r/pics • u/iamthegreyest • 2h ago
r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Lovetics2 • 1h ago
Image In 2012, an Arab prince reportedly paid US$500,000 for a 15 minute private conversation with actress Kristen Stewart. She accepted the meeting, but chose not to keep the money, donating the entire amount to help victims of Hurricane Sandy.
r/mildlyinfuriating • u/i__hate__soup • 2h ago
terrible way to find out the genius previous owners have never heard of a wall stud
r/news • u/Sad_Stay_5471 • 1h ago
Alex Pretti's killing was recorded on body-camera videos, DHS says
nbcnews.comr/technology • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 • 1h ago
Social Media TikTok uninstalls are up 150% following U.S. joint venture
r/Art • u/TopZ-undercover • 4h ago
Political Art Rest in Peace Alex, Topsy, Spray Paint, 2026
r/baseball • u/jade09060102 • 4h ago
Players Only Kole Calhoun: “this dude was straight murdered”
Former Guardian, Rangers, DBack and Angels outfielder Kole Calhoun spoke up about Alex Pretti’s killing, ICE deployment in Minnesota, treatment of immigrants and the political division in the country over multiple Instagram stories. Very eloquently spoke. Worth a read.
r/books • u/KenBurruss74 • 4h ago
Minneapolis bookstore owner Greg Ketter emerges as a symbol of protest against ICE actions
r/mildlyinteresting • u/weezerben • 4h ago
I found a 64 inch icicle hanging from my roof
r/pics • u/titaniumdoughnut • 3h ago
Alex Pretti's coworkers take a moment of silence this morning for their murdered colleague
r/AskReddit • u/sgj5788 • 5h ago
What's your thoughts on Border Patrol Chief, Greg Bovino, threatening consequences for referring to ICE as "Gestapo"?
r/todayilearned • u/tyrion2024 • 4h ago
TIL during a 2015 study two students nearly died after they were accidentally given 30g of caffeine instead of 0.3g because the dosage had been calculated with a misplaced decimal point. Death has previously been reported after the consumption of just 18g. The university apologized & was fined £400K
r/NonPoliticalTwitter • u/Fazbear2035 • 5h ago
Funny RIP fridge, gone but not forgotten
r/TopCharacterTropes • u/lesi20 • 3h ago
Hated Tropes [Loathed Trope] The Movie has an ending. The Sequel shits all over it.
- Resident Evil: Apocalypse The Movie ends with Alice (The Wife of the Writer) escaping from the evil lab via the help of her new friends and a daugther figure. In the sequel (Resident Evil: Extinction), Alice is no longer with the group and the daughter figure is never mentioned again.
- Resident Evil: Extinction The Movie ends with Alice (The Wife of the Writer) killing the main bad guy (Who will return a couple more times in the sequels) and free-ing all her clones (TheHarem of the Writer). In The Sequel (Resident Evil: Afterlife) all her clones die in the first 10 minutes, never mentioned again, the OG Alice couldn't care less cuz she lost all her super-powers.
- Resident Evil: Afterlife The Movie ends with Alice (The Wife of the Director) setting all the prisoners free on a ship, however there is an incoming helicopter attack from Umbrella. The sequel (Resident evil Retribution) is about how they fight them off right? Wrong. Umbrella wins. What happened to all the prisoners and the guy from Prison Break? Who knows, never mentioned again, the main bad guy seemingly dies as well (He will return a couple more times in the sequels)
- Resident Evil: Retribution The Movie ends with Alice (The Wife of the Director) escaping from the evil lab via the help by her new friends and a daugther figure. In the sequel (Resident Evil: Final Chapter), Alice is no longer with the group and NEITHER OF THEM or the daughter figure are ever mentioned again. Oh and Alice meets an another clone of hers (The other Wife of the Director) who dies in this movie.
- Resident Evil: Final Chapter I forgot to mention that the previous movie's actual final scene ended up hyping up a battle between the last of humanity and countless amount of zombies and other flying creatures (idk, movie never explained them) AT THE WHITE HOUSE . In this movie. Alice (The Wife of the Director), is riding alone, seemingly after the epic battle. Oh and in this movie the main bad guy from Resident Evil: Extinction returns twice. He explains that the guy Alice (Lilo from 5th Element) killed was actually a clone. In the end its revealed that this guy was A CLONE AS WELL and the original is chilling with the Original Old Alice (GILF's of the Director) in a bunker. Oh yes. The main character of the series, Alice was ACTUALLY A CLONE this whole time. And Remember the Hologram Red Queen from the first movie? TURNS OUT THAT WAS ALSO AN ALICE (The Alexa's of the Director).
r/worldnews • u/EnoughErotics • 5h ago
Sepp Blatter suggests fans should not travel to US for World Cup
r/nursing • u/boriswong • 5h ago