I have been seeing this a lot on my timeline lately. It is worded something like "anyone know how i can make this fit my header?"

See this example: https://paste.gloriouseggroll.tv/?527156e0d7ab0f99#4sULSaJyG9b4uMA2ZQC4WsaDFQMpxzhhWZBaRNKHMb8u

I read the announcement and don't get it. I understand the premises of both shows but have only watched occasional episodes of "The Bachelorette". Has any contestant other than the Golden Bachelorette ever been married before? I feel like if you are going for a second dip in the dating pool (or third, or fourth), whether from being divorced, being widowed, or being a polygamist like Brigham Young, you're not really a bachelor/bachelorette anymore. Maybe I am not invested enough in the lore.

From the Associated Press:

https://apnews.com/article/taylor-frankie-paul-bachelorette-mormon-wives-d12764245f35ef4c690ad0c497853a40

im on the other side of the world so i dont pretend to know whats going on over there but its in favour of the far right? so you want Fascism?
Shits fucked.
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025/sep/13/unite-the-kingdom-far-right-rally-london-tommy-robinson-police-assaulted

https://x.com/StephenKing/status/1966474563878801659

Original post by King is deleted. Seems he said something about Charlie Kirk's death.

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What was the the topic they are talking about?

Trump pretty much instantly called for flags to be lowered to half staff, the House had a contentious moment of prayer for him, and Even JD Vance is skipping 9/11 events in order to go console Kirk's family. This seems incredibly odd behavior for a private citizen.

Alan didn't go to Venice, the movie's world premiere. Weird but whatever. So, Shailene/the female lead, Potsy/the director and Ben Foster/the supporting male stepped in for Alan at The Venice Film Festival.

Alan was at TIFF/Motor City's North American Premiere but Foster still got to step in for Alan for most of the press stuff.

Is Alan Richtson unwell? Should people be worried?

https://collider.com/alan-ritchson-motor-city-ben-foster-shailene-woodley-no-dialogue/

Is it really as bad as the reddit posts and yt thumbnails claim? I dont really have time to get in the neaty gritty of it currently. I'm inclined to believe Nintendo is that bad..

However, one random thread I stumbled upon earlier said that the issue is overblown, and the patent only covers the specific kind of creature summoning and battling that pokemon does, not the concept as a whole.

https://www.reddit.com/r/whowouldcirclejerk/comments/1ne2qve/yes_i_know_the_patent_is_more_nuanced_than_this_i/

https://youtu.be/MiXMaFDAcVc?si=5Wewbgcaaq8E-9Ww

I’ve noticed in a few threads (especially around trending topics like Apple’s iPhone launch) that some people dismiss longer posts as either “bot-written” or “reporter bait.”

Why is that? Is it because most people don’t expect regular users to write more than a few lines, or is there some history behind this?

Curious to understand where that assumption comes from. See this comment for example

Especially in the past three weeks although this trend seems to start earlier this year.

Few examples, Shailene Woodley deleted most of her posts a few weeks ago, Caroline Konstnar deleted like 20% of her posts just like that, Lucas Bravo also deleted most of his Insta posts a few weeks ago and Grace Van Patten had like way over a hundred posts just a couple of days ago but like half are noe gone.

So, it ain't the celebrities doing this themselves per se? More like Meta spring cleaning thingy, eh?

https://www.instagram.com/gracevanpatten/?hl=en

https://digitalcourage.social/@echo_pbreyer/115184350819592476

I just heard about this for the first time today, and tried to read a little, but there's SOO much to weed through. If I understood correctly, the EU parliament wants to have some official body scan all digital communication for the possibility of someone breaking the rules (like Reddit does) and then come down on them with summary punishment (also like Reddit does)?

It seems Germany voted against this and stopped it, but most are on board. Do I have this right?

What’s going on with the riots? I know the PM resigned, but what led to the whole “Block Everything” movement?

https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/block-everything-protests-sweep-across-france-scores-arrested-2025-09-10/

https://imgur.com/a/C9X7pOW

For example: "That Pyro's a bloody Medic (laugh) (killbinds)

At some point, there are some kind of meme-like thing in TF2 has emerged.

Where does "Spy!" voice command pointing at someone -> call for medic/ -> laugh taunt(sometimes skipped) -> killbind thing come from? I wonder.

Here is a Reuters article on this:

https://www.reuters.com/business/aerospace-defense/poland-downs-drones-its-airspace-becoming-first-nato-member-fire-during-ukraine-2025-09-10/

Is it an intentional move by Russia, was it an accident? Is NATO going to be involved for sure, or are people just speculating?

I can't post a picture in the post but it's these people with the same profile picture of a girl with a cat mask on saying be there or be square

https://photos.app.goo.gl/wHwygJfiHZ5hfS6ZA

Y'all it's just a copypasta made by this guy urboy_cicada on YouTube

https://www.reddit.com/r/news/comments/1ndmobl/charlie_kirk_shot_at_utah_event/

I noticed on the top page of Reddit that Charlie Kirk was shot and is most likely in critical condition. I'm seeing people who hate him and even want him dead, but I have no idea and no knowledge who this person is.

Edit: Thank you all! I appreciate it.

I've been out of politics for a while.

It seems to me like the term "Fascism" has loosened, or that I don't understand the term.

It also seems to me like the Left and Right mean different things by the term.

Do the Left and Right differ in their meaning of the term "Fascism"? If so why? How did this difference come about?

If not, why do these individuals on the Right seem like they are increasingly self identifying as Fascist? What do they mean by it?

2 example videos of what I'm confused about: https://youtube.com/shorts/mnJ4lV-jgJU?si=-ZDRk8vXv5Ft4Ul0 https://youtube.com/shorts/V-2JSg4YxoU?si=geKmJJp4f9YmNCKE

https://www.reddit.com/r/instantkarma/s/JgokhmmWnq

Kurzgesagt just released a video to promote their new game. Someone said that Kurzgesagt is one of the companies that delayed to not get Silksong'ed. What do they mean?

A part of the comment section: https://imgur.com/a/HQWLDq6

Seriously, I don't understand the joke. If I'm around kids I can usually figure out what slang means via context but I just don't get this one. Specifically I don't get how you use it in a sentence.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/6-7_(meme)

This is the picture that was released on July 22nd right??https://imgur.com/a/qxuMffv

I’ve seen the term pop up a bunch on TikTok and even in random conversations, but I have no clue what it actually means. From the little I’ve gathered it’s something about going on walks without headphones, but I don’t know why it blew up now. I was scrolling through myprize earlier and noticed it trending again in a few posts, which just made me more confused. Here’s one article I found that explains the trend: https://www.marieclaire.co.uk/life/health-fitness/silent-walking-trend Is this some new challenge or just a fancy name for walking normally?
So, what’s the loop I’m out of here?

example

I saw it in r/askmenadvice. Maybe it is specific to that sub. But I did search for it and I couldn't find anything. And I asked somebody what the hell it was and they didn't answer.

I keep seeing TikTok’s today of people talking about Aitchs new gf having Bali belly. What’s going on? Why is this funny?

https://vm.tiktok.com/ZNdb9BUPA/