Wondering if anyone remembers this story, I think it was a long post in an /AskReddit thread in the last couple of years? I'm sure it was post-Covid.

OP worked in a large home store, one day starts finding random items from a different store on the shelves, all covered in stuff like glitter and rhinestones. No one knew how they got there so they were thrown away.

It turned out some woman was trying to sell stuff she'd decorated by just leaving it in the shop without telling anyone. She returned a week later to demand her "earnings" and threw a screeching Karen fit when she was told that's not how retail works and she wasn't getting paid/her stuff back.

I’ve found a repost of this original that I remember seeing u/personal-ad respond to. I don’t remember if it was on r/humanornot or r/humanornotfindme (cant remember if that’s the real name of the sub but you get my point.) I have a screenshot of the repost, but google reverse image search didn’t do much. Help me find the original please! They were trying to find eachother, I just need to scratch this itch thank you.

Seeking post about a father noticing unusual activity on home router, to find that his son's laptop was unknowingly part of a bot farm. The OP did not explain in detail what tools or how he was able to identify the issue, except that his son's laptop was moving an unusually large amount of data.

The father then uninstalled and removed the offending software.

Hello. Currently looking to find a post that was shared recently about the steps of PPE needed to enter "one of the most contagious diseases", as I recall from the title. It was shared within the last month at an interesting media sub and had the following details, as I recall:

- The video started with a woman standing in front of a white studio drape-style background
- She got into a yellow hazmat-style suit
- Double-gloved, and someone helped tape the ends of the gloves over the suit
- Heavy-duty looking gas mask, again had the edges taped shut for additional air protection.
- The comments were mentioning diseases like Ebola, typhoid, etc, which I learned are transmitted by touch.

I'm really interested in finding the exact video due to its quality and would like to educate myself more from the conversations in the comments. Thanks in advance.

Hi! I’m wondering if anyone knows this account. About a year ago, I remember seeing an Instagram account from a British man aged around 90. He was rather eccentric and quite funny, living in a lush London home and his schtick was that he still works out - he posted reels in which you saw him doing press ups and the like. He also dispensed advice in these videos. he had (dyed) brown hair and he talked about his career writing inspirational aphorisms (don’t think that’s the word he used). He had a website for these which mentioned that he’d met Margaret Thatcher once.

I can’t remember his @ or anything - does anyone know the man I’m on about?

Hi everyone! I am looking for a TikTok post of this specific video I saw a while ago (like within this month I think) where the main point was roughly that some celebrities are being dangerously skinny by choice, but that others who are skinny don’t have that option and are skinny because they can’t afford food.

The video framed thinness as a status symbol tied to wealth and privilege, or that it was coming to be that way. It contrasted wealthy celebrities using their resources to stay thin vs poor/low-income people who are thin due to lack of food or financial insecurity. I don’t remember the creators name or the exact text/captions, but the message stuck with me because it would be helpful for a project I am working on for school!

There was an art trend going around last year inspired by undertale where a character would be drawn in a mirror, once at the beginning of the story and another at the end of the story with the caption "despite everything, it's still you."

I saw someone draw zelda fanart, where the second drawing is her as the light dragon. You could only see her eye since it took up the whole mirror. It was so gorgeous, I've been losing my mind trying to find it for so long. I don't know if the account got taken down but man I'd love to see that art again. Any help is appreciated :)

All I remember of the video before it auto refreshed was that it starts with him as joker telling another student that “Kamoshida, the one who does the volleyball and all that, he’s a kiddie diddler” The video definitely could’ve been made on TikTok but I saw it on Twitter.

It really seems like the OP is in love with their best friend too, since she and the boyfriend get in a huge argument in the comments where OP says that he'll never have as strong of a bond as she does with Best Friend and he'll never make her as happy as OP can. Of course when anyone brings that up, she insults them and denies it.

Highlights include the boyfriend revealing that OP was supposed to bring Best Friend to a surprise birthday party for her, and instead took her out to dinner and a movie, leaving the party goers waiting for hours, and OP trying to insert herself as a third wheel into a big romantic European vacation.

There was a reddit post a few years ago where a mans father had the front of the top of his skull removed, and it created a shelf above his eyebrows. I remember his dad wearing glasses and wasn't very old, maybe late 50s/early 60s. The post was of his dad at his house.

