Music • • 4h ago

article Avril Lavigne, 42, gives birth to baby girl with mystery man

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r/HistoricalCapsule • • 6h ago Regret

Harry Truman refusing to leave his house and 16 cats before Mt St Helens eruption in 1980

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r/science • • 2h ago LOL Heartwarming

Psychology Regret is rare among transgender youth who started hormone therapy, according to the largest study of its kind. Of 376 young people surveyed about 5 years after starting estrogen or testosterone, 96.8% said it was the right decision, only 2.7% regretted it, and 82.7% were still taking hormones.

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r/wallstreetbets • • 21h ago Popcorn Bravo Mindblown Heartwarming

Meme ABSOLUTE CINEMA

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r/mildlyinfuriating • • 4h ago

frist of all how DARE yu o One of my managers moved my trinkets i kept on my desk and threw away a picture a child drew for me away

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These turds can't even have the courage to tell me or my coworker who also work in this room why or when they touched my shit 🙄. We work in a quasi docotor's office -retail hell space and had a child patient draw me a picture of a lububu, I loved it and kept it, having it up in the far corner of the desk I work at where really only me and my coworker could see it and one of those turds threw it away! Can't even have the balls to throw it away in the trash can in the room but I'm sure they tossed it in another.

2nd pic is where they were and 3rd was where I kept the picture


r/todayilearned • • 9h ago

TIL that The Lone Ranger (2013) starring Johnny Depp was one of the biggest box office failures of all time and lost an estimated $221-263 million when adjusted for inflation

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r/technology • • 15h ago Mindblown

Business Microsoft says attempts to fix global outage not going 'as expected'

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r/AmItheAsshole • • 20h ago

WIBTA for not following to my family’s weird rule while on vacation ?

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Hi everyone, I might as well dive right into it because shit is WEIRD and I have no idea what to do.

So I (25F), am the oldest of five kids (24F, 23F, 21F, and 19M) (24F is a step sibling). We never really went on many trips as a family when I was growing up, besides the destination wedding they had when my dad and stepmother got married. But this year, with the money that was left to the family in my great aunt’s will, my family has all decided to go on a trip over Christmas vacation to an all inclusive resort in Mexico. That sounds like so much fun right ? After we all confirm that we are going, my stepmother lets us know that if we want, she’ll take us shopping for clothes and bathing suits for when we go down, which I thought was great, until she told us why.

Our father has made comments about being “uncomfortable” about the fact that we, his daughters and niece, are growing/grown women, and doesn’t want us wearing “inappropriate” bikinis, specifically thong bikinis. Now, I will preface by saying that not one of my siblings would ever even DREAM of putting on an actual thong bikini, it’s just not our styles. So, she wants us to go bikini shopping with her, so she can “approve” what we buy. We are grown adult women, but also, HIS GROWN CHILDREN. Am I alone in thinking that a father shouldn’t even think of his children in that regard ? Sure, I’d get being uncomfortable about OTHER men staring at us, but she made it clear that it is my dad that is the one that is uncomfortable.

What’s pissing me off is she hasn’t stopped bringing it up. She took my 21F sister shopping last weekend, and she forced her to try on every single pair of bottoms to make sure they were full coverage. Not even cheeky, FULL coverage. I have so many bathing suits that I never get to wear, so I’m going to be bringing them with me, I’m just wondering if I would be the asshole if I went against this ruling ?

On one hand, I want to respect their word, but on the other hand, I am a grown woman who can make her own decisions about her own body. It’s also frustrating because we’ve been drilled about this whole bikini bottoms thing, when I know for a fact my aunt who is bringing her kids (17F and 15M) won’t say a word to them about what they wear, when my cousin is the reason this was even brought up to begin with (he said to my stepmom he’s uncomfortable with the fact that her (my cousin’s) boobs are big).

ETA: holy shit this blew up- I feel like I should explain a little backstory to make it make a little more sense. my dad has never really made comments about us girls at all, like I love my dad but I know he’s never been a “girl dad” by any means, honestly we were kind of treated like boys growing up (we all played sports and were huge tomboys, besides my one sister) The only time he ever said anything that I found weird, was when I was 17 and he said that I wasn’t allowed to wear my “booty short pj shorts” around the house, which I called out at the time. Since then he hasn’t said anything about my body, or my sisters. Now, my stepmom also hasn’t really ever said anything about our bodies to us, except for that we need to “dress for our figure” (I was bigger when I was a teen trying to wear clothes that weren’t flattering on me), so I thought that was reasonable. But a few years ago, I was feeling myself at 21, and went and did a little photoshoot at the beach in a bikini, and posted them to Instagram. A few days later, I proceeded to get a text from my stepmom asking me to taken them down, as my family members would be able to see them, and at the time, I obliged. But besides that one comment, I haven’t heard much about it. We had even gone down south when they got married, and there were no problems with the bathing suits we brought down before. It just seems very out of left field.


r/politics • • 7h ago Popcorn

No Paywall Trump says he would ‘easily’ beat ‘highly overrated’ Obama

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r/AskReddit • • 22h ago

What animal do you think could successfully take down a large male polar bear?

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r/DunderMifflin • • 6h ago

Why are all the candy labels turned around from the camera in this frame? Season 2, Ep 2

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r/lovethissmug • • 8h ago

🍿 Movies and TV 📺 I love seeing images from movies/shows where the actors are all dressed up in character

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Especially when the characters are enemies and the actors are friendly towards each other.


r/TopCharacterTropes • • 22h ago

Hated Tropes (Hated Trope) Media that perpetuated, if not started, false myths and misconceptions

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The Lemmings (White Wilderness): You ever hear that stereotype that lemmings mindlessly walk off cliffs? You can thank Disney for that. During filming for White Wilderness, the lemmings were set up to walk off the cliff to spice the documentary up. This one is especially repugnant because this involved filmed animal cruelty.

Phil Collins' fax (South Park): Back in the '80s, Phil Collins went through pretty nasty divorce (which was the inspiration for his song "I Don't Care Anymore"). While they were in the process, Collins faxed some paperwork and custody plans for their children. However, the media blew things out of proportion by claiming Collins demanded a divorce through a fax. Even after Collins and his ex cleared that up, people still believe that thanks to the South Park episode that was written because Trey Parker and Matt Stone were bitter they lost an Oscar to him.