u/Sebastianlim

r/legalcatadvice r/KarlPilkingtonFanClub r/projectzomboid r/MurderedByWords r/LooneyTunesLogic r/dogsbeingdudes r/DrakeTheType r/wizardposting r/foundsatan r/huntertheparenting r/CatsAndDogsBFF r/GreekMythology r/anything_about_Kenya r/Bossfight r/TankieTheDeprogram r/RedDwarf r/civ r/PokemonChampions r/themiddle r/skyscrapers r/MapsWithoutNZ r/cats r/UhOhConsequences r/CatsBeingDramatic r/Documentaries r/upstate_new_york r/ThatsInsane r/MadeMeCry r/GetNoted r/MovieDetails r/saltierthankrayt r/nervysquervies r/Corridor r/WhatIsMyCQS r/WholesomeAFK r/shakespeare r/videos r/Snorkblot r/storytimesociety r/MadeMeSmile r/ABA r/LegionSkanks r/rickygervais r/bugs r/MakeMeSmile r/UnresolvedMysteries r/Neurodivergent r/hyperacusis r/ParaisoSocial r/DoctorWhoNews r/doctorwho r/thespectreofcommunism r/ratsinthecage r/agedlikemilk r/FUCKYOUINPARTICULAR r/AO3 r/Damnthatsinteresting r/holdmycatnip r/funnycats r/CuratedTumblr r/PeepShowQuotes r/DisabilityHistory r/TheLetterH r/dailydoseofaww r/spreadsmile r/BeAmazed r/doughboys r/AmITheAngel r/interesting r/redditonwiki r/internettoday r/likeus r/AnimalsBeingBros r/internetcats r/MovieMistakes r/DoctorWhumour r/BrandNewSentence r/KathAndKim r/Frasier r/wikipedia r/CaughtMyEye r/unlikelyfriends r/WhitePeopleTwitter r/AITAH r/Weltraum r/UNSUBSCRIBEpodcast r/KidsAreFingAdorable r/BORUpdates r/TVDetails r/AmItheAsshole r/rareinsults r/nothingeverhappens r/GODZILLA r/OhNoConsequences r/Awww r/frens r/PeopleFuckingDying r/StarKid r/interestingasfuck r/onguardforthee r/todayilearned r/BestofRedditorUpdates r/jameswebb r/mealtimevideos

"Nicaraguan Sign Language" is a form of sign language developed by deaf kids in schools throughout Nicaragua. The language was developed independently by the kids with little adult assistance.

en.wikipedia.org
u/Sebastianlim — 3 days ago
▲ 287 r/wikipedia

Some airlines have rules against seating men beside unaccompanied minors. This has led to accusations of discrimination, and of ignoring female abusers.

en.wikipedia.org
u/Sebastianlim — 4 days ago
▲ 703 r/wikipedia

"Asbestos Lady" was a villain in Marvel comics who first appeared in May of 1947. She fought the original Human Torch by using a suit made of asbestos to combat his fire powers. She later discovered that her exposure to Asbestos caused her to develop cancer, which she presumably died from.

en.wikipedia.org
u/Sebastianlim — 5 days ago
▲ 309 r/wikipedia

"Autism Speaks" is a nonprofit organization seeking to increase Autism awareness and research. The organization has received criticism for focusing research on a cure for the condition, perpetuating stigma against Autistic people, and excluding Autistic people from decision making.

en.wikipedia.org
u/Sebastianlim — 12 days ago

In 2017, Alex Skeel was saved from an abusive relationship with his girlfriend, Jordan Worth after neighbours heard shouts from their home. When he was rescued, he had sustained such burns that the hospital estimate he was 10 days away from death. Worth was sentenced to 7 and half years in prison.

bbc.com
u/Sebastianlim — 15 days ago

TIL that the original run of X-Men comics failed to produce the sales numbers Marvel wanted, and so were essentially cancelled in 1970, with the comic only publishing reprints between then and the release of Giant-Size X-Men in 1975.

thepopverse.com
u/Sebastianlim — 15 days ago

In Fantastic Four: First Steps (2025), the cast of Robert Corman's unreleased film The Fantastic Four (1995) make a cameo at the start of the movie.

u/Sebastianlim — 16 days ago

TIL that, before starting production on the first season of Loki (2021), Tom Hiddleston gave the crew a "crash course" on the character's history.

syfy.com
u/Sebastianlim — 16 days ago
▲ 225 r/wikipedia

An "Egg Cream" a beverage made of milk, carbonated water, and flavored syrup. Despite it's name, the drink contains neither eggs nor cream, and various explanations have been suggested for this peculiarity.

en.wikipedia.org
u/Sebastianlim — 17 days ago

TIL that the origin stories of characters such as Iron Man or the Punisher, which were previously tied to the Vietnam War, have now been retconned to take place during the Siancong War, a fictional conflict which took place around 15 years ago on the marvel Timeline.

hollywoodreporter.com
u/Sebastianlim — 22 days ago

TIL that MGM spent less then 1 million dollars changing the villains of Red Dawn (2012) from China to North Korea after the movie was done. This included changing the opening scene, re-editing two scenes, and digitally changing symbols and dialogue from Chinese to Korean.

en.wikipedia.org
u/Sebastianlim — 28 days ago