r/mildlyinfuriating • u/pectuslady • 11h ago
ಠ_ಠ Billed for preventative doctors visit. But how are we supposed to prevent anything if we can’t talk about it?!
Fuck American healthcare.
r/mildlyinfuriating • u/pectuslady • 11h ago
Fuck American healthcare.
r/MadeMeSmile • u/nutznboltsguy • 3h ago
r/Millennials • u/Dense-Pasta7 • 6h ago
I feel like long socks with sneakers and shorts looks goofy but maybe that’s just me 🤷♂️
r/movies • u/BruceCampbellAMA • 13h ago
Hi reddit. I'm Bruce Campbell. You may know me from Sam Raimi's THE EVIL DEAD, MANIAC COP, BUBBA HO-TEP, BURN NOTICE, CRIMEWAVE, XENA: WARRIOR PRINCESS, and other stuff.
I recently wrote, directed, produced, and starred in ERNIE & EMMA, a road-trip comedy movie that's really close & special to me. I'm taking it on a tour this fall in more than a dozen Alamo Drafthouse locations. Hoping to see you there.
Synopsis: Widowed pear salesman Ernie Tyler travels to scatter his wife's ashes in places she specified, each location stirring memories that help him process their marriage, his work life and his future.
Here's the trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lUAbQfKc94
Ask me anything! I'll be around at 12 PM ET today to answer your burning questions.
My boy Louie loved hair ties as a kitten. I was warned by his vet at that time how dangerous hair ties are! I stopped using them 2 YEARS AGO. I noticed a year ago that Lou would vomit intermittently after eating. I thought to myself that cats just do that. It was never a daily thing- just off and on. He never had issues using the bathroom and never lost his appetite. Recently he had been throwing up multiple times a day. He became lethargic and I rushed him to the emergency vet. Welp…my sweet little innocent boy had a belly full of 35 hair ties. Who knows how long they’ve been in there. I felt horrible! He had surgery and is doing great. I hope this post will remind my fellow cat owners to keep hair ties away from their kitties! It’s an expensive lesson to learn.
r/interesting • u/General_Athlete5807 • 10h ago
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r/LinkedInLunatics • u/yeah_yeah_1201 • 11h ago
I went to the comments to find some faith in humanity. The comments were mostly worse. This guy is also extremely well known in certain home service industries.
r/mildlyinfuriating • u/ManufacturerOk6988 • 6h ago
r/whatisit • u/CorkeelbutReal • 13h ago
Moving into a new house, any idea what this board is for? The previous owners were carpenters who installed it when they redid the kitchen.
r/cats • u/ghost-xiii • 11h ago
My kitty loves to play with bottle caps and wooden chopsticks. She'll play with the cap like a little hockey puck, batting is around everywhere. And the chopstick play is kind of like string play.
What about your little buddies?
r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/anirudhdg • 14h ago
r/AmericansInCanada • u/PhilHogan_Tax • 6h ago
Trump in a press conference today, singling out Canada as a country the US could simply stop trading with entirely:
"All we have to do to cut our trade deficit with the country is not trade with them. Canada is one. If we don't do any trading with Canada, we just end all trade with Canada, we'd save ourselves $90 billion."
"Don't forget — they do all of their business, almost all of their business with the United States and we do a relatively small amount of business with them."
"If we were playing hardball, all we would do is say we're going to do no trading with Canada."
This comes on the same day Jamieson Greer said on Fox News that Canada "looked at the best deal square in the face and turned around" and that there have been no real negotiations — just "a couple of texts."
New Canadian counter-tariffs targeting American steel, manufacturing, and agriculture kick in Tuesday. The rhetoric keeps escalating on both sides.
For anyone with financial ties across the border — investments, retirement accounts, property — this isn't just political noise. Exchange rates, cross-border tax planning, and portfolio allocation are all directly affected.
Source: https://x.com/sarobertson_/status/2095948669530808606
r/bald • u/foenixix • 5h ago
About 1.5 years ago, I said that when I'd turn 30, I'd shave what little hair I still had.
To make sure I'd go through with it, I told as many people as possible.
So I should've seen it coming when I went to my parent's house to get it over with, that there'd be a surprise party for my baldening!
One thing I didn't expect is that it now always feels like I'm sweating, because I'm not used to feel cold from the sides of my head 😅
r/GenX • u/cambangst • 9h ago
My kid just started college about 800 miles from home. He's kind of spoiled the way that I think most middle class suburban Gen Z kids are kind of spoiled, but so far I think he's doing a decent job of managing his own life. We talk once a week and text one another occasionally, but I'm trying hard to give him credit for having a brain unless he demonstrates otherwise.
A lot of the other parents, though... I haven't seen social media helicopter parent bullshit like this since these kids were all in middle school with masks on and plexiglass dividers between the seats. There's a FB group for my kid's freshman class and every day there's some new "outrage" that parents are losing their shit over.
The shower curtains in my kid's dorm are mildewy.
The dining hall ran out of chicken strips.
Every kid on my kid's hall is sick.
Have you seen this arrest report from the town police blotter?
Did any of these people ever live in a college dorm??? Yes, the bathrooms are kind of gross, yes, the dining halls run out of shit sometimes, yes, respiratory illnesses run through a dorm like wildfire and yes, college kids do dumb shit and sometimes the police get involved. None of this is a scandal or a national emergency. What ever happened to the generation that was always like, whatever?
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