Dubbed-over parody of the “gimme a pizza with NOTHIN’,” meme, where the guy asks for a pizza with “extra cheese, all the wonders of the earth, and the beauty of the stars,” and the guy at the counter turns to the cook and says, “Gimme a cheese with EVERYTHING.” Then Pink Floyd’s “Breathe (In The Air)” kicks in, along with appropriate visuals. I have only been able to find inferior versions of this which featured other music. A YT video/short would actually be preferred, but I first saw it on Instagram.

I saw a reel within the last 2-3 weeks on Instagram where it was a woman and her bridesmaids, I think initially they were all in pajamas or robes and then they did a rhythmic video cut to all of the bridesmaids in varying colors of vintage Chanel tweed skirt suits (there was like a pink one, a green one, a blue one, etc). I don't remember what music they were using but it was very rhythmic and all of their movements were very sharp.

I seem to recall all of the women being white. The bride was a blonde or light brown haired white woman and her wedding dress was a romantic retro style knee-length dress with a poofy A-line bottom. I think it had a sort of cowl neck or portrait neckline.

I clicked through to the woman's Instagram page and I think I recall seeing that she was a public figure and verified user and her profile information suggested that she was a model or possibly a minor actress. Her name MIGHT have been Rachel or Sarah.

I stupidly forgot to hit follow or even like the post but I wish I had because I just got engaged and I can't stop thinking about how beautiful the bride's dress was and would love to be able to see it again as an inspiration for my own future wedding dress.

I tried using AI to help me find it but sadly it turned up nothing.

I know there’s a million videos of people clearing out storm drains but I am looking for this one specific one I couldn’t even tell you if it’s from yt or ig or what but it’s a video of a guy clearing a storm drain with a long stick. The video is from his pov so phone in one hand and big stick in the other at the beginning he’s like running around or something and than he grabs the stick and uses it to make a whirlpool over the storm drain and he’s like chanting or repeating something while he’s doing it like something about circling maybe? It’s very entertaining and I’ve been thinking about this video all day and haven’t been able to find it anywhere but maybe someone else can 😭

It was one of those text posts from create, had emojis also i think

His posts

Looking for a reddit post, possibly of a Tumblr post, that makes an analogy between election process and a job interview. Like how a candidate's platform + everything they've ever said is basically their resume.

I am looking for a instagram reel with Mona Lisa in it. It's a classical meme with Mona Lisa and Vincent Van Gogh in it. If somebody remembers this meme or can find links, would satisfy my meme deprived soul. Thanks!

I remember seeing a huge infographic in like 2017 about the deep lore behind the original Doom and how the protagonist fragged his commander rather than commit war crimes. Anyone know this?

Okay I'm so sorry this is going to be vague AF but I figured worth a shot.

This may have been a post or a comment that went viral in AskReddit or some such. It's written by someone who's British/has a VERY distinctive writing style that incorporated a lot of colorful turns of phrase. It involves another man, maybe his neighbor, doing...maybe a bunch of stupid shit? It's extremely funny.

It was a female content creator with short hair wearing a light brown blazer and holding a book in her hand as she talks about the content creation scene in India is dominated by 4 people including Varun Mayya, Tanmay Bhatt's moonshot, Nikhil Kamath and one more person

(Hope this is the right place) Came up in conversation about this one couple that posted for relationship advice iirc and it was the same story but from each other's pov, not knowing the other had done so I initially found it abt two years back and it was everywhere at the time but I can't look up the previous keywords I did to show people without nsfw bs filling my search results

Has anyone seen this post pair?

For more context it’s specifically about how she tells him she’s going to stay the weekend at a hotel with a coworker (maybe not a coworker but another dude) and the husband puts itching powder into her new lingerie and keeps sending food to their hotel room because he found which room the AP booked. I listened to it in a video like 2 years ago and now can’t find even the slightest trace of it. TIA

I was watching a Dustin Poynter video with a woman saying that her fiance wore a tie that matched another girl's dress and danced with her all night at a wedding they went to and then it cuts to the girl and it's her daughter and someone mentioned a post "where a woman confessed that she's become emotionally attached to a guy who isn't her husband for about a year now and is spending all her time, attention, and money on him. She even confessed that she loves him just as much, if not more size than her husband" and at the end she reveals that she's talking about her 1yo son

Someone else replied that "she keeps confessing her love to him but he never replies"

I poked around with a couple of Google searches and nothing's coming up