I’m looking for an official post for The amazing digital circus talking about the ships cause I say someone online talking about.
I’m not a person who ships characters a lot but I wanted to make what the creator feel comfortable for their characters.

This is going back probably around 15 years. I know I saw two of these on /r/WTF or a similar sub, the third was possibly on 4chan, but it may have been here so...

The first was a short clip, most likely posted on /r/WTF, it showed a severely disabled young man who was basically a head and a leg (or at least this is how I remember him, absurd as it sounds); the clip was short, under a minute long, possibly under 30 seconds. It showed how this guy got around the place using his one good leg, including negotiating some steps or stairs. He smiled at the end which made me feel a little less horrified by the spectacle. It seemed like it was from some sort of medical film, or filmed for medical reasons.

The second clip was of a guy with severely deformed limbs getting out of a car and walking down the road, while laughing, as the person filming was in hysterics. It was a video made in good nature, even though the man's deformities were distressing and his movement uncanny, he seemed happy. I seem to recall "stank leg" or "stank walk" being involved in the title somehow, and I think he was walking or jiving along to music emanating from his parked car. His legs looked like bananas.

The third was a GIF and not a video, and did not depict any deformities, but rather a large lady on a dancefloor who does this incredibly odd move, sort of like an obese person failing at breakdancing but managing to build enough momentum to propel themselves along a dancefloor in an incredibly bizarre manner. This fat woman on her back with her legs in the air, basically using her arse to "walk". Very odd and funny looking.

Anyway this is neither here nor there, but all three people happen to be black. Thanks for reading.

Hello, I'm not sure if this is the right place, but I'm looking for a tumblr post. The post is a prompt for dc x dp, where danny is basically hired as a medical consultant for the Justice League. He is only there for a day or two, but he is already showing up the doctors who have been there for years. He also points out that if these doctors used kryptonite to perform any surgeries on superman then he could get sick from repeated exposure, or that they need to use a flower or something unordered to help Martians because it reacts to their body in the same way that antibiotics (or something) do to humans. The prompt ends with Danny getting fired cuz of the doctors fragile egos, batman pissed because he very intentionally hired Danny for this job, superman and Martian manhunter only accepting medical help from Danny, and Danny watching all this go down but refusing to come back.

I'm not sure if this was a part of the post or if it was a reblog, but I remember reading a part of it that said that superman was suing the justice league because he was found to have health problems due to their repeated use of kryptonite over the years.

Anyways, sorry if this isn't enough, I've been trying to find it but haven't had any luck.

A while ago I stumbled upon this Insta reel/post; it was a 4chan/green text post about this guy who had a song written and sung about him, and it was either an ex or a crush. In the post, it included a link to the song, and he talks about her writing it for him (I still have the song). It feels like I'm imagining it.

It was a few months ago - if I remember correctly, she took pictures outside. I want to remember where she got it! I think in the post or comment section, the store started with a V (?)

There was a comic with a character with center-parted hair complaining about stereotypical designs in female characters that all look the same no matter how you change their hair and complaining about lack of diversity. I didn't get a chance to click the post before I lost it

I'm looking for more Reddit posts about ordinary things that are weirdly satisfying. Not necessarily cleaning videos or organization. More like finally fixing the squeaky door, finding the perfect storage spot, getting a stubborn stain out, or replacing something that's been annoying you forever.

I keep running into these kinds of posts randomly and always end up reading the comments. Wondering if there's a subreddit specifically for that kind of everyday satisfaction.

I cannot remember where I read this - could be AITA, Entitled Parents, BORU, maybe even another FindAPost post.

Basically OP (older teens, 16 I think?) is habitually ignored and left out of everything, always comes last, basically treated as an unwanted resident in the home. Family starts planning a vacation (Hawaii, possibly), and OP realizes that not once did anyone talk to them about it, ask if they wanted to go, mentioned them getting a ticket, so they just never brought it up to see what would happen.

It got to the point where the whole family left on their vacation without OP, who was left at home alone. Family keeps making social media posts with pics of what a great time they're having. Extended family notices that OP is missing from everything and brings it up. Family tries to brush it off. OP calls them out on it, points out family never inviting them, no ticket, nothing, just ignored and abandoned. This caused a whole ruckus.

I think it ended with OP being moved to live with someone in extended family, either an aunt or a grandparent, while family's reputation with extended family tanked because of this.

Thanks in advance for any help!

