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Uh, did you know Olive Oil can go bad? Because I never even thought about that. Redditor, u/MomosOnSale, asked the online community, "Redditors who cook, what's the biggest 'no no' thing in cooking?" 

And the comments are actually filled some really helpful cooking tips. 

I also read a majority of these cooking tips with Disney's Ratatouille chef Colette's voice in mind. Try it, it's fun.

Anyways, I learned a little something from this and maybe you will, too! 

Anyone else got some helpful cooking tips?

Shout out to the subreddit r/facepalm for providing us with all these ultra-facepalming gems! 

For those of you who don't follow the subreddit, it's where people share the stupidity of people online and IRL. From screenshots, forums, social media sites, or just in real life -- because you can find embarrassing sh*t like this almost anywhere and everywhere. 

Enjoy!

How do you define a 'shower thought'? Subreddit r/showerthoughts have summed it up quite lovely, "The human brain is a decidedly odd machine, often prone to glitches, malfunctions, and internal errors (like inexplicably deciding that raisins are an acceptable addition to cookies). However, within the confines of that chaos, something intriguing occasionally occurs: A seemingly mundane detail about the world will suddenly become more interesting, having been viewed from a slightly different perspective than usual."

So without further ado, let these steamy shower thoughts wash over you as you ponder their truths:

Never thought of it like that! Let these steamy shower thoughts wash over you as you ponder their truths:

Nothing like a good boost of wholesome-ness to feed your soul! It's always nice to hear the good stories in the world, and not just be bombarded by the usual sad and scary news. Enjoy these wholesome secrets Reddit users have revealed, in an AskReddit thread asked by u/CheeseHippo69.

This week's top shower thoughts from Reddit's r/ShowerThoughts are real mind-blowers! All mind-blowers except for the R. Kelly one, we just really agree with it. What do you guys think? Which one really made you stop and realize, "Whoa. That's true."?

Nothing like some wholesomeness to bring warmth back into your cold heart! Here is a mini collection of AskReddit questions all about friendship! 

People are sharing certain movie scenes that bothered them so much -- they still think about it to this day! Reddit user, u/Litacia, asked the community, "Which movie scene bothered you so much (stupid writing, annoying plot twist, unnecessary romance, etc.) that you still think about it sometimes?" Warning: Spoilers ahead (very old movies but still)

Looking for some random information that will make you go, "Woah, never thought about that before"? Then you're in the right place! Prepare to have your mind blown! ... Or at least it will open it a bit further. Check out more shower thoughts at /r/ShowerThoughts!

Redditor u/mirarom asked the Reddit community, "Redditors with toddlers, what's the most recent illogical breakdown they've had?" and then the dam was broken as an incoming of hilarious and ridiculous toddler tantrums came pouring in! 

18 hilarious jokes from the subreddit r/Jokes that will amuse you indefinitely. 

Here are some new shower thoughts for you to ponder! Courtesy of Reddit's /r/Showerthoughts. 

Christmas is a merry time for everyone. Kids love getting presents, and parents love seeing their children filled with joy when they get awesome presents. But what about after Christmas, when the Christmas tree is just a burden that needs to be taken down, and the said presents are now annoying and loud? Anyone with children or younger siblings will understand this. We got the best stories from Reddit about the regrets after Christmas, and this thread is too hilarious to miss.  

A few days ago, a woman posted on Facebook about canceling her baby shower due to the lack of support of the baby name she has chosen. Once the world got a hold of the name (and her rant), they couldn't help but poke fun. Read the post and some Reddit users responses below! 

Although social media is one of the most public places that exist now, many people have become very relaxed about sharing intimate details of their personal lives on there. Sometimes it's accidental, and sometimes you share something without realizing its implications. Here are 21 horrifying stories of Redditors who shared way too much personal information on social media, and the results are a cross between hilarious, horrifying, and just UNCOMFORTABLE. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride! 

If you're an introvert, like me, you will understand that sometimes you really don't feel like seeing, talking or being around people. Family events, work people, strangers: it doesn't matter who it is, just as long as they're human. Sometimes, this feeling gets so strong that you'll do anything to avoid being around people. Here are 19 stories of Redditors who went to the extreme to avoid being around people - even if that meant doing some pretty crazy things. But it worked!