A Reddit post from r/Earth199999 titled “[r/conspiracy] I finally got a girlfriend, until the government intervened,” with text describing vague memories of asking a girl out.
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There’s a certain kind of people who float through life convinced they’re delivering cosmic wisdom with every post, sign, or shaky selfie video. You know the type: grand declarations, hazy metaphors, and a certainty that they’ve unlocked the universe. I mean, no kidding, the walking instances of people who are navigating their own expressions of “main character syndrome” is staggering. And that’s to mean that some people believe everyone else around them is just some kind of pre-programmed nothing being that isn’t living out its own wants, needs, etc. It’s a crazed conundrum and thankfully wonderful elements like empahty can help one steer clear of falling prey to those egomaniacal ills.

1. He invented invisible arguing

A tweet from @lisatomic5 reads: “when my son was younger he realized a family member was often passive aggressive-- but not knowing that term yet he described the person as doing ‘invisible arguing’”
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2. The tumor cured itself

A social media comment describes a story about a woman who heard voices telling her to get a brain scan. A tumor was found and removed, after which the voices stopped. The comment ends with "Tumor cured itself.
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3. “If someone slapped a steak the size of Europe…”

A social media exchange: Toad asks, "so you don't feed it anything?" Breeze replies about a self-sustaining planet, joking a giant steak dropped on Europe would disrupt the ecosystem.
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4. I mean, what is this?

A Reddit post highlights a scene from Toy Story 2 where Rex plays a Buzz Lightyear video game and loses to Zurg in one hit, jokingly comparing its difficulty to Dark Souls. The post includes an image of Rex facing Zurg in the game.
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5. “But hear me out”

A Reddit post from r/conspiracy reads: “I finally got a girlfriend, until the government intervened.” The post describes waking up with vague memories of asking out a girl. The post has 6 upvotes, 12 comments, and 1 share.
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6. Ladies and gentlemen, I give you Sonic Jackson

An article preview shows Sonic the Hedgehog on the left and Michael Jackson singing on the right. The headline reads, "Why Sonic the Hedgehog, in a way, is Michael Jackson’s Son.
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7. Life is too fragile for millennials

A Reddit comment thread discussing how life in the 90s felt simpler, mentioning TikTok, "fat guy," and generational debt for Chinese monster keychains. A reply says they don't understand the reference, with upvotes visible.
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8. “I’m not doing insect socialism”

A social media comment responds humorously to concerns about bee exploitation, saying bees are happy to share honey in a symbiotic relationship, unlike animals used for meat, and jokes about "insect socialism" and "surplus labor value.
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9. Does anyone know that show?

A tweet says kids won’t know the joy of randomly finding a wild cartoon show on TV they can never find again. A reply jokes they’ll someday find that show with all the talking dogs who work for the UN.
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10. “That really cheeses my cake”

A Tumblr post humorously complains that flies enter houses with no purpose, unlike ants that at least have a plan to steal food, joking that flies are simply too stupid to use a window twice. The post has 29.1K notes.
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11. Drunk raccoons in Kentucky

A woman in a green shirt crouches on asphalt, performing chest compressions on a raccoon lying on its side. Text overlay reads, "Kentucky nurse revives drunk raccoon found in dumpster. Aug. 30, 2025.
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12. That’s a pretty interesting accent

A Reddit comment asks, "What is california accent," and a reply says, "The linguistic equivalent of twirling your hair around your finger.
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13. Yep, that would definitely work

A Reddit comment thread: The first user says "Digital tampons." The second user replies with "r/brandnewsentence." The third user adds, "Golden comment." Each comment has upvotes, with arrows indicating voting.
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14. “Why no hair?”

A text meme describes a conversation where someone meets a beautiful girl who only speaks French. After struggling with English, she calls him a "handsome man but why no hair" using Google Translate, followed by sad face emojis.
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15. Please match your perfume to your face!

A tweet from @smart_chinyere reads: "Please use perfume that matches your face. Don’t make someone turn around for nonsense" followed by a laughing emoji.
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Meet the Writer

Matt has spent over the last 8 years as both a writer and editor, working in Seattle and Brooklyn, where he is now based. He loves escaping the tirelessly fast pace of the “Mad Apple” that is NYC by taking walks and runs through parks where he’s able to catch up on the latest tea about society from the city’s ever chatty, always hungry, occasionally maniacal, pigeons. They always have a lot to say. When he’s not taking his urban nature strolls, or dutifully combing the deepest rabbit holes of the internet to find the content that’s worth sinking your mind’s teeth into, he’s likely holed up at a dark-lit dive bar with a new book and/or some friends, or just as easily he could be on the hunt for the next addition to his steadily growing plant family.

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