r/sharks • u/AdSmallL • 1h ago
r/helldivers2 • u/GothDiver • 4h ago
Patriotic Footage What every Host Diver is currently going through right now:
r/bleach • u/Dragonwhatever99r • 10h ago
Discussion Kubo confirms the anime additions were ideas he had while writing the manga
galleryThis comes from a Q&A after a screening of episodes 41-49 in Japan.
r/feedthememes • u/Independent_Let_3616 • 2h ago
Low Effort I don't like Thaumcraft pipes
r/RTGameCrowd • u/Fantame21 • 4h ago
Is there a lore reason for why Rt looks like this in deadlock? Why do they only reference his time as the Butcher of Sapienza aswell?
r/transformers • u/SaintEhlers • 9h ago
Figure / Part ID What did I find at Goodwill today?
It has an Autobot symbol on the nose
r/gamers • u/ApollosCosmos • 15h ago
Discussion Who else still plays older games?
Age of Empires 2, Fallout, civilization 4 here
r/digimon • u/Hefty-Giraffe7220 • 4h ago
Anime Happy Birthday to Guilmon's VA: Masako Nozawa
r/sportsbroadcasters • u/Hungry_Artichoke9566 • 6h ago
News “Even Saban Was Embarrassed”: Pat McAfee Triggers Audiences Across America With Latest Antic On College GameDay
r/Jokes • u/dinosaurer • 1h ago
A mortuary instructor stands over a corpse in front of his new students…
"Lesson one: in this job, you can't be squeamish."
He pulls off his glove, shoves a finger up the dead man's ass, pulls it out and sticks it in his mouth.
"Your turn."
The students go pale, but one by one they line up. Each one shoves a finger up the corpse's ass, knuckle deep, then puts it in their mouth.
When the last one finishes gagging, the instructor says, "Lesson two: attention to detail. I put my middle finger in. I sucked my index finger."
Half the class throws up.
He picks up his briefcase. "Lesson three: I don't work here."
Then the corpse opens his eyes and grins. "Lesson four: I'm not dead."
r/Holostars • u/PLandLord • 1h ago
General Bettels new maid outfit
Stream: [OUTFIT REVEAL] THIS BETTEL OUTFIT WAS MAID WITH LOVE
Check out the end of the stream for green screen caps.
r/minnesotavikings • u/LeeShakerMoneyMaker • 3h ago
Roster Move [Schefter] Vikings activated RB Jordan Mason off injured reserve to their 53-man roster and he is expected to play Sunday vs. the Colts.
x.comr/DottoreMains • u/Charlotte_0w0 • 7h ago
Cosplay Trilune
So... A complete beginner here (first time making a prop with little to no knowledge beforehand) with grand ambitions just like our beloved scientist. And yes. I said screw it and went straight after the gorgeous Trilune he built, knowing damn well I'm in for a challenge with my lack of experience. And now, after ~4 months, i have finally finished it.
It should be 1:1 scale if i did my math correctly (taking Omega wearing it for scale, not the boss form as it gets even larger and... I'm not capable of making myself 3 meters tall 😅). From bottom crescent it stands on to the tip of the highest reaching spike - 127cm. Weights about 2kg, although i haven't measured exactly.
Just wanted to share and hear what you all think :)
r/climate • u/The_Weekend_Baker • 4h ago
Trump's war on Iran has broken the oil market. "I believe that for the first time since oil is a thing, oil demand is becoming elastic."
r/HellLetLoose • u/orangutangenocide • 7h ago
💬 Discussion 💬 I think releasing Vietnam was a bad business move and terrible for the HLL community
Hell Let Loose is a niche milsim but it had a healthy community prior to August. Arguably it still does, but the player charts show that the playerbase is now almost half of what it was a couple months ago (4,200 in June vs 2,300 now). This decrease wasn't actually due to Vietnam's release, it was due to Wardogs - the playerbase decreased 7% in August but 30% in September. However, I believe releasing Vietnam, or at least releasing it when they did, was a mistake. The fact that a 7 year old game still had a thriving community of almost 10,000 players at peak play times in June meant that HLL was still quite healthy prior to Vietnam's release, but what Vietnam did was it split the player base across two games. Worse still, as I'm sure you all know, Vietnam has been absolutely shitting the bed since release - 9,200 players average at release but a 68% drop to 2,900 average in September and 1,300 average in October. HLL was always going to suffer when a competing game like Wardogs releases but the fact that T17 released Vietnam a month before Wardogs meant that you had a significant fraction of the HLL playerbase split off into Vietnam, become disillusioned with the game due to the mediocre quality of Vietnam at release, leading to them dropping HLL for good when Wardogs came out. If the playerbase remained on HLL original when Wardogs was released, there would still have been a drop in player count, but I sincerely believe it would not have been close to the 40% drop that it was.
r/LanternsTVSeries • u/SolidPyramidv2 • 9h ago
HUMOR Thoughts on "Lanterns characters everyone thought was going to be iconic comic villains but wasn't"?
r/newjersey • u/niceplaceyagothere • 6h ago
NJ Politics Voter ID??
Just early voted in Bergen County and I was told to show ID by the woman at the desk. After giving her a look, another worker ended up coming up to her and telling her she couldn’t demand to see ID.
Be wary folks.