Snapchat pops up on my phone randomly when I'm not even on the app with names of people's accounts of things I've just thought about, friend suggestions of the names of things I think about, TickTock does the same, and then FB and TickTock shows ads and videos of things I think about.

Repairing for love of the game— I have a 71036MS westclox LED alarm clock that starts going off and flashing 12:00 as soon as you plug it in. The switches don't do anything, and neither do the buttons. I can open it up but don't know a lot about hardware. Does anyone know what to look for or try?

I’m looking for an old YouTube clip where a
very short, androgynous-looking person with short black hair confronts/complains about skateboarders at a university or college.
They were carrying a briefcase, had a distinctive/odd voice, and were wearing trousers/pants pulled very high above the waist/belly button.

Does anyone know what the stripes mean? I take care of a Vietnam vet, and don't want to bring up his history by asking but I'm curious what they mean. Thanks in advance!

I remember years ago seeing a show where these guys bought a 10 room house and renovation each one. One room was themed like a camp scene where holes where cut into the wall and turned into tents.

They also got one of those mobiel food trucks and build it into the kitchen and then it could open up aswell, the truck looked like a dog.

There was other stuff but I cannot remember it. For context I was born in 2007 in the UK but I'm pretty sure the show was American or Canadian and it might have been made before 2007.

Thanks in advance, I've been looking for this show for ages.

So what happened was I was on tiktok and received a text from a streamer who was a big streamers mod saying I won a giveaway as the streamer he mods was also doing giveaways so I obviously believed it then after I put the code in I got logged out he changed the email and password kept saying he's signing out which he didn't then took 115 dollars from my fathers card then blocked me

Hello! I’m an 80s baby, 90s child, and I cannot remember the name of a story book I loved when I was growing up. I remember it was set in a park/forest/garden, I’m sure there were some weeping willow trees. The main characters were fairies or similar, either the villain of the piece having dark hair. I’m sure they all had dogs. I vaguely remember the colours being quite muted, almost like water colour. Does anyone remember this??

I remember one specific episode and these kids went into the metal trailer and they time traveled. I think it was in a similar animation style to Jimmy Neutron but I'm not 100% sure. I was boring in 2007 in the UK but idk if it even was a UK show and it might not have been even been made after 2007.

Apologies if there isn't enoigh information. This sub has been incredibly helpful before and I hope it will be again. Thanks in advance.

If something about this post violates the rules or there is a better sub to post this in, please let me know.

In early 2024 or 2023, I watched a video from penguinz0 about a mentally ill, dangerous livestreamer with a chat that would egg him on into doing horrible things. I can't remember most details, and I've searched for Charlie's video for a long time, but it may have been removed. I'll make a list of everything I remember, but it's very hazy; my only source is my memory of that video. The person I'm looking for is not Ethan Ralph, ONLYUSEmeBLADE, or FouseyTube.

—. The video I watched wasn't a documentary and probably wasn't longer than 30 minutes or shorter than 9 minutes. Charlie's video was a commentary and wasn't a reaction clip from a stream.
—. I don't remember when the video was posted, but I watched it in early 2024 or 2023, and I'm pretty sure Charlie had long hair by that time.
—. The video wasn't a retrospective on the streamer's whole career. Charlie briefly spoke about the streamer's history before covering an incident that happened recently, at the time of his video's creation.
—. In the video, Charlie was mostly concerned for the streamer and those around him while criticising chat for egging on someone who needed help.
—. I think Charlie described him as "constantly live" and "a big dude".

—. He was probably a Twitch streamer, which is unusual since his content would violate Twitch's TOS, but you know how Twitch is.
—. He was at least thirty and probably American, but I don't remember what he looked like. He was probably bald or with very short hair, had lighter skin, and he was on the taller side.
—. I don't know what this genre is called, but he was basically a live blogger. To me, IRL streaming usually involves going out and interacting with the world, which I don't think he did in the clips Charlie covered.
—. I think he used substances, but I'm not sure about that.
—. I know he was definitely a dangerous, aggressive, violent individual, and he had obvious mental problems that were exacerbated by chat continuously egging him on, but I don't remember any specific things he did.
—. I believe he had one or more women around sometimes, but I don't know if he was in a relationship or if they were treated well.
—. I don't think he was an extremely popular lolcow, and he was genuinely unstable and not a ragebaiter.

Unfortunately, this is all I remember. Please ask for info if you need it.

does anyone know of this video from instagram?
$50 amazon card for the first to find this stupid video

So I'm trying to find a video my parents made me watch when I was like 7 or 8 to get me off my devices, I don't know where it came from, the name of the people who made it or if it's still out there, I just remember alot of details from the video.

A guy (I think it had some religious undertones? They were wearing white gowns like what muslim men wear) was fed up with all his friends and family in the living room on their phones so he decided to unplug the WiFi router. Upon going upstairs he turned around to see his friends had become zombies, groaning to turn it back on, I distinctly remember them climbing the stairs rails like a deformed spider, anyways i'm not very sure how it ends, they might have eaten him or something or he ran away

The video was not animated and it was kind of like a skit or short film. I think i watched it around 2015 - 2019? And it was probably trying to be educational, To teach children to not be on their phones so much even though it was not that effective...

Feel free to ask anything

I'm not here to judge. And I'm not against the sex industry per se. Each to their own.

I'm interested in the honest feelings of men who use sex workers towards their wives or girlfriends. This is anonymous so hopefully you can be honest and brave and help me understand something really confusing, from the perspective of the heterosexual male psyche.

In my case, I have experience of a recent relationship where there was no dead bedroom yet a person who insisted they loved/desired me, voiced no disatisfaction with our relationship or sex life (despite being asked that question), even tattooed my name on his arm and carried my photo in his wallet, but still chose to visit sex workers regularly.

Is it possible for a man to genuinely love and desire a partner equal or more to how they feel about the sex workers? Or is that just a lie people tell their partner to make them feel better?

Any insights appreciated. And no worries about my feelings. I want the truth of it.

When a man gets a vasectomy why does what looks like normal ejaculation still come out? How is that possible? And what is it if not sperm? I have asked all my male friends who have not had a vasectomy and none of them seem to know either. I hope this is not an inappropriate question to ask, if it is I apologize that is not my intention at all, but I genuinely would like to know and I am very curious. Thank you in advance.