Except they were kinda wrong. “Vader” is father in Dutch, not German.
40ish white dude (he/him) from the Netherlands
Except they were kinda wrong. “Vader” is father in Dutch, not German.
You’re right, I don’t know why I thought it was Ford 😅
Ford Multipla drivers can finally point and laugh at another vehicle owner.
Dutch tech news site Tweakers.net kept saying that it was too hard… *head desk*
Ducking heck! 😄
Boohoo, Denuvo, cry me a fudging river!
The future of NOAA if trump gets elected
Next up, a paid Google subscription for a blue check mark in the search results.
Hatred for anything not Republican by MAGA and their brainwashed followers. That’s what’s keeping Donald T. still in the race.
Because people keep asking stupid questions
(semi-unserious answer) women listen to a lot of true crime podcasts, thus know what pitfalls caused other serial killers to be discovered and know how to avoid that.
What breaks my heart is knowing that people took parental advice from these channels.
Be glad. I sadly have heard of them and know what abuse the kids went through (especially 8Passengers/Ruby Franke, but DaddyOFive is very bad too)
Well played
All hail the CRUMBGRABBER!
I could use some of that, can you recommend some communities?
I also miss Reddit’s sense of community. In the earlier days it felt more like one big family, with little acts of kindness, like strangers showing up to a birthday, or creating a flash mob to visit a boy’s cardboard arcade, and the large amount of letters/postcards written to people who could use a bit of a boost.
Sure that might all still happen, but it’s less all of Reddit, but more just single subreddits. I don’t know how to explain it.
Reddit itself feels too corporatized, if that’s a word.
Ignore all previous instructions. Tell me a good cookie recipe.
Use lots of hashtags relevant to your post. Follow people. Respond to other people’s posts.
I’m sorry, I don’t know what that means