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“We always cut frozen pizzas with scissors. We still do.”
—No-Captain88
“Do you cook them first? Or just cut them while frozen?”
—Pheighthe
“Cook first. My grandma had ‘food scissors,’ which were different from the…
I’m not the only one who feels this way, either. In one Reddit thread (which you can see here), someone asked how millennials manage to afford their lives.
“It has to be inheritance money or credit card debt. Right?” u/blueglitter24 questioned. “I…
"My Views Haven't Changed, The Party Did": Americans Share What Made Them Switch Parties
July 21, 2025
Taken together, these accounts reveal that political identity is far more fragile — and more responsive to lived experience — than our polarized discourse suggests. The moments that break political loyalty aren’t always abstract ideological shifts but visceral…
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“I was told my father was arrested and sent to prison for 15 years for being a part of a boiler room fraud scheme in the late ’80s and that he was charged under RICO for communications fraud and theft on A LOT of counts. I went to visit him a few times…
40 People Who Were So Wrong But So Confident When They Posted Something On The Internet
July 21, 2025
40 People Who Were Wrong But Confident Online
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This person who didn’t know where Spain was:
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This person who attempted to sell their dryer:
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This person who was proud of their flowers:
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“The immune system is an incredibly complex and nuanced organization of cells that communicates readily to destroy anything deemed hostile within the body. It helps explain why vaccines are supposed to work, why allergies come and go, and why…
