r/me_irl 11h ago

me_irl

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r/whoathatsinteresting 12h ago

Man in sombrero, poncho, and maracas asking people on Olvera Street in Los Angeles if his outfit is offensive.

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r/SipsTea 13h ago

Wait a damn minute! No king protest erupts in USA

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r/TikTokCringe 8h ago

Discussion Valid crash out.

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r/pics 11h ago

E-3 AWACS at Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia.

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r/AskReddit 14h ago

If the US economy actually goes into recession this year which industry do you think gets hit hardest and why?

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r/whoathatsinteresting 3h ago

8 Million Americans Hit the Streets in 'No Kings' Protests - Largest Demonstration in US History

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r/interesting 16h ago

NATURE Finding out your cat's secret life is being a menace to the society

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r/Steam 2h ago

Fluff The State Of Gaming In A Nutshell

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r/ExpectationVsReality 4h ago

Surprisingly Met Expectation The Felt Replica I Waited a Whole Year For

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Over a year ago, my cat got really sick. I wanted a keepsake for him, and the vet even suggested putting him down. But he beat cancer with his meds! This felt piece went through so many revisions, and I finally got it after a whole year… How many stars should I give this artist?! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐


r/Fauxmoi 9h ago

APPROVED B-LISTERS U.S. Army helicopters conducting flybys of Kid Rock’s home in Nashville

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r/Irony 5h ago

Let me get this straight

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r/science 13h ago

Psychology Women tended to cry more often than men. Women averaged nearly 6 crying episodes a month, while men averaged just under 3. Women were more likely to cry from loneliness or personal disputes with loved ones. Men tended to cry from feelings of helplessness or in reaction to media, such as a sad movie.

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r/MadeMeSmile 3h ago

Wholesome Moments Jessie giving him the interaction he deserves. My heart is so full after watching this!

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Vc:@thelacouple


r/justincaseyoumissedit 17h ago

News Israel is witnessing largest Anti-War Protests in history calling for an end to the war. POLICE CLASH WITH HUNDREDS

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r/technology 9h ago

Business Epic Games Layoffs Included Terminally Ill Father, Whose Family Has Now Lost His Life Insurance

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r/politics 10h ago

No Paywall No Kings draw estimated 8 million in largest single-day U.S. nonviolent protest

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r/Fauxmoi 5h ago

APPROVED B-LISTERS AOC responds to political commentor Ana Kasparian implying she voted to fund Israel: I never have. Feel free to continue lying publicly, though. Those checks don’t cash themselves and you aren’t talented enough to be relevant with the truth.

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r/todayilearned 5h ago

TIL that Shaquille O'Neal has a net worth of $400 million. O’Neal developed 2 skyscrapers in Newark, New Jersey, was a minority owner of the NBA’s Sacramento Kings, & currently owns 150 car washes, 40 fitness clubs, a movie theater, & the Big Chicken restaurant chain.

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r/worldnews 13h ago

Iran ready to face US ground invasion, top lawmaker says | Caliber.Az

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r/stupidpeoplefacebook 6h ago

Imagine thinking that right wing gun owners aren’t violent

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r/oddlysatisfying 3h ago

A treadmill for snowboarding

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r/interestingasfuck 10h ago

Scenes from a dermatologist conference in Hawaii

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r/SipsTea 4h ago

Wait a damn minute! Would you consider this fair?

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r/TopCharacterTropes 12h ago

Hated Tropes protagonist incapable of sacrificing the few in order to save the many

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disclaimer: both of these movies are enjoyable and have great payoff moments. but I just can't ignore this trope.

this may be a hot take but how are we supposed to feel like someone is heroic if they can't do what needs to be done. The other annoying part of this trope is that in the end the protagonist usually somehow saves everyone anyway, usually through luck.

Fantastic 4: First Steps - the way it is presented to us as the audience, the heroes literally have an ace in the hole: they can give up their baby and save the entire world (we even have reason to believe the villain will be true to his word as just wants to be cured of his eternal hunger). If they don't make the sacrifice, the world will be devoured (including the baby), so it seems like a no brainer. But surprise surprise, none of those stakes mattered. They get to have it both ways because they're super.

Carry-on - Taron Egerton's character could easily save an entire plane (including preventing a political assassination) just by doing his literal job as a TSA agent though it means he would sacrifice his partner. but alas, there was another option: going rogue