We don't usually expect to get all teary-eyed from a Tumblr writing prompt, but we definitely appreciate surprises. This particular prompt imagines a situation in which Death decides to offer a game in exchange for our protagonist's life. Dungeons and Dragons, a game that can be endless, is quickly chosen. We follow their years-long journey and by the end the sappiness is supreme.
Death
We live in a world that rewards being busy constantly, a society that expects us to be on the grind at all times. Have you ever stopped to think that maybe you're allowed to take a break? We think you deserve it.
The r/me_irl subreddit is probably the sh*tposting mecca of Reddit, and things have gotten a little weirder since Christmas. On Boxing day, user beefy_cabbage shared an iCarly meme that seemed to predict the death of Queen Elizabeth. The post went viral, spawning more jokes about the unsubstantiated prediction. Most of them are fairly stupid, but we have to admit that we're very interested in what will happen on me_irl on January 6th. Stay tuned, folks.
It's a pretty well-known fact that ignorance is bliss. These tidbits from an especially uncomfortable AskReddit thread are definitely proof of this theory. One masochistic user asked the community to share all the glorious factoids they wish they hadn't learned, and honestly - we feel the same way.
Weddings, billed as arguably the most important day in a couples life, come with a lot of pressure. And where there's ample pressure, there are also ample opportunities for disaster. One curious Reddit user asked the AskReddit community to share their craziest wedding disasters, and the Redditors did NOT disappoint. Welcome to a whirlwind of drama, vomit, and, well, death.
