r/PeterExplainsTheJoke 12h ago

Meme needing explanation peter?

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r/technology 1h ago

Business MapQuest's app surges to No. 1 in Navigation after refusing to rename Lake Ontario

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r/worldnews 16h ago

Trump Demands All Canadian Companies Doing Business With The US Move To America ‘Immediately’

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r/mildlyinfuriating 19h ago

Abrupt Grounding My roommate made himself dinner late last night, this is how i found the stove this morning

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r/SipsTea 10h ago

Wait a damn minute! What do yall think about this?

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r/meirl 3h ago

Meirl

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r/MadeMeSmile 5h ago

Favorite People Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library has sent over 100,000 braille books to low-vision kids

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r/Unbeliebtemeinung 5h ago

Nicht ganz so unbeliebt, aber selten gehört Ein Vaterschaftstest direkt nach der Geburt sollte gesetzliche Pflicht sein

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Ich finde, wir müssen als Gesellschaft endlich über ein extremes Tabuthema sprechen. Meiner Meinung nach sollte ein DNA-Vaterschaftstest direkt nach der Geburt für alle Babys standardmäßig gesetzlich verpflichtend werden.

Viele glauben durch Gerüchte im Netz, dass bis zu dreißig Prozent aller Kinder Kuckuckskinder sind. Wissenschaftliche Reihenuntersuchungen in der Allgemeinbevölkerung zeigen allerdings, dass die reale Quote in Europa eher bei ein bis zwei Prozent liegt.

Die extrem hohen Zahlen stammen nur aus Labortests, bei denen Männer ohnehin schon einen konkreten Verdacht hatten. Aber selbst bei nur einem Prozent betrifft das in Deutschland jedes Jahr rund 7000 Väter, die unbemerkt betrogen werden.

Ein verpflichtender Test schützt das Recht des Kindes auf seine genetische Herkunft und bewahrt Männer vor lebenslänglichen Unterhaltspflichten für ein fremdes Kind. Es schafft von Tag eins an absolute Klarheit für alle Beteiligten und nimmt das Misstrauen aus den Beziehungen, weil der Staat die Überprüfung automatisch übernimmt.


r/MurderedByWords 3h ago

Murder Equality equals oppression for Christian nationalists

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r/technology 15h ago

Business PlayStation Wants To Prove In Court That You Don't Own Your Digital Games

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r/antiwork 2h ago

No Rest For Kids....

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r/okbuddycinephile 11h ago

That film scene you forgot to warn people about until it was too late and now they're all deeply concerned about your movie choices.

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r/superheroes 11h ago

Marvel If this is true, do you think this is a valid decision? Or do you think Magneto being a Holocaust survivor is an important aspect of his character which should not be changed?

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r/Whatcouldgowrong 2h ago

WCGW chasing a Yak on a narrow road

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r/MoralityScaling 6h ago

Morality Ranking Morality of kidnapping your kidnappers?

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r/mildlyinfuriating 1h ago

I just wanted a hot dog Doctor’s appointment scheduled at 9:00am, still waiting almost an hour later

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I have a lot of doctor’s appointments, and I know how busy and hard these people work. I’m not mad at them and I’d never be rude. I know it’s not on purpose. Nevertheless, it’s still a bit infuriating to make time for a scheduled appointment, arrive 15 minutes early (required), and then wait this long with not even an acknowledgment of the delay from anyone. Sigh. 9:55 now, still waiting.

Edit: I really appreciate all the comments! The doctor ended up coming in shortly after 10. This was an ortho appointment for my shoulder. Still no acknowledgement of the delay, which would’ve been nice, but I’m more annoyed that my concerns were pretty much brushed off again during the whole 3ish minutes he spent with me. Sigh… gotta love American healthcare!


r/interestingasfuck 2h ago

In 1960, David Latimer planted a garden inside of a bottle and sealed it shut. He opened the bottle and watered the plant in 1972 and sealed it for good. It has been a self sustaining ecosystem for 64 years

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r/PoursTea 4h ago

PoliticalTea 🗳️ Fox threatens us with a good time...

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r/SipsTea 1h ago

SMH Yea but why does Maduro look happy though?

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r/Eldenring 7h ago

Humor Let’s give all of the new Elden Ring players the worst advice imaginable.

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Fight all of the rune bears as early as possible.


r/TikTokCringe 6h ago

Cursed Morning with a Doll Mom

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r/BlackPeopleofReddit 15h ago

Politics I commend this brother, but we need to understand these people don't want to be saved from their delusions.

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r/lordoftherings 7h ago

The Rings of Power Is Rings of Power intentionally trying to be a parody show?

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These dwarves look ridiculous. Firstly, no beard and then these ridiculous haircuts.

Silly hair was somewhat justified in the hobbit films as it is meant to be children's book adaptation and meant to be silly at times.

But the second age adaptation has to take it more seriously!

This feels like Amazon is intentionally mocking Tolkien and Tolkien fans!

They ruined elves with haircuts in the show. and now dwarves too!


r/gaming 6h ago

Why can't modern games shut up?

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Playing Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy, and while I enjoy the game in general, it does not give me a minute of silence. There is constantly, and I mean really constantly, someone talking. Either the protagonist or one of the companions. Not even something interesting, just what I see, what I do or what I have to do. "Hurry", "Be careful", "This looks interesting", "I can't stay here.", "Go away.", "They're everywhere.", "Breathe.", ...

It got so bad in the later chapters I had to mute it in the menu.

Why can't the game give me a minute to enjoy the scenery or let the world speak for itself. Do people really enjoy this?

Edit: I do not talk about hints for puzzles. I mean useless chatter without information just "noise".


r/nottheonion 4h ago

Man uses robot vacuum to covertly record his wife's affair, wins divorce settlement but gets sentenced to prison for making an illegal recording.

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