I saw a post a couple days ago I think on Wednesday 9/9 that starts out with a 20 something Asian girl in glasses, a dark gray t-shirt, and green leggings. The post is about her explaining this trick she learned to pull the leggings in a certain way that make your butt look better. I was going to share it with my Asian wife, but now I can’t seem to find the post. The last 20 or so seconds of the video are the same girl doing another demo on how to pull the leggings in this way. She is wearing the same green leggings but a light gray hoodie and is not wearing the glasses. I have a screenshot of the video, but I can’t seem to post images here. Any help?

i NEED to find the original video i found a clip of it on youtube but its not the full and/nor the original PLEASE help me find the original i NEED to find it

The youtuber has a similar character like the channel ferb except the eyes are more angular and they have a short bob cut. The rest of the visuals are also drawn in a simple style and if it's colored in it's colored flatly. The voice is definitely female but it isn't overly feminine. It is also calm and matter of fact. The two videos I remember watching is one about the future (pretty pessimistic) and about mushrooms

https://www.youtube.com/@ferdbirb

I saw a post today possibly in one of Indian subreddits about how they woke up to supportive messages from their partner and how lucky they are. The post has a screenshot with those messages. The messages read something like "I'm so lucky to have someone like you in my life. No matter what is going on, you manage things well and still make me smile. Don't stress. Things will get better. Remember that it's not your fault. You will make everyone proud".

Could someone please help me find this post?

I'm trying to find Reddit posts where people talk about something they bought expecting it to be unnecessary or overpriced, but it ended up becoming something they genuinely use all the time.

Not looking for a specific product category. I mostly enjoy reading those stories because sometimes the comments turn into a surprisingly useful list of things people actually kept using.

Is there a particular subreddit or search term that usually has posts like this?

There's a guy on youtube who I always used to watch and his name might've sounded something like "SirDrewski." He posted a Garry's Mod video (which later turned into a series) which I think had him and his friends walking along a sidewalk, and someone came along to show them a portal they made.

They went through the portal and got teleported into some world affected by a zombie apocalypse. Now I can't recall what happened exactly after that, but I think in one of the episodes they were in a subway.

Also, I'm pretty sure he posted some other Garry's Mod videos which had him and his friends in a forest trying to survive against Michael Myers, and another where they were playing hide and seek or tag with a parkour mod thingy.

I don't know if his account was deleted or not but I can say that the videos were 100% real, for my sister remembered me watching them. If anyone can find this for me I'll be super grateful

Looking for a place where people talk about those stupid little things around the house that should take five minutes to fix but somehow turn into a whole project.

Not really looking for serious DIY or renovation stuff.

More like a cabinet that suddenly won't close properly, a drawer that starts sticking, or something that's been slightly annoying you for months.

Is there a subreddit for that kind of thing?

I'm looking for the kind of subreddit where people share those completely random things they've noticed about everyday life. Not really memes and not necessarily jokes. More like “why does everyone do this?” or a tiny observation that you've never thought about until suddenly noticing it. I know Reddit probably has a community for almost everything, so I'm trying to find the closest fit.

I don't know where I saw this post (and replies) screenshot. I just remember it was a picture or video of some rich person and his wife, pretty sure it was a famous actor. The man and women were older, but the wife clearly hadn't aged quite as well (not bad, but clearly past menopause kinda look) but she had these HUGE knockers. I think the rich couple were probably on a yacht??? Well there was a guy in the comments ragging on "how could he marry someone so ugly" and then another guy commented in a satirical fashion of the rich man's point of view on how awful it must be for the him go home to someone he loves the personality of and mother of his children who also has ginormous knockers. Rightfully ratioing the misogynist.

I don't know actors, and I don't think I even recognized them. I keep thinking of it and giggling, but I can't show it to my friends bc I can't find it. It's been bugging me all month, does anyone remember this post? I do remember the man had dark hair (peppered in silver) and his wife had long blonde hair (may have been greying as well). Again, I think they were on a balcony thing of a yacht, and he may have been shirtless but she wasn't. I think he was holding a glass of wine or something. I don't remember what site or social it was.

It had to be some twitter or tiktok repost or snapshot from here on reddit, YouTube shorts, tumblr, or bluesky. I'm pretty positive it was a video, but there was no voiceover.

I’m looking for a video I saw a while ago on IG. I think I remember it being animated, but it might’ve been a comic dub. It was a video of a Harlequin pulling the hearts out of three Guardsmen and waxing poetic while doing so. Please help me!

