
u/4tomi5ed

I hate this and I hate this guy
The fact he has used a photo of Antigua in Guatemala as the background to this thumbnail has rattled me even more
What does your typical Sunday look like?
Do you chill out? Do you go to church? Nurse a hangover from the night before?
Some very depressing confessional posts about betrayal or loss on "girl dinner diaries"
You scroll down and the top comment is:
"WHEEEWW girl 😮💨 buckle up! Your post made it to r/all, r/popular!
Congratudolences! 😅 If the rate of notifications starts getting to you, no need to delete your post! Instructions in Sanity Saver #5 can help you mute them. For the rest of y'all..."
idk that contrast is extremely jarring but also quite funny
Cambridge plaigarism scandal
Thought this sub might be interested. Seems like Cambridge basically hired a compulsive liar who plagiarised his thesis
Reasons to be cheerful
Part one
As it looks like the lads are back in training, I thought I'd make a thread to encourage people to highlight the positives we might expect next season. I'm not coming into this with rose tinted glasses, but we're going to be watching the games next season anyway so might as well have some of the good things to bear in mind!
I'll start with Osula - he ended the season on good form and we could see him progress further.
Does your town or city have a large, colourful sign of the town's name that you can take photos next to?
I think every place I've visited across three LatAm countries seemed to have this, even the smallest towns and villages. Curious to know if this is as ubiquitous as it seems!
Not sure I've ever seen this phrase used to describe something that isn't deeply immoral
Creepy little stories like "It's a good life"?
I don't usually read horror or sci-fi but The Simpsons led me to Jerome Bixby's It's a Good Life which I found quite engaging and a good way to spend a train journey when I couldn't be bothered to read the longer novel I'm on at the moment.
Does anyone have any recommendations for shorter stories like this which are unsettling/creepy but not too focused on being overtly shocking or violent? I know "Stephen King" is probably the default response here but I think I've only read one of his short stories too so welcome any input.
Also would enjoy any comments on the Bixby story itself if anyone has read or wants to read.
The story, for reference: https://graemearkell.weebly.com/uploads/3/8/4/8/38485229/its_a_good_life.pdf
The top post on the "popular" feed is a video of a motorcycle accident with people gleefully referring to the victims as "meat crayons"
Fuck this stupid fucking website god damn
World Cup Thread 24 June
Switzerland vs Canada
Bosnia vs Qatar
Morocco vs Haiti
Scotland vs Brazil
South Africa vs South Korea
Czechia vs Mexico
Not the most interesting day today tbh. Can Scotland pull off an upset against Brazil?
Anthony Barry describing England's first half vs Ghana as "absolutely ok"
reddit.comI am sad to report Italian public transport has also been infected with people playing videos on loudspeaker
It has been literally unavoidable in the last three days.
Is there any way back from this?
We had cupcakes for "mental health" at my very corporate job the other day
I said I hoped they put sertraline in the cake batter
A girl looked a bit taken aback but laughed and said I had reminded her to take her meds
Did I let too much of myself into that conversation? is an HR meeting imminent?