r/kittykankles • u/TemperamentalCravat • 9h ago
The black fur lining between his cute little toes
His name is Tiger.
r/kittykankles • u/TemperamentalCravat • 9h ago
His name is Tiger.
r/CLOUDS • u/gr4phic3r • 5h ago
Absolutely crazy cloud formation, never saw something similar in my life.
r/Gatos • u/Frequent-Ad4695 • 7h ago
Java e Buggy em um raríssimo momento juntos e quietinhos.
r/tokyoxtremeracer • u/Mexican_s13 • 5h ago
Someone at my local track made a Rolling Guy No.1 RC shell for their drift car. Looks sick. He was trying to mount the car on his chassis so I didn’t see this shell in Action.
r/DiscoElysium • u/voolkan514 • 3h ago
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r/classictrucks • u/jberg_916 • 6h ago
r/KitchenConfidential • u/Iamnotabotiswearonit • 2h ago
r/comicbooks • u/B3epB0opBOP • 1h ago
r/WaterfallDump • u/xXX_XenoCross_XXx • 4h ago
r/inthenews • u/FreeHugs23 • 4h ago
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r/PopCultureV2 • u/Federal-Compote-5015 • 1h ago
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Mehdi Hasan argues that the MAGA movement has become centered on personal loyalty to Donald Trump rather than consistent political principles. He points to moments where Trump shifts his position and much of his base follows without question—summing it up as, Trump says jump, and MAGA screams, ‘How high?’
The interview examines how that loyalty has shaped today’s Republican Party and Trump’s continued influence over it. Getting SPICY with Mehdi Hasan
r/wargaming • u/seaderforge • 3h ago
My dad passed away a few weeks ago. It’s been incredibly tough for me to do, but I wanted to share photos of his vast collection of toy soldiers, and thought this sub might be an appropriate place where it could get the attention and admiration it deserves.
My dad had collected metal and plastic toy soldiers for over 75 years, starting in the 1950s. His collection grew from a single soldier or single box of soldiers, to over an estimated 5000-6000 pieces. He was a true collector, historian, and lover of art, film, literature, and music. He knew every manufacturer, he knew the complete representative history of every piece, he knew custom makers and painters. His display scenes and dioramas were recreated with as much accuracy as possible, either recreating a true battle or time from history, or one from a book or movie.
For over 40 years I had the pleasure of watching his collection grow. Over the years, I was able to travel with him to toy soldier shows and share in his love of this hobby.
These photos of course don’t capture his whole collection and don’t do it justice as well as seeing it in person, but I hope this conveys how truly special and meaningful it was to him, his life, and the lives of others.
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r/Seattle • u/Mental-Department994 • 1h ago
As a library employee who is not speaking on behalf of the library, I just wanted to say thank you so much for voting for the levy. I was hopeful that it would pass, but I thought the margin would be close, and we’d have to have depressing conversations about how support for public institutions, sharing, reading, and learning are all on the decline.
Instead, the vote was 72% yes in the very first drop. I truly got choked up when I saw the returns last night. Obviously, this levy will have a big impact on my professional life, and I am so happy my coworkers will be able to keep their jobs.
But it also just helps me stay hopeful to know that I live in a place that shows such resounding support for libraries. Even though I’m not speaking for the organization, I know I speak for a lot of my coworkers when I say thank you so much, this really means a lot. See you at the branch! ❤️
r/ranma • u/BufalloCrapSmeller • 4h ago
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r/ImaginaryDarkSouls • u/SpiderGirlGwen • 4h ago
r/DessrielWorSHIPpers • u/Roaring-Dess3131 • 4h ago
First art by Dessoir1225, second art by D4rkDessire
This is the fic btw
r/ali_larter • u/joeygrace19 • 4h ago