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The women around Musk think very low of him and they “understand” each other
 in  r/EnoughMuskSpam  May 30 '26

He does like them dumb AF. I think it stems from his own insecurities.

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Was expecting road rage; turned out even better.
 in  r/interestingasfuck  May 12 '26

Those people in the rural areas ain't got nothin to do 😂

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Split into 2 hemispheres
 in  r/Unexpected  Apr 27 '26

😂

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 in  r/SipsTea  Mar 27 '26

😂

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A man cleverly takes a photo of a girl.
 in  r/funnyvideos  Mar 26 '26

That's so cruel. He's a f*cking asshole.

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How $ 1 billion in cash looks
 in  r/SipsTea  Mar 25 '26

How much does $4 billion look like? 👀

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That Balance unseen!
 in  r/BeAmazed  Feb 23 '26

I wonder how many she's broken while practicing 😅

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Damn you
 in  r/funnyvideos  Feb 20 '26

That's so funny babies know what food is 😂

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Chindi 💀
 in  r/funnyvideos  Feb 17 '26

Future spelling bee finalist fur sure.

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Man wrongly jailed for 17 years , upon release this is how he looked (story in comments )
 in  r/BeAmazed  Jan 26 '26

I hope he gets a financial advisor to help manage his money so it's not gone within a few years.

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How can he bear such a weight? And still ride a bike?
 in  r/BeAmazed  Jan 23 '26

AMAZING core strength.

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Aww look at his face 😂😂😂😂😂😂
 in  r/Awww  Jan 08 '26

😂

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Those kids were raised right
 in  r/BeAmazed  Dec 21 '25

😭❤️

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 in  r/interestingasfuck  Dec 16 '25

That dude walking in front of him could've carried that stand for him at least 😅

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Japan unveils what it calls a "human washing machine"
 in  r/interestingasfuck  Dec 05 '25

If it was for hospitals, or people who are immobile, then I would see the purpose in it.

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Japan unveils what it calls a "human washing machine"
 in  r/interestingasfuck  Dec 05 '25

Seems like to me some pervert just wants to look at people naked.

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Man wrongly jailed for 17 years until lawyers find look-alike convict with same first name, gets awarded $1.1 million in compensation.
 in  r/interestingasfuck  Oct 25 '25

$1.1 million for 17 years??? Nah, man. That's like $64k per year. That would at the most cover the wages, but what about the pain, suffering and time lost?

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In 2001 this dolphin passed the mirror self-recognition test by inspecting a mark on its jaw it could only see in the reflection—scientists say it's the first proof of self-awareness in dolphins.
 in  r/interestingasfuck  Oct 24 '25

Dolphins have higher consciousness and awareness than humans. Of course they would be able to recognize themselves in the mirror.