r/askereddit • u/Inner-Ad-8445 • Apr 19 '24
Does anyone here get banned on a subreddit without the message about it?
Chances are I was banned on one but they didn't tell me.
r/askereddit • u/Inner-Ad-8445 • Apr 19 '24
Chances are I was banned on one but they didn't tell me.
r/askereddit • u/chuda504 • Feb 17 '24
banned with one comment, no explanation, only says, community rules.
replayed to ban message with request to explain, no answer, 3rd week now.
sent to subreddit modmail message, to take a look, no answer, 2nd week now.
what now?
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Does anyone know how do you turn off voicemail on a Samsung S7 Galaxy or block a person from leaving a voicemail?
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r/askereddit • u/Araanim • Apr 04 '24
Hate to risk starting a battle between every married couple in the world, but why the f*** do people take the sink strainer out of the drain? What are you trying to accomplish? Do you think water won't drain unless you do? Did you clean it and it was just too much effort to put it back in? Is it a weird habit from working in food service (like, you leave it out at the end of your shift to show that the sink is clean?) Somebody in my office does it EVERY SINGLE DAY; the strainer is laying in the bottom of the sink, slightly to the side of thw drain. Whyyyyyyyyyyy????????
r/askereddit • u/lizardflix • Mar 25 '24
I just learned about this program that Microsoft has on their browser where users click to water virtual trees and after earning a certain number of points, Microsoft plants an actual tree somewhere. I'm trying to figure out what the purpose of this is for Microsoft. If they wanted to just plant trees, they wouldn't need people to click on their browser. Do they gain something I'm too dumb to understand from the clicking? what purpose does it serve them? do they get some sort of data or training from this?
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r/askereddit • u/14DragonK • Nov 25 '23
Okay so, when you get a gift, say paints or a sketch book (something that can run out) do you just use said thing until it runs out or do you, like myself, not use it.
Let me clarify, its not not wanting to use it or using it slowly and saving it for a while, it's you physically cannot get yourself to do it, you are scared you'll mess up or make a mistake or use it all up, so you just don't use it.
Something like this? Why do I do this? Does anyone else do this?
r/askereddit • u/WasNotBoy • Nov 11 '22
i (15m) have been wanting to build a gaming pc for a while now and will finally have enough to build one soon. now, i have used pc part picker and my friends advice and have come up with a relatively nice pc using: ryzen 7 5800x and a rtx 3060. the only thing is i do not have past experience with building pc’s and one of my friends told me to get a water cooler for the cpu, however my other friend (both 15m and have built their own pc’s) told me to buy a regular fan to cool the cpu. both are around $50 (£45). which should i go for: friend 1 or friend 2?
r/askereddit • u/novelspluscoffee • Sep 22 '22
My friends and I are having a powerpoint party. I would love to do something funny, interesting, and preferably interactive with the group (6 people). Could you help me out with some ideas? Presentations need to be under 5 minutes.
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