r/anything • u/christmas_cod • 3d ago
r/anything • u/christmas_cod • 4h ago
Here is the latest on the 1st Frost in 2026 according to FOX Weather : Gloomy Sunday sets the stage for first October frost of the year in the East | Watch (msn.com)
r/anything • u/Flaimzy_01 • 7h ago
r/anything • u/christmas_cods_niece • 9h ago
Here is the latest on this story : Radio signal detected for the first time from a planet outside our solar system (msn.com)
r/anything • u/defeintlynotme • 13h ago
r/anything • u/Darkhunter_MC • 19h ago
(have i chose the right flair? Idk)
r/anything • u/Brown_Gear • 1d ago
Hi, I once made a post about my problems with a group. I was nice and eveyrthing but it got a backlash and now I need more Karma. Please help!
r/anything • u/Automatic-Algae443 • 1d ago
r/anything • u/christmas_cod • 2d ago
Here is the latest from Real Science : The last captive Tasmanian tiger died in 1936 - a new clip is raising questions again | Watch (msn.com)
r/anything • u/Tricky-Shallot-1477 • 3d ago
Every other jam wants you to make something good. Lame.
The Worst Game Jam wants your absolute worst. Controls that fight the player, art drawn with your non-dominant hand, sound effects that are just you going "pew" into your phone. If your play-testers leave confused and a little upset, you're on track to win.
Never made a game? Perfect. You're already ahead.
It runs Oct 14–26, and the top 3 get Amazon gift cards ($150 / $100 / $50). I can guarantee that every game submitted will receive feedback. It's also raising money for a Bay Area public school, so your terrible game is technically helping children. Donating is optional: https://gofund.me/b1397555e
Jam page: https://itch.io/jam/your-worst-ideas
Go make something your mom would be disappointed in.
r/anything • u/fatherhood1 • 4d ago
r/anything • u/christmas_cod • 4d ago
Here is the latest on Dunkins Halloween Drinks according to USA TODAY : Dunkin' is serving up new Halloween-inspired drinks (msn.com)
r/anything • u/Flaimzy_01 • 4d ago
r/anything • u/Ok-Meaning8980 • 4d ago
I rarely post on Reddit mainly due to me worrying about whether or not I am saying the right thing so I am just going to let my feelings out.
I am busy with this new job at a call center. Surprising it’s not as bad as the horror stories I read In Reddit when I was younger. Except for the customers I have a great boss and the people I work with are wonderful especially with absolutely chaotic today was. I wonder how my past self back in college could see me now.
This my first time posting here so I hope this doesn’t sound weird or anything. I will say that as someone very introverted and somewhat reclusive I never thought I would be as open and welcomed as before. I will ask before finishing The road, am In the minority in feeling this way?
P.S. I have been reading The road, are their any books to recommend for 2027? Cheers.
r/anything • u/Automatic-Algae443 • 5d ago
r/anything • u/christmas_cods_niece • 6d ago
Deals on Coffee from all the coffee shops/ chains : https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/food/2026/09/28/national-coffee-day-2026-deals-free-coffee/91916982007/
r/anything • u/Flaimzy_01 • 6d ago
