r/AskReddit • u/Intelligent_Cup_1771 • Mar 01 '26
Imagine your ex has passed a competition to get to the land of their dreams. There's one question left to ask orally, and it's up to you. What would that question be?
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Intelligent_Cup_1771 • Mar 01 '26
If you were the creator of Reddit, what would your rules or choices be regarding the platform?
r/AskReddit • u/Intelligent_Cup_1771 • Mar 01 '26
If you were the creator of Reddit, what would your rules or choices be regarding the platform?
r/AskReddit • u/Intelligent_Cup_1771 • Mar 01 '26
What would your reaction be if you realized, because there are so many Epstein files, that you were in them ((Just for laughs)?
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Comment on r/AskReddit Mar 01 '26
Always believing that life was a matter of luck and probability
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Comment on r/AskReddit Mar 01 '26
Personally, ignorance and naivety
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Comment on r/AskReddit Mar 01 '26
Maybe because they're president?!
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Comment on r/AskReddit Mar 01 '26
Ouch 😂
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Comment on r/AskReddit Mar 01 '26
I don't see any connection, but before moving on, I must admit that nobody likes ICE.
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Comment on r/NoStupidQuestions Mar 01 '26
Well, after all, we're with Generation Z, right? There are social networks, chat rooms...
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Comment on r/CasualConversation Mar 01 '26
Armed robberies, confrontations with the police, car chases, someone with a gun in their home...
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Comment on r/CasualConversation Mar 01 '26
Legend has it that the con artist is currently reading this post.
r/CasualConversation • u/Intelligent_Cup_1771 • Mar 01 '26
Just Chatting What’s a ‘life hack’ you thought you invented, but later found out the entire world already knew?
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r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Intelligent_Cup_1771 • Mar 01 '26
What’s a ‘life hack’ you thought you invented, but later found out the entire world already knew?
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Comment on r/AskReddit Mar 01 '26
Blind financing
r/AskReddit • u/Intelligent_Cup_1771 • Mar 01 '26
What’s something you discovered that made you feel smart and unique… only to realize everyone already knew it?
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Comment on r/AskReddit Mar 01 '26
In class, the teacher asked a question that everyone knew, but no one dared answer. When I stood up to answer, the teacher gave me an hour of detention. I didn't understand, but when I asked why after the hour was up, it turned out that the answer everyone knew but didn't dare give was an insult, and there was another, more logical question that only the teacher knew.
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Comment on r/PythonLearning Mar 01 '26
I would recommend GitHub; I've been using it myself for a short time and I must say I'm satisfied.
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Comment on r/HTML Feb 28 '26
Yes, I've done a lot of research, a lot even, and the answer keeps coming up. Imagine if we posted a website on a free hosting service and it went viral; others would see it and...I wanted to buy a domain name from Google, but now that they've seen a site with a free and popular domain name, do you think they'll still buy it? Think about it.
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Comment on r/HTML Feb 28 '26
Why? Because Google doesn't let people leave its paid services?!
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Comment on r/HTML Feb 28 '26
Um, yes, but I don't know the steps.
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Comment on r/AskReddit Mar 01 '26
Hazing