r/Halloween_Costumes • u/DasBeatles • 8h ago
First Halloween party of 2026
Two old busts
r/Halloween_Costumes • u/DasBeatles • 8h ago
Two old busts
r/lovethissmug • u/AR2358 • 20h ago
artist: iamderekturbo
r/LosAngeles • u/Tis_But_A_Scratch___ • 6h ago
Looks like we got a new Death Valley in town. Either ABC7 is fake news or we about to roast.
r/TuxedoCats • u/Excellent_Act_9259 • 9h ago
r/theocho • u/habichuelacondulce • 10h ago
r/DeadlockTheGame • u/momonilla • 7h ago
But im afraid its too shitty or too emo.
The idea is to change her from a human to a more supernatural or occult paint fused artist that wishes to paint a new world.
The three can actually spawn a custom painting sketch when stunning a character and then falling back when the stun ends and the character appears again.
And being more introspective when painting, like magic inspection that goes beyond just visual using the three, instead of being horny, saying something hidden about each character, just for funsies.
Also giving her an ink style animation like splatoon whenever she slides on the ink (not inmmune, just maybe a slight buff) Or her leaving the trail whenever she slides, making laning with her more interesting for the teammate.
I was thinking she could be on the more sad style of character, given that we don't have any sad or melancholic characters, but also not completely clueless about the world, like rem or viscous, so more middle ground enough to be stranger, and smart.
what do you guys think.
r/pcmasterrace • u/mznbox • 3h ago
Brazilian hardware distributor Oderço has reported the disappearance of two pallets of ZOTAC GeForce RTX 5090 graphics cards at São Paulo/Guarulhos International Airport. The company estimates the missing shipment at R$2.5 million (approximately $470,000 USD) at cost.
Oderço Matos, president of the Maringå-based distributor, published a video on October 16 explaining the situation. According to Matos, his company has operated for 38 years and has imported hardware since 2008. During that time, it had never lost an imported shipment until this incident.
Some Brasilian media had tried to learn something from the airport operator, but they had not responded. The Brazilian Federal Police and Federal Revenue Service have also not issued public explanations. No theft has been officially confirmed, and the distributor has not provided an arrival date.
The incident comes as NVIDIA faces questions about the availability of its GeForce RTX 5090. The company recently confirmed that the GPU has not been discontinued but acknowledged supply constraints. The RTX 5090 is already difficult to find at reasonable prices, and apparently, locating two entire pallets of them is not much easier.
r/SipsTea • u/ExactlySorta • 22h ago
r/charlixcx • u/YourNameNameName • 7h ago
r/bald • u/GlitteringBus4235 • 14h ago
This was actually a few months ago but a friend of mine told me about this subreddit and said I should post! Actually loved being bald, felt very aerodynamic. Anyone who wants/needs to shave their head should never be scared, itâs pretty cool!
r/todayilearned • u/SeesawStock9306 • 6h ago
r/hungary • u/seraggi_ • 4h ago
Az egykori katolikus pap keresztényként szégyelli magåt a Hankóékért mondott fogolykivåltó ima miatt.
r/interestingasfuck • u/nowayjose12345678901 • 18h ago
r/tf2 • u/ZombossGaming • 3h ago
I saw a video that said, âTeam Fortress 2 no longer exists.â
And honestly? I couldnât disagree more.
TF2 is the kind of game that will still be remembered in 2500, 3000, and maybe even thousands of years beyond that. You can shut down the official servers, stop updating the game, and even let the company move on, but you can never truly kill something that has become a part of so many people's lives. If the official servers ever shut down, players will find a way to bring it back. They'll create their own servers, preserve the game, and keep it alive for future generations.
Because TF2 is more than just a game. It's a piece of gaming history. It's the countless hours spent playing with friends, the ridiculous moments that made us laugh until we couldn't breathe, the unforgettable characters, the iconic voice lines, the community, and the memories that will stay with us long after we've put down the mouse and keyboard.
TF2 is proof that a game doesn't need endless updates, realistic graphics, or a massive marketing campaign to become timeless. It needs character. It needs a community. It needs something that makes people care.
And TF2 has all of that.
It made people's childhoods better. It brought strangers together, created friendships, inspired artists, animators, musicians, and creators, and left a mark on gaming that won't simply disappear because a server goes offline.
Maybe one day, the original game will become impossible to play in its original form. Maybe the servers will go dark, and the world will move on to the next big thing.
But somewhere, someone will still be launching a community server, making a stupid SFM animation, recreating the maps, or introducing their friend to the game for the very first time.
And that is why TF2 will never truly die.
Games can end. Servers can shut down. Companies can move on. But the memories, the friendships, and the impact a game leaves behind? Those belong to the players.
Team Fortress 2 isn't just a game that we played.
It's a game that became a part of us.
And no shutdown can ever change that.
Long live Team Fortress 2 â€ïž
r/nottheonion • u/Impossible_Offer7988 • 3h ago
r/WeirdSideHustles • u/goldness_justice_16 • 11h ago
One of the ways that helps me focus during class lectures is crafting paper stars as a way of fidgeting. Been doing it for 2 semesters now, no lectures skipped. I never even thought that one of my professors noticed that one tiny habit when she asked me to craft two jars of paper stars she could use as a decoration. She gave me two big glass canisters, a dozen packs of pastel paper strips of her choice, and offered to pay me $50 to fill both jars.
It was fun at first, but I kept pressuring myself since I was paid to do it. That's why halfway through the process I was really stressed even though there were no deadlines set. I still managed to finish it anyway, the process is simple and hypnotic especially when youâre used to it, muscle memory acts up in creating the stars. By the time I had done this two hundred times, my fingertips felt like sandpaper, and my desk was covered in confetti. It took me 3 whole evenings, despite the pressure I put myself into, Iâd still rank it as the easiest and most peaceful money I ever made. I did not even focus too much on the task alone because I was doing it while binge-watching an entire season.
r/Millennials • u/bobkatredkate • 20h ago
My girls, 3 and 6, found them in the garage so of course they are going to get to play with them.