From Reddit saved post — r/AskReddit, u/hot_vitch, Aug 23 2026 https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/1vwf4kg/which_bad_videogame_is_actually_pretty_good/

From Reddit saved comment — r/AskReddit, u/OhaiyoUnagi, Jul 26 2026 https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/1v6uki2/what_tv_show_has_the_longest_streak_of_back_to/oztd70c/ Comment on: What tv show has the longest streak of back to back 10/10 episodes? Early Simpsons basically has no misses, but season 4 in particular is perfection. It’s got everything: Mr. Plow, Barry White, monorails, Lisa’s first word, even braces. I’d cho-cho-choose it for my pick as the best season of comedy ever made.

From Reddit saved post — r/AskReddit, u/icannotbebothered7, Apr 10 2026 https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/1shvs18/when_did_you_realise_you_were_the_toxic_one_in_a/

From Reddit saved comment — r/AskReddit, u/Redkris73, Feb 27 2026 https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/1rfsf5p/whats_a_weight_loss_secret_more_people_should/o7ms7gd/ Comment on: What’s a weight loss secret more people should know about? When you're operating at a sleep deficit, your brain will have you craving carbs/sugar as a way to get some quick energy....for a lot of people, when they get enough sleep every night, cravings diminish noticeably.

From Reddit saved post — r/AskReddit, u/jamal255353, Jan 05 2026 https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/1q4awjc/what_is_a_common_parenting_style_that_actually/

From Reddit saved post — r/AskReddit, u/Low-Violinist7259, Sep 21 2025 https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/1nn390l/whats_the_most_beautiful_first_name_youve_ever/

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From Reddit saved post — r/AskReddit, u/BestNBAfanever, Jul 26 2025 https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/1ma0v35/whats_the_most_creative_way_to_say_you_have_to/

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From Reddit saved post — r/AskReddit, u/AaneMeg, Jul 04 2023 https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/14qomxc/what_to_do_when_your_partner_has_a_lower_sex/

From Reddit saved comment — r/AskReddit, u/1block, Jun 20 2023 https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/14ed5fp/parents_who_tried_their_best_to_raise_their_kids/jovao84/ Comment on: Parents who tried their best to raise their kids to be good humans but they turned out to be jerks, what do you wish you did differently? You don't have to win every power struggle. I don't have jerk kids. But I do think I've learned a lot from having 4 very different kids, and I think too many parents 1. Think the same strategies work for all kids (ie, rule-consequence-behavior falls in line, rinse and repeat) and 2. Focus on the behavior rather than the cause. If you have a kid who doesn't respond to your parenting style/philosophy, you should rethink your approach. It's not all the kid's fault. Some kids will burn their lives to the ground to make a point. I have one like that. For too long, it was a vicious cycle of * kid acts out * I punish * kid is angry, acts out more * I punish harder * kid is angrier, acts out even more * I punish even harder and on and on and on and on. Something needs to break the cycle. For instance, if your kid is challenging your authority, it's usually a bid for more independence. They're trying to be more mature, and they want your adult respect. You don't have to excuse the bad behavior; consequences are OK. But you ALSO have to look for ways to help your kid get that need met. You don't have to tie it to the actual incident, so it doesn't look like a reward. Give them more responsibility for themselves. * Let him walk to school alone if he doesn't get to do that. * Quit bugging him so much about what he does with his free time, even if you think he should be "getting more fresh air." * Look for any opportunity to let him choose something. "We're going to do something as a family on Sunday. You can choose what we do." or where we eat or whatever. * Don't tell him WHEN he has to do his chores. Let him set his Saturday schedule: "I need you to mow the lawn and do the dishes today. You can do it any time between now and 6 p.m." If you address the cause of the behavior, it's going to do way more to correct a bad behavior, and you'll also get more respect from your kid. If you insist on winning every power struggle, your kid is going to see everything as a fight. EDIT: I need to give my wife credit for helping me understand this over the years. She's not only a great mom and wife, she's also a really good therapist. She's gained a lot of perspective working with other kids and parents and working on those relationships.

From Reddit saved comment — r/AskReddit, u/Salemosophy, Feb 20 2023 https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/117ikl7/what_is_the_best_south_park_episode/j9bx66h/ Comment on: What is the best South Park episode? The Return of the Fellowship of the Rings to the Two Towers Kyle’s mom explaining the porn in Backdoor Sluts 9 at the end of the episode is possibly the funniest ending to any South Park episode. Butters turning into Golem (err… Gollum) after watching porn is also hilarious (spot on with the lore of the one ring corrupting its bearer the way porn corrupted Butters… with Tolkien tapping out after seeing it). Edit: Even Matt Stone and Trey Parker have said at one time or another that it’s one of their favorite episodes of all time, too. So, there’s that. Yeah. They say this about several episodes. But whatever. Edit 2: Tolkien, not “Token.” I stand corrected.

From Reddit saved comment — r/AskReddit, u/Electrical-Lead5993, Feb 20 2023 https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/117ikl7/what_is_the_best_south_park_episode/j9bvnnp/ Comment on: What is the best South Park episode? Casa Bonita

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From Reddit saved comment — r/AskReddit, u/MOGicantbewitty, Mar 28 2019 https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/b6ke3a/has_anyone_ever_honoured_one_of_those_if_were/ejma00g/ Comment on: Has anyone ever honoured one of those “if we’re still single at 40 let’s get married” commitments? How did it go? It’s because the idea that love is a choice and an action on a daily basis put some responsibility on us to find and maintain the love. Believing it just happens, or that you either just love someone or you don’t, makes it’s easier because we don’t have to take any weight in making something work. Choosing to express love to someone breeds more love in response and then you have more love for them. Don’t get me wrong, you can’t force a bad match or a toxic relationship, but love is found, kept and grown in the little things you choose to do to show your love on a daily basis.

From Reddit saved post — r/AskReddit, u/J0eRogan, Nov 07 2018 https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/9v3ush/what_onehit_wonder_had_more_great_music_that/

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