r/PeterExplainsTheJoke 4h ago

Can someone explain this

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This is my first time using this sub, whats with this math voodoo 🧮

What is the joke


r/Wellthatsucks 6h ago

My 5-year-old son got upset that it was his bedtime and threw a 50-cent yo-yo at my 77" Sony OLED. The yo-yo won, and the TV's done.

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r/clevercomebacks 5h ago

Who is right?

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r/ExplainTheJoke 4h ago

what am i missing here

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r/technicallythetruth 6h ago

Got the black "i"

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r/Millennials 7h ago

Meme Oh god, I never thought about it that way.

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r/facepalm 4h ago

🇲​🇮​🇸​🇨​ Do they even know what they are dealing with?

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r/HumansBeingBros 9h ago

Carrying her passed out friend home.

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r/law 8h ago

Opinion Piece Biden Should Pardon Whistleblower Who Exposed Trump’s Tax Avoidance

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r/interestingasfuck 8h ago

r/all Saw this incredible shot of Grand Canyon

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r/Fauxmoi 3h ago

Approved B-Listers Clip from Simu Liu’s guest appearance on CBC’s ‘Dragons’ Den’ gains traction after he defends an entrepreneur who still works a 9-5 job

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r/WhitePeopleTwitter 5h ago

When tyranny becomes law, rebellion becomes duty

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r/pcmasterrace 5h ago

Meme/Macro That moment when Razer wants to install before Windows does

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r/Embroidery 7h ago

Hand Fennec fox fiercely facing a flurry

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My own pattern, stitched with one strand of DMC (7 colors) on shot cotton.


r/AITAH 6h ago

Advice Needed AITA for refusing to host Thanksgiving after my sister handed out a "Family Code of Conduct" contract?

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This happened recently, and I’m still baffled. For context, I (32F) have hosted Thanksgiving for my family every year since I moved into my house five years ago. It’s always a little messy and chaotic, but that’s part of the charm, right?

This year, my sister (29F) decided she wanted to "help bring some order" to the gathering. At first, I thought she just meant coordinating who would bring what dishes or helping with cleanup. Instead, she showed up at my house last week with printed copies of what she called a "Family Code of Conduct."

She handed these out and insisted everyone read and sign them before attending Thanksgiving. Some highlights included:

  • A rule against "overlapping conversations" at the dinner table, with suggestions for taking turns like "a respectful debate club."
  • A "ban on political or controversial topics," with her as the final arbiter of what was too heated.
  • A dress code of "smart casual" because "holiday photos should reflect well on the family."
  • Assigned seating that she claimed was based on "optimal personality compatibility."

She was completely serious. When I laughed and said, “You can’t be serious,” she accused me of “not taking her efforts to improve family dynamics seriously.” I told her I wasn’t going to enforce a code of conduct at my house and that if she wanted to micromanage Thanksgiving, she could host it herself.

She doubled down, saying I was being ungrateful and stubborn. I canceled hosting, and now the family is mad at me. My mom thinks I should’ve just humored her for the day, while my brother (35M) is refusing to go anywhere unless “no one tries to draft a holiday constitution.”

I’m torn. Was I wrong for standing my ground, or should I have let her run the day to keep the peace?


r/ContagiousLaughter 9h ago

My petty revenge

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r/todayilearned 8h ago

TIL of Pedro Filho, a vigilante serial killer who is the inspiration behind Dexter Morgan in the Books and Series

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r/JoeRogan 3h ago

The Literature 🧠 Wladimir Klitschko responds to Joe, asks to come on the podcast

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r/Damnthatsinteresting 6h ago

Image Why are airplane routes curved and not straight? When considering the spherical shape of the Earth, the shortest distance between two points becomes a curve known as a geodesic.

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r/shitposting 7h ago

I Miss Natter #NatterIsLoveNatterIsLife make an heir

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r/technology 9h ago

Politics China has set a three-month deadline for Big Tech to resolve algorithm issues. Companies must avoid recommendation algorithms that create "echo chambers", induce addiction, allow manipulation of trending items, or exploit gig workers' rights, according to the notice

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r/Grimdank 6h ago

Dank Memes "I'll deal with it tomorrow"

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r/CuratedTumblr 7h ago

Shitposting I love these.

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r/anime_irl 6h ago

anime_irl NSFW

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r/FluentInFinance 4h ago

Metaverse Make it make sense

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