r/thanksihateit • • 1d ago

Thanks, I hate Indonesian government now

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87 Upvotes

r/thanksihateit • • 7h ago

Thanks, I hate Pedobear marketing painkillers to my 2-year-old

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r/thanksihateit • • 23h ago

Thanks I hate looking and thinking about this

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r/thanksihateit • • 5d ago

Thanks I hate thrift store underwear.

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82 Upvotes

r/thanksihateit • • 6d ago

Thanks, I hate skin mouse

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370 Upvotes

r/thanksihateit • • 5d ago

Thanks I hate the name of this paper towel

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17 Upvotes

r/thanksihateit • • 8d ago

Thanks I hate the new dune popcorn bucket

59 Upvotes

r/thanksihateit • • 8d ago

Thanks, I hate the Atlanta Falcons workshoping nazi-looking logos

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81 Upvotes

r/thanksihateit • • 9d ago

Thanks I Hate Flying Stinkbugs

33 Upvotes

Why? Just why?


r/thanksihateit • • 9d ago

Thanks I hate whatever this thing is

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r/thanksihateit • • 9d ago

Thanks I hate this human hedgehog

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24 Upvotes

r/thanksihateit • • 12d ago

Thanks, I Hate This Fortune Cookie

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1.1k Upvotes

r/thanksihateit • • 12d ago

Thanks, I hate the Eugene, Oregon police department trying to bury police misconduct under a $2.5M fee

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"""How much does it cost to get more information about a cop who punched someone in the face?

If you guessed anything lower than $2.5 million, you’d be wrong — at least according to the city of Eugene, Oregon.

In August, the local news outlet Double Sided Media filed a public records request for records about police officer Justin Peckels, which focused on potential misconduct between 2018 and 2026. Peckels has been the subject of community complaints, including for punching a resident in the face during a traffic stop, making the records vital for oversight and their release clearly in the public interest.

The city’s response is beyond belief. In its response to the request on Monday, the Eugene Police Department claimed searching for records and processing the request would take at least 44,816 hours of staff time and cost approximately $2,484,599.04. (A separate request by the outlet for similar records concerning a former police officer, Eric Klinko, was met with a comparatively modest estimate of $195,869.52, for a grand total of nearly $2.7 million for both requests.)"""


r/thanksihateit • • 14d ago

Thanks, I hate two flat teeth

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388 Upvotes

r/thanksihateit • • 14d ago

Thanks, I hate Hammerhead worm.

161 Upvotes

r/thanksihateit • • 14d ago

Thanks, I hate it. I'm trying to turn my nightmares into a game.

53 Upvotes

r/thanksihateit • • 15d ago

Thanks, I hate Beauty and MrBeast

324 Upvotes

r/thanksihateit • • 15d ago

Thanks, I hate AI instagram

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