Would've been in 2024 obviously. A bunch of kids in the theatre are "singing" along to the TPOT intro theme with like a "bum bum bah dah ba dah", as an adult standing in stage left/right is filming himself with his phones inner camera, very panicked about the news of the Trump assassination attempt and saying "this changes everything"

A friend of mine has recently been showing me various object shows and I mentioned this video but of course as soon as I need it I can't find it lol. Please help

I’m trying to find an old reddit post that I originally saw reposted as a screenshot on instagram. I don’t remember the subreddit or the exact wording, but the story was roughly:

A guy was apparently on LSD/acid and was wearing the top half of a nazi uniform/costume. He was masturbating while high, somehow ended up shitting himself, and then his grandmother/family found him like that.

I know there are plenty of parenting communities for advice, questions, and venting.

What I'm looking for is something a little different.

A place where people mostly share small victories.

Things like a picky eater trying a new food.

A successful bedtime routine.

A milestone that made someone's day.

Does a subreddit like that exist?

Or do those kinds of posts usually just get shared in the larger parenting communities?

okay first one is a tweet that says something like: “Been secretly giving my little cousin growth hormones, today is his 9th birthday.” and it’s a family photo with some white kid just TOWERING over everyone else

Second one is I think a tumblr post of this woman describing this bit her bf/husband does where he will come into a room she’s in pretending to be some frat guy and hit on her and then walk out and walk back in, now himself, and be like “is this guy bothering you?” and then proceed to mime him beating up his frat self.

I’ve referenced both of these so many times but can never find the originals PLEASE HELP ME!

So in between the years 2014-2017, I was binging a bunch of those "hide and seek challenge" youtube videos and a creepy story reading popped up on my recommended. It honestly terrified me, mostly because I was a kid. It was also my first "rules" creepy story. Here's what I remember about it.

If you find a note on your front door that says (I don't remember what it was, some different language), burn it. Don't rip it or throw it away, BURN IT. You have had a curse placed on you.(or something like that) (there were a lot of details that I don't remember after this) When you fall asleep, you will have the best dream of your life. It will be amazing. When you wake up, it will be around 1 am. (the story doesn't explain how the writer knows this) DO NOT, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, OPEN YOUR EYES. No matter what you hear, feel, or believe is going on around you. It's not real and will stop eventually. If you can keep your eyes closed until 6 am, you will have survived.

The story goes on to describe how everything gets harder and harder to ignore with each hour that passes. From objects breaking to the sounds of family members being tortured and feeling yourself be touched by creatures etc.

At the end, the writer explains that all this happened to him and that he failed to keep his eyes closed. Something like he thought the time has passed, maybe it was the sound of his alarm clock? I don't remember. Anyway, he was writing this in his closet (or something) whilst hiding from the demonic entity that was haunting him. The story ended mid sentence as he was describing how the entity was getting closer.

I feel super nostalgic about this story as it scared the everloving crap out of me. I think that the story was taken down as any time I search for it, I only find that one video game that is simmilar in premise but way younger than the og story. AND I CAN'T FIND THAT STORY. Can anyone help me find it? T-T

I remember hearing this Reddit story around 2022-2021 that was extremely graphic and visual, I had it read to me off TikTok. The title was something along the lines of “Everyday they try to talk to me, faces from my past haunt me, but I won’t let them talk to me, I won’t let them in” and the story was about this guy recalling his childhood in a small village, that he used to get scared by stories of a four legged man who has a deformed face and looked like a dog, and that the man was a dog man and hed come and get children who act bad. Then the climax was like, every adult in the village was possessed and tried to kill the children for a sacrifice to a demon, and so his mother tried killing him and he goes outside and finds all of his friends dismembered, trying to gouge out their eyes, as he sees his friends eye but a bird snatches it, and then I don’t remember the rest that well it was a long time ago but the ending was when he was a adult, he couldn’t stop getting chased by the old demons who still wanted him so he had to bear up his door. It was really scary to me since I had a very overactive imagination and I gave everything a face and it was just scary. Can you help me find it?

There's this one 4chan Post with an image of Luke Skywalker, explaining how back in the 70s boomers liked to stage themselves as the fresh new generation, wiping the floor with the old guard. Fastforward to the 2020s and they are now the old guard, showing Gen Z and milennials 'how it's done'.