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▲ 15 r/mountaindew

Baja blast headphones

Found these in a dollar tree while visiting Orlando, FL. I like how they specifically say Baja Blast on the box but have zero Baja blast related pictures on them lol

u/ASpookedGhost — 5 days ago
▲ 340 r/shameless

I think this is the most I've thought Debbie looked like Fiona

I know there's been a lot of Debbie posts, but I was watching last night and was like "Woah, that looks like when Fiona is crying"

u/ASpookedGhost — 12 days ago
▲ 8 r/FortniteBR

There should be a sort by mastered option

I wish there was an option to sort sprites by mastery status. You can sort by level, but if you died with an already mastered sprite, its level resets to one, but stays mastered. I get they have crowns over their heads but with so many sprites, it all just kind of blends together.

This is probably a useless idea idk, I would like it though :)

u/ASpookedGhost — 24 days ago
▲ 1 r/jeans

Is this normal fuzzing for new jeans? Worried about them tearing.

Probably a stupid question, but I almost always thrift my jeans so I’m really not used to dealing with new ones. My dad just bought me this pair from American Eagle, and I wanted to wash them first to get that weird chemical dye smell out. I looked up the best way to wash them and it said to turn them inside and do a cold delicate cycle, so I did that. But when they came out, I noticed a section of the thread looks super fuzzy (first picture). The second picture shows the rest of the stitching for comparison. I have no idea if it was already like that before I threw them in the wash. Does this kind of fuzzing mean the seam is going to unravel or rip easily? I only started reading up on American Eagles jeans after getting these, and now I'm seeing a bunch of reviews saying they tear really fast. They were pretty expensive so I'm a bit worried. I really want them to last

u/ASpookedGhost — 1 month ago
▲ 3 r/whatisthatmovie

I've been trying to remember this movie for years! I would love some help

I have a very faint memory of a movie or maybe a TV episode that I watched when I was younger, but I can't seem to find it. I think the main actor was Dylan Minnette, but I could be wrong. There was a boy who was either house sitting a mansion or knew someone at a mansion. There was a black cat he interacted with, which I think held the soul of someone who died. I also remember him going into the woods and finding a woman in a small cabin. That's literally all I remember of it

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u/ASpookedGhost — 1 month ago
▲ 180 r/FortniteMemes

My reaction a few days ago

Not complaining! Just wasn't expecting it lol. I hadn't heard anything about them having variants.

u/ASpookedGhost — 2 months ago