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September 9th, 2024 10:00 AMThe image went viral on Reddit in March 2021, sparking jokes and theories regarding the kid's motivation to spy on the neighbor's windows.
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25 Hilariously Specific Statements To Ponder
Sometimes, having too much information can raise more questions than answers, here are a few examples.
This Divisive Reddit Story Has Everyone Questioning If It's Wrong To Sell The Gifts You Were Given
Do gifts come with strings attached? Is it wrong to accept a gift you know you won't use? Here's what some users had to say about these questions.
Fake Poster Of A Child With Small Telescope Sparks Memes And Parodies On Reddit
The image went viral on Reddit in March 2021, sparking jokes and theories regarding the kid's motivation to spy on the neighbor's windows.
Epic Thanos Car Broke The Internet In A Very 2018 Twitter Type Of Way
The Thanos Car refers to an image of a modified, purple pickup truck, which some say resembles the comic book and "Avengers: Infinity War" character Thanos.