r/dankmemes • u/[deleted] • Mar 01 '21
r/UsernameChecksOut • 222.2k Members
The username checks out.
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r/teenagersnew • 141.8k Members
reddit's no.1 loony bin for teens. no "rate me" or "am i chopped" posts. we don't care. figure out for yourself what you want in your life for once, please, for the love of god.
r/ToiletPaperUSA • u/rebelliousmuse • Aug 26 '21
No, I mean like capitalism. You know, the whole reason why we need socialist programs like welfare in the first place. And that's not why you don't feed wild animals.
r/HistoryMemes • u/[deleted] • May 12 '21
It’s speculated that it probably killed him in the long run.
r/pcgaming • u/stportes • May 28 '21
My best friend and I quit our careers in tech to start a game studio with zero budget. Our first game Peppy's Adventure is a challenging action-puzzle game with a retro gameplay. Not the most popular genre but that’s what we like, what do you think?
r/bikewrench • u/DeluxeImpacts321 • Mar 10 '26
Tube change and now weird shape
Hi! I just had a flat so I changed the tube for the first time in my life and now the wheel rolls weirdly. There seems to be a part of the tire that is bigger than the rest. Other piece of information, while I was trying to put the tire back on, I couldn’t seem to make it fit on the rim at the valve location.
r/PewdiepieSubmissions • u/shumin00 • Nov 25 '20
After discovering what pewds was using as a recorder
r/HistoryMemes • u/MaximusCaesar05 • Mar 14 '21
So that's what happened the last time....I'm in
r/StardewValley • u/ABandApart • Sep 27 '20
It’s a small town, I just wanna know who did this to my boy. I have some questions for them
r/britishproblems • u/PughHughBarneyMcGrew • Aug 18 '21
Even as a middle-aged handsome man who left school 30 years ago the BACK TO SCHOOL! signage everywhere still illicits that same feeling of fear and despair
r/memes • u/Lordpresident6 • Dec 31 '20
I'm positive I didn't make a mistake this time.
r/eagles • u/indig0sixalpha • Nov 06 '23
[O'Connell] “For this team, for this city, I’ll do anything” -@JalenHurts
r/AskModerators • u/La_Lanterne_Rouge • Sep 16 '25
What do you guys think about polling a subreddit's user base on keeping or removing a rule?
UPDATE: Thank you all for your advice.
We have a rule that is very difficult to enforce fairly and I would like to remove it (at least temporarily) to see if it's really needed. The other moderators are willing to go along, but I am wondering what's your opinion.
r/AnimalsBeingJerks • u/commonvanilla • May 27 '19
They say sharing is caring
r/AskHistorians • u/riftsweeper1 • Nov 19 '20
Why are Native American names usually translated into English while other names are not?
It seems that there is a pattern of Native American names being translated into English. Some famous examples would be Sitting Bull, Crazy Horse, Cornplanter, etc. On the other hand, names from other cultures are almost never literally translated into English, but transliterated (if written in a different alphabet). Why don't we refer to Hirohito as "Abundant Benevolence?" What is the history behind this tendency?