I tried to use reddit and their official app for the last two days before today just to see how actually bad it was. It was nice seeing the communities that I had grown to frequent for the last 12 years. However:

I deleted that shit after the 5th "hegetsus" ad that I saw this morning. Fuck that shit and fuck that shit hard. Like, way to know your audience lmao. Never touching that app again.

....I guess I'm gonna be that guy....

It's their not there.

The government doesn't share its secrets..

Aw, it posted sideways, which is funny because the post of the mines in mayflower gulch (that is also sideways) is what inspired me to post this 🤦‍♂️

You're a fucking asshole. Why not conversate instead of being an aggressive little fuck? It's possible not to be an unmoveable prick and talk instead of being an opinionated little dicked fuck, you know that right? Actually no, I highly doubt you do know that. You probably have the "it's the internet bro" type of mindset and don't have the brain to actually hold a legit conversation without having to yell your point and feel like you've "won."

Your tiny world view and your lack of empathy for people is sickening and I hope you get some help getting your head out of your ass.

This is exactly why auto-rotate is the devil

Takes far far more than gummies lmao

Idk about the person who replied to me but I have android and I'm using Liftoff myself.

I did James Peak for the first time last year myself! Super pretty and fun mountain.

Ain't no one seething. I'm just calling a spade a spade.

I'm using Connect as well and finding it easier and less buggy to use than I was Liftoff or Jerboa. Digging the site so far, I hope it keeps growing!

I'm using Connect as well and finding it easier and less buggy to use than I was Liftoff or Jerboa. Digging the site so far, I hope it keeps growing!

Galaxy s22 is my phone and my software version is android 13 I think. I'm not too sure if that's what you were looking for but i can grab other info if you need.

Because it's my Hobbit name.

For any mid 2000's metalcore fans out there I'm sure yall can agree that Catherine fits the answer to this question. Their album The Naturals was absolute perfection and then cancer had to be a piece of shit and take the vocalist from this world. Their follow up with a new vocalist, Inside/Out, had a couple of good songs but it just wasn't the same. Always wondered what that release would have been like with their OG vocalist.