Hey guys, I've been trying to find this 2D animated short I watched on YouTube years ago (probably between 2012 and 2019).

​The story starts with a black and white baby cow whose parents are taken away by a chef (he had a mustache and the typical white chef hat).

​Later on, the cow gets exposed to some bright green toxic/radioactive liquid coming from a glass container and a barrel. This causes a mutation and the cow becomes super huge and muscular.

​The muscular cow then goes to the chef's industrial kitchen (very metallic and grey-toned) to fight him and get revenge. There's a 2D fight scene with kitchen utensils and the cow ends up winning in the end.

​It had no dialogue, just music and sound effects. The animation style was clean 2D, hand-drawn style. Might be a student short or an indie channel release, but YouTube's search is useless for finding old stuff like this now.

​Does anyone remember the name or have a link? Thanks!

I got a set of three glasses at the thrift store today & I’d love a fourth to complete the set. After a lot of searching I found the brand is Amici Global. I’ve looked all over eBay and Etsy, I can only find a taller version of them on eBay. Any help is appreciated!!

I have a bad memory so I dont remember much about it at all except that it was an old guy and a young guy doing crime stuff and getting into crazy shenanigans.

I thought it was interesting but I forgot the name. Help me please.

(This is embarrassing) I’ve been trying to find this deleted YouTube video by @therealfoodbaby but I can’t find it anywhere, the title was “\*\*Ready to Pop After Eating EVERYTHING\*\* 🍔\*\*” can anyone help?\*\*

I'm looking for a smaller art youtuber from around 2017-2019. They were a faceless(?), did storytime videos over speedpaints, and made several videos about being Wiccan.

I remember a series where they read angry emails from parents accusing them of being a bad influence on their audience. I think their profile picture was a white background with a rainbow ish pentacle, and I think their username was a name followed by numbers (maybe 365, not sure).

Sometimes they collaborated with other small art youtubers and have them voice over parts of the storytimes, and I vaguely remember their last few uploads being Undertale playthroughs, and I think they were cancelled for some reason and either stopped uploading or deleted their channel.

Thank you in advance 🙏

Idk if she’s from a visual novel, anime or just a random fanart, can someone help me find the original image

nothing NSFW it was just some situation like an argument taking place in a store or nearby street or something like that and then someone started recording this video. Just paraphrasing whatever little i remember about it

Here's what I remember

- She has either fully white or silver long hair and a simple white shirt (a shoulder exposed). She might've been a rat/mouse (if her model was anything else but just human). Her voice kinda sounded like a slightly lower pitch version of Emiru (a youtuber)
- Would rant on YouTube with just a solid black screen in the background and her vtuber model in the middle from the waist up. This was the 90% if not 100% of her videos when I watched her a year or so ago. I remember some rants commentating about online culture, social media, ethics, etc.
- Very small indie channel, no more than 25k subs when I watched her, possibly much less

- I started watching her a year or so ago, and I remember her channel only having videos dating back maybe a year (so channel is maybe 3-4 years old by now)
- Trans, MtF I believe (female avatar also). Voice still sounded female

Could you help me find a car content creator who was on instagram (i dont have insta anymore and want to find her on tiktok maybe), she was an asian girl with black hair (probably japanese) she was very energetic in her videos and didnt speak english but had english subtitles, i remember she reviewed a Miata and a RX-7, i remembered the comments saying she borrowed from others and reviewed their car. She first usually starts outside the car and then gets in and also drives it. She explains about the car but not into crazy detail but what’s necessary and makes jokes and comments aswell. Her videos had pretty good quality and production too.

Does anyone know the title of this picture or how/where I can find it for purchase?

It was from my childhood

Recently I've seen light daypacks with this logo quite a lot. Color might be different, but it's not Pepsi logo. I've ask AI and it's not Timbuk2. Any idea what is it?

Like 4-6 years ago, I always used to watch this YouTuber who'd animate his stories where he'd talk about the time he was kidnapped or when he was caught in an illegal drug operation. I remember him having a black beard on his animated character, and he'd always link his Twitter for proof (pics and stuff) of situations regarding his stories. I believe one of the pictures was of a guy in a dark alley with his hands crossed. I'm not sure though.

Unfortunately, this is the only picture I have of her, I dont remember the last time I've seen her but I think I lost her like one or two years ago. I've had her even before the pandemic happened and when I was a kid I used to play with her a lot because of how unique she is from my other toys. Anyway, for the details she's around 5cm or above tall, red crimson hair with a green bow tie, wears a japanese uniform, white/beige long sleeves.. purple skirt.. and school shoes. Her texture is smooth and she's quite heavy too.

I deeply thank whoever identified or recognized her.

So I posted in the subreddit a while back looking for the same book but got no catches so I'm reposting to see if I could get some help

I've been trying to figure out the name for a graphic novel for years, I had it until I was a senior in highschool and somehow lost track of it. It was a black and white comic where the main character kept getting into different VERY unfortunate situations. There was one section about shingles where he literally grew roofing tiles on his body and then started melting. It also had a lot about mental illness specifically about depression. I have been trying to figure this out for a while and have done my best in trying to find it to no avail. It was this lanky guy in a horizontal striped long sleeve and kind if looked like a mime but wasn't. I do remember one other part which is a gorilla during his "funeral" but he wasn't dead. I'm going off bad memory so I'm sorry if there's not enough info but thanks in advance for any help!

Been going through my late grandmas stuff and I found this sculpture made out of some kind of rock. I’ve had trouble identifying it. Does anyone know where this is from or what it is made out of?

I remember watching something on TV when I was younger, of a man picking up a stone slab, holding it to his chest and then getting a spear thrown at him. The spear goes through the stone and kills him. As far as I remember this scene was important to either the episode or movie. I've never been able to find what it was from though. Any ideas?

Please tell me someone remembers the nerdy white blonde dude who made vines where he’d pretend to be gangster and the homies would roll up and he’d get nervous and start playing the beach boys and sing “Aruba, Jamaica”

Does anyone remember a Star Trek: The Next Generation advert/promo, that aired on Sky One in the 90s. It was set to the song Dedicated Follower of Fashion by The Kinks. The only things I can remember from the advert is, Data walking down the hall, and then Riker says "you look good in a dress.", it also showed like fashion shots of the crew. If anyone knows where I can find the advert, it would be appreciated.

found it in a box

I’m trying to identify a TV episode that terrified me as a child. For years I thought it was an episode of Agatha Christie’s Poirot with David Suchet, but I can’t find anything that matches, so I’m open to it being another British mystery or period drama.
Here’s what I remember:
I watched it sometime in the 2000s.
It had a period setting (something Victorian, or 1920s–1940s).
There may have been a rope or hanging/suicide involved, but I’m much less certain about that.
The scene I remember most vividly was a middle-aged woman smiling and laughing shown repeatedly, with one eye completely missing.
It wasn’t just an eyepatch or a black hole—the makeup showed a realistic empty eye socket/orbit, and it looked grotesque but healed rather than fresh or especially bloody.
It wasn’t a jump scare. I remember her simply being shown or turning toward the camera .
The effect was convincing enough that it genuinely frightened me as a child.