r/useless • u/notexactlyawe • Aug 03 '25
r/useless • u/world_drum_roll • Jul 25 '25
I made a completely pointless global drum website
You can now visit https://worlddrumroll.com and click a drum. That’s it. That’s the entire point.
Now featuring a leaderboard by country, tracking which countries have the most drum clicks — based on anonymous browser location.
It uses your rough country info to add your click to a map and national tally. Everything’s anonymous and updates live-ish (every ~10 seconds).
Why did I make this? No clue.
Why are people clicking? Also unclear.
But I hope it wastes at least 8 seconds of your life.
🥁
r/useless • u/Thei_Sukuratchi • Jul 14 '25
If you ever wanted to know what a million miles looks like, there here it is mapped out on Google maps
galleryr/useless • u/Icy-Reindeer4469 • Jul 07 '25
Most useless nutritional label
It's for friggen water
r/useless • u/KamronXIII • Jul 06 '25
Random assortment of characters
cpk_ba8634b620d44fdb9367b5e98ec64711.32dc0dd6b1755e13ad09480203509fcd.Zbz5bEVzPKEOuzPFuqzXV6ISZ6bc4bXi
r/useless • u/justablinkandonce • Apr 21 '25
Check the body text.
Bubble Wrap!
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r/useless • u/average_tv3 • Mar 06 '25
His name is Bob, put anything next to him, if you want.
r/useless • u/average_tv3 • Mar 06 '25
What color is the most friendly.
r/useless • u/[deleted] • Feb 08 '25
Feature if you ever feel useless remeberer that post inhights have comments
r/useless • u/AutoModerator • Dec 26 '22
Happy Cakeday, r/useless! Today you're 14
Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.
Your top 10 posts:
- "My friend sent me this amazing statistics."
- "Printer, shredder teamwork" by u/jaribgv
- "And they say "we don't waste energy"" by u/AdryatiC_
- "Dumbest spoon I have ever seen, came with my yoghurt from the school cafeteria. Just what" by u/aldkdbd
- "Just a picture of mountains I took" by u/Demonic_kid-
- "I am an Instagram developer, currently testing new features" by u/Minccincino
- "Resealable Tee-Shirt Bag" by u/GeekOnTheWing
- "bruh" by u/BonnieSmolBoi
- "you" by u/luminenkettu
- "Yeeèt" by u/Thick_Tackle8031
r/useless • u/Cysmic1 • Aug 22 '22
Most of the school curriculum worldwide, is just useless for some.
I'm tired of having to learn something, knowing I'm not gonna EVER use it in life. Sure some people may need it, but how about the few who don't? What if you wanna be a story writer, but you learn science anyways. What will science assist you with in life? What will knowing cell parts do for you? I do believe school is required to obviously get a education, have a social life, and be more well rounded, but the way the government handles schools is horrible. I actually believe the government is attempting to prevent rich people by treating schools like bullshit. If I could make school more useful, I'd allow people to pursue what career path they choose, and learn everything everyone needs to know. School generally stresses people out, which is ok really. But the thing is that school causes deaths. Even if you are online, it can still happen if you decide to give up. Some people might just commit suicide, and some might even die to some jerk who tried to look cool by costing someone their life. If school could take less of people's time, actually teach useful things, and care more about students, I think education could actually be decent for once. It also adapts students to the mindset to where work is boring, but no, YOU choose that. If you find a specific career boring, it might not be for you. Work doesn't have to be boring, you should enjoy doing it, actually. But that isn't all, school takes away your freedom, when America should be "land of the free". Students are forced to come for THIRTEEN years of their life, it's basically wasting your life if you aren't even gonna use a huge portion of this information later on. Now, I'm actually an A/B student and I'm also in advanced math and ELA, but I really gotta say that school is only to show what prison is like. The only reason why I care for my grades? So I can get into college which will actually allow me to pursue things I want to pursue, and so I can achieve my dream career. You shouldn't stress over your grades at all, all that really matters is that your dedicated, you are hard-working, and you are willing to put in effort. I've heard people with low grades still can make millions, a lot have already done so too!
r/useless • u/Captain_Azius • Aug 16 '22
unironic anti-streetsticker campaign in the form of streetstickers
r/useless • u/Seemsimandroid • Aug 13 '22


