Reddit became too America focused. Most of the posts were about America or assumed everyone reading was American. It felt very exclusionary.

Americans assuming everyone else is from America and knows everything about America.

Never have I ever drank coffee

America is the greatest country in the world. Only those who haven't travelled much would believe that.

Too many people smoke in Europe and it's too widely accepted.

I think this is USA only. Maybe mention that in the title. They don't sell half of those cars here.

They weigh my carry on and complain when it's 1kg over, yet some people weighing twice as much as me get on the plane. Makes no sense.

Let me say that I do believe that the Israeli government is committing genocide. And they believe they are too. They've said the quiet part out loud. They don't want to live in peace with the Palestinians.

Funny thing is, her husband's not even dead. She just likes the recordings.

Here's a story told entirely from my point of view, edited to make me look good. Am I the asshole?

Why you all taking about your butts? I wear thongs in the summer. They're quick to slip on and pretty comfortable footwear.

Why would anyone live there? Let alone believe it's the best country in the world

Does anything good come out of meta?

Some anti nuclear groups do everything they can to slow down nuclear builds, putting as many road blocks in the way as possible. Then when it's slow they say: see, building nuclear plants is slow!

As an avid republican myself, I don't know what this is about. We don't even have 7 million children in this country. But Australia should not be ruled by the monarchy.

If your thongs are touching your anus, you're wearing them wrong.

All companies have a test environment. Some companies are lucky enough to have a separate environment for production.

I don't follow every countries politics and what bills they're trying to pass. I barely keep track of my own country's stuff.

I almost never tip. It's the employer's responsibility to pay the employees, not the customer's.

You could always trademark colours. I know in the early naughties yellow pages had trademarked their yellow #ffdc00