I have an odd memory of knight drawings that look like this, especially the silver one. I don't remember any more context but it's been driving me insane since this picture popped up.

This was my dog’s favorite toy. Purchased approximately 10–20 years ago in the U.S. No tags remain. I’m trying to identify the manufacturer from the embroidered logo. I don’t know if I picked this up at the dollar store or supermarket or online but when I’m trying to replace that. If anyone recognizes it, please reach out.

I’m debating putting it into the coffin with my dog because it was one of her favorites, but someone told me I should keep it as a memory so I’m trying to see if there’s any way to purchase a duplicate for myself and give this one to my dog for a forever keepsake

Hi everyone,

I am reaching out to this community in hopes of finding a replacement for my childhood baby blanket, or at least identifying the brand so I can keep searching for one. Even a photo of it would make me so happy.
I was born in 1999 and had this blanket from the day I was born. Throughout my life, I’ve went through some extremely dark periods of time, dealing with mental health, addiction, homelessness and trouble with the law. During these chaotic times, I lost all of my personal belongings time and time again. More than I can count; including this blanket.
I’ve been in recovery from IV drug use (cocaine/crack, meth & opioids), sober almost 4 years now, but losing my blankie has left a huge void. It’s the one thing I cannot recover from or move on from. It was my ultimate sense of comfort and safety growing up. I’ve gone through some really awful, scary and devastating stuff; but my blankie was always there to hold on to.
For years I have spent countless hours searching thrift stores, yard/garage sales, flea markets, antique shops, eBay, and Etsy, but haven't had any luck matching it yet. It’s like it never even existed. I still dream about it and would give anything to have it or a replacement back in my life. If I could have one thing back from all the stuff I’ve lost, it would be this.
I know this all might sound silly to some, but I’m being super vulnerable right now - so please, be kind.💙

Blanket Details & Features:

Era/Year: Manufactured around 1995–2001 (ish).
Base Material/Color: Off-white / cream soft fleece.
Main Center Image: A lion with a teal-blue body and a lighter blue head.
3D Interactive Elements:
• The lion's mane is a loose, flappy white ruffle sewn around the head (3D effect, not flat printed).
• The tail is also a 3D separate piece of fabric attached at the end, made from the same material as the inner border.
Inner Border: Late 90s style pastel blue and pink mottled / cloud / watercolor pattern.
Outer Trim: A solid teal-blue fabric ruffle running along the entire outer edge of the blanket.

(I’ve attached the few photos I have of it, with notes highlighting the mane, tail, body, and border elements for visual reference).

How You Can Help:

If you recognize this blanket, remember having one like it, know the brand/manufacturer (e.g., Carter's, Lambs & Ivy, Eden, NoJo), or happen to have one in an attic or closet that you’d be willing to sell, please let me know; finding this would mean more to me than words can even express.

Thank you so much if you’ve taken the time to read this far!

You heard what the title said. this is beyond ridiculous im sorry

for context, this is a picture of a white woman seen on a fridge of a joke Danganronpa fanseries called Isekaironpa:Transcended Desires.

All i know is: the person who drew the background searched for "kitchen" on their browser, and they ended up adding a picture of her face on the fridge.

I cannot find the original photo. I cannot find the white woman on the fridge.

i am so desperate to find her. seeing her in the background never fails to make me burst out laughing i havent opened reddit in so long i opened it just to try and find her. thank you.

EDIT: thank you for all of the responses so far!! i do think its meryl streep (unless it turns out to be some random stock photo woman that wouldnt really be a surprise) but i would like to specify that im looking for the exact image used on the fridge. but either way thank you still, that is one step closer to finding the fridge white woman..

Prefacing this with please don't talk about the drama. I'm only asking about the drawing of the Youtuber's persona.

It feels so familiar to me, I think it's either in black and white or just an older cartoon. I think in the original the character kind of leans into the camera with that look.

My friend saw it on Spotify and now we are trying to find it.

Its a scary looking dude, not really human. He has a skinless face? He may also be completely bold shes not sure. We dont know the year this was released or the ganre. It was also a painting, like an oil painting or something.

All we know is that its on Spotify and that its a painting.

Hi! My friend has been searching for a while for this pic that was used as a template by artists to draw ships months ago. ​​​​

He provided this sketch and described the original picture as a girl sitting while holding a dude by the waist: he was wearing glasses and kinda showing off (?).

I unfortunately can't recognize it but if I was wondering if anyone finds it familiar!​​ Does anyone know the name or can find a link to the original pic? Thanks!​​

the post is listed as unavailable on my facebook account but i absolutely NEED this backpack plz help me find it 🙏

Specifically, I am looking for a video I found when I was a young child. It had "Would You Like to Swing on a Star" playing in the background, and I remember characters like Lilo, Stitch, Chicken Little, and Abby Mallard in the video specifically in friends groups together. The scenes of the friend groups changed as that song played in the background. Honestly I don't know if there are anymore Disney characters in that video. I don't have much memory of the video, nor can I remember who the creator was or the exact upload date. But, I remember seeing that it around sometime in 2017 and the video was short form too (it wasn't a YouTube short or social media short but also wasn't a long video either). The characters were also 3D too.

I found this video on YouTube as well. It's 9 years later and I've tried searching on YouTube (unfortunately, I couldn't find it as I cleared my account history from 2020 and sooner on my mom's old account) Internet Archive (I tried searching the video by going back to YouTube when the page was archived in 2017 and Internet Archive did not archive those search terms). I've also tried alternative platforms like Bilibili (which I figured isn't on there at all) and search terms like "Swinging on a Star Disney crossover" did not lead to that video or any other similar videos.

Now, I don't have any full memory of this video as I was a young child when I first watched it but I want to send this video to my friend and keep a working copy of it as it's really special to me too. I said all I can remember when I watched it. Anyone who can try to fetch this for me, thank you so much!

Hey all! I hav been scouring the net for this set and have been kicking myself in the pants for not buying it when they were available. If anyone is interested in selling please let me know! Also looking for the purple versions pants!

I keep seeing it

I distinctly remember it being a children's video that was a collection of nursery rhymes, American folk songs, and the like that were sang and acted out with kids and this one adult man, there may also have been a woman that made appearances here and there. What I specifically remember is this one small part of a song about the boogeyman and there was an actor in this terrifying costume dancing around with the kids. I only remember one line of words from the song that went "chances are, you'll scare the boogeyman, too."

I'm sorry I don't have any further details and I hope I've posted this in the right place. Thanks in advance!

Basically, it was a backrooms themed game where you had to craft items to kill the entities, which was your objective. The map would be open doored, and every room had different scraps on the floor, for example bottled water, metal, plastic and more. You could craft generators to produce those items, all the generators i remember were plastic, metal, gunpowder. I remember there were carrot farms for food (?) and there was a water farm too. You could also craft guns, and upgrade them with upgrade stations.

They went through much effort, the most I could do is send Reddit into the mines of the internet from which they yearn.

I found the most gorgeous perfect pair of cargo pants on depop for super cheap so I messaged the seller about the inseam length since I have pretty long legs (I should have just bought them and worried about that later especially for the price). They sold before the seller got back to me😔. I messaged them and offered to pay double if they canceled the previous order and sold them to me instead but they had already been shipped!

I’ve scoured online looking for this pair of pants anywhere else and I can’t find them anywhere!!! Please help a girl out I’m in love with these pants.

I’ll buy them second hand or from the actual brand I just need a link! If they are second hand I’m a size 2-4 (and preferably 29-32 inch inseