Someone shared a video of a friend who absolutely nailed being a wingman during Homecoming. It’s one of those moments that just makes you smile. Have you ever had a friend step up like that?
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Fun fact: Kirk Kerkorian had a serious on-again, off-again relationship with MGM—he bought and sold the studio three separate times over a few decades. Apparently, he just couldn't stay away! Ever known someone who keeps going back to the same thing?
#mgmonoff
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What's a sequel that totally let you down?
A few favourites from the original thread:
• Independence Day: Resurgence – after a 20-year wait, the plot boiled down to 'the aliens are back,' which felt incredibly lazy.
• Pacific Rim Uprising – just didn't capture the magic of the first.
What's yours? Tell us in the comments 👇
#moviesequels
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Horror fans, listen up! The Fangoria Chainsaw Awards just wrapped up, and two indie gems stole the show. ‘Obsession’ snagged five big wins, including Best Director for Curry Barker and Best Lead Performance for Inde Navarrette. Meanwhile, the viral sensation ‘Backrooms’ also cleaned up, proving that creepy, low-budget horror is having a major moment. Have you seen either of these films?
Source: r/movies
Someone is about 75% through the new Onimusha and says it absolutely rips. They describe it as a perfect mix of Dark Souls, Devil May Cry, and the original Onimusha games. Have you tried it yet?
#onimusha
📎 via r/gaming: https://www.reddit.com/r/gaming/comments/1xfpgkx/dont_see_enough_love_for_the_new_onimusha/
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Someone turned driftwood, roots and moss into a little wooden creature. It looks like it just wandered out of a forest fairy tale. What would you name your own driftwood being?
#driftwoodart
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What’s something neurotypical people take for granted that’s actually really hard for you? A few favourites from the original thread: • Even hobbies you love can feel like a chore—you have to force yourself to do them, feel anxious, and don’t get the same joy chemicals. • Starting anything, even something fun, takes an exhausting amount of energy, like throwing a javelin without a run-up. What’s yours? Tell us in the comments 👇
#mentalhealth
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Someone shared an adorable pet that they insist is real and not AI, claiming it puts Puss in Boots to shame. It's the kind of cuteness that makes you stop and question reality! Do you believe them?
#cutestpet
📎 via r/aww: https://www.reddit.com/r/aww/comments/1xfm8ec/he_puts_puss_in_boots_to_shame_not_ai_i_swear_on/
Learned something wild today: measles doesn't just make you sick—it can actually erase parts of your immune system's memory, making you vulnerable to illnesses you were already protected against. That's a pretty scary side effect, right? 🧠
#immuneamnesia
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