AskReddit is a popular subreddit on Reddit that allows any user to post interesting questions for anyone to answer, often generating funny discussion threads. These are their stories.
Some of these are rather funny, and others hit us real hard in the feels. Not that their requests were "weird" but rather more heartbreaking and truthful.
The rest were weird. And even gross.
Redditor u/codywinters327 asked the AskReddit community, "Mall Santas of Reddit, what is the most disturbing, heart-wrenching or weirdest thing a child has asked you for?"
Just be prepared for a medley of different emotions coming at you!
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?
Oh man, this kid will be horrified to learn about this when he grows up! Redditor user, u/sothishappened2, messed up or rather "TIFU" (which is an abbreviation for 'Today I F**ked Up') by letting his son take in his mother's menstrual cup for show and tell.
To be fair, the dad had no idea what the cup true purpose was until it was too late.
At least it was an innocent mistake that everyone found hilarious -- including the mother! Read the story below:
The user who started this genius AskReddit thread has since deleted their account but the thread lives on, and we are so ever grateful for that! This may be a bit of an older threader but it's definitely one of the best ones! So we ask you if you had one wish...what would you wish for? Enjoy the hysterical responses from the a**hole genie below!
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.
Ah, stock photos. We all love to poke fun at them but what about those that are actually in the stock photo? And what if they didn't know what the photo would end up being used for? Here are 15 times people found themselves in bizarre stock photos!
Credit to Reddit user FreddTM for asking the community, "People in stock photos, what's the weirdest way you've seen your photos being used?"
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)
For those of you who don't know, J.K. Rowling has been trolled quite a lot for her completely irrelevant and absurd facts she gives her Harry Potter character -- after nearly a decade! So when Reddit user, u/bogblocker asked, "If Marvel's superheroes were made by J.K. Rowling, what unnecessary characteristic would she had given them?" there were tons of comments, and they were all not only hilarious -- but accurate.
Feel like reading stories of entitled brats today? Reddit user, u/martinkarolev asked the community, "What is the craziest encounter of 'rich kid syndrome' that you have experienced?' and the answers came flooding in. Here are the top 22 responses:
8 months ago, u/bookmark32345 asked Reddit users, "What really happened in real life that if you saw it in a movie you would say, "that's totally unrealistic?" And the top true story response will have you laughing as well as saying, "that's totally unrealistic!"
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.
