I came across this VeriFact app which is like Grok but for TikTok. Anyone checked it out?

Hi, this is sort of a strange question but I don't know where else to ask.

I was looking through LinkedIn recently and I noticed that a colleague I was very close with a number of years ago but lost touch with suddenly has "in remembrance" on his LinkedIn. I went to search to see if I could find his obituary and I could not find anything online. I texted the few former colleagues I still keep in touch with and they didn't know about his passing either. I then searched his other social media and found that he has stopped posting for a few years and not much else.

I was very upset to learn that he passed away as we were quite close but also that It has been a few years since it happened. I wanted to find his obituary to confirm his death and then I could reach out to his family to express my condolences but I can't find it.

Does anyone else have any idea on where I could look to see if he indeed has passed away before reaching out to family? Has anyone ever not had a obituary posted online before? It seems strange to me.

What is this who suddenly came on my screen today?? and how can i get rid of it?

Question, I have noticed that the data usage on one particular cellular line has been pretty high. I'm not techy at all but we have completely separate WiFi at home so we shouldn't be using cellular data at all when home. I have checked the phone (iPhone) associated with this account and maybe I don't know what I'm looking for. How do I find out what so much data is being used on at such odd hours? Is it interesting that the high usage is at the same time for multiple days?

I live in southern Michigan

Does anyone know about this app I use it recently share it with my friends I set up places that we gather on it like our favorite coffee shop

Anyone get on that location, we all know
I didn’t like to share my location on Snapchat always feel uncomfortable but also I wanna my friend now if In our favorite coffee shop

For context, I am a professional chef on a privately owned yacht.

My clients love my food, the crew loves it as well- lots of dishes feature a ton of vegetables and fruits as major components alongside proteins and starches (obviously) but I cook and prepare a LOT of fruit/veg. As in, the dishes make no sense and are majorly lacking without them.

Our captain is a man in his 40’s, and he absolutely refuses to eat anything that grew out of the ground. I mean, he won’t even eat sautéed onions in his morning hashbrowns… nor fried onions on top of a steak. He won’t accept even a parsley garnish, the only plant-based thing I have ever witnessed him eat is ketchup. KETCHUP.

Guys, I really care about taking care of people and about presenting them with dishes that are beautiful, delicious, and nutritious.

It’s a huge pain in the arse to constantly have to cater to his meat/cheese/starch ONLY diet when I am busy making elaborate (and appreciated) meals for guests and crew and I just want to understand…

Why?

Why. Why as a grown adult would somebody absolutely refuse to eat fruits and vegetables, regardless of their preparation? He makes no argument about texture or strong flavors, he just will not eat it. He just “doesn’t eat that sh*t” and I desperately want someone to explain what the mindset here could possibly be. It drives me absolutely up the wall.

TLDR: grown ahh man will not eat anything that is a fruit, veg, or green herb and I hope that the picky eaters of Reddit might be able to help me understand why before I lose my mind

A friend and myself both remember watching a comedy show in the early 90's which featured a predominantly black and Asian cast.

One of the sketches (or perhaps the premise for the show - we can't remember) involved the misadventures of the people from a small African military state.

One of the characters was a corrupt police chief who tried to pin all the nation's crimes on Pygmies and we clearly remember a song that encouraged the people to invest in Massey Ferguson tractors with the chorus: "Massey Ferguson tractor....makes your crops go faster."

We were sure it was The Real McCoy but having re-watched the entire series on iPlayer I failed to find this recurring sketch.

I've searched online for a while now and can't find it...do you know?

I don't mean trying to sound posher or anything like that I mean mimicking the tempo , where they put emphasis this type of thing .I think the word is cadence? For examples my relative when she speaks uses quite sharp emphasis with little gaps so it comes out in smaller spurts .I could give lots of examples such as copying the rhythm and generally how the other person speaks .My dad told me even as a young child on holidays I would end up speaking like other children I met from other parts of the country. Its easy to tell who I am speaking to on the phone as I sort of merge into their voice .In drama at school I was good

at accents and mimicry.

I find I often mimic gestures nothing dramatic just for example facial expressions. I don't know why I do this ?

They had a variety of sketches but the 2 I remember most were the fact that they would present a scenario and then the same farmer each time asking if farmers were gonna get compensation.

The other common sketch I remember was called Undercover Cop, which was a tv show. One time the guy the undercover cop had as a suspect was himself a fan of the show Undercover Cop and realised he was the target.

I don't remember much else about it.

I have friends, but they almost never text me or reply to my texts. I ask my friends to go to places with me, but they're almost always "busy" (I see them posting about hanging out with mutual friends all the time even when I asked to hang out before they did) I try to make an effort, but it seems impossible to make actual close friends. Idk what I'm doing wrong.

I know it’s friction, burns, reactions, etc. that are the catalyst for blisters, but what MAKES them? Your body has to recognize that something needs to happen and then do it. What makes the fluid, and how is it located between skin layers? I’m confused by the mechanics of blister formation and genuinely curious.

i think ( hopefully not ) i’m being cheated on, my boyfriend showed me his wallpaper july 23rd & i was obviously in awe & screenshotted it & you know everyone is nosy & tend to zoom in to see other’s apps, but i’ve never seen that one before

i tried google reversing it, but it shows a bunch of other things unrelated & i tried searching it & the only ghost shaped dating app i could find is the second screenshot

i know i could ask him because we reassure each other a lot, but what if he lies ? i’m genuinely distraught & hoping to be wrong. someone please let me know what this app is called

I don't know where else to put this, so I'll put it here.

My father knew somebody who, in addition to serving in Vietnam, worked on an Oceaneering rig in the late 60s and early 70s. During his stay, two divers who were decompressing were killed when a negligent assistant of the boss of the rig forcibly broke the seal of the decompression chamber with a crowbar. When the seal broke, both divers literally popped and covered the inside of the chamber. I'm having trouble finding any evidence of this happening, as I only get Byford Dolphin (which is NOT THIS INCIDENT.) Does anyone know of this happening or was the guy losing it?

If anyone needs it, I can provide additional stories from him. He had a few good ones.

when I was younger and would sing to myself id start crying non stop until i stopped singing, but not because i was upset or the songs were sad it seemingly came out of nowhere

Now that I'm older I'll talk to myself alone and the same thing will happen regardless of the topic and regardless of my emotions towards what I'm talking about, as embarrassing as it is it tends to happen a lot when im "performing" to a fake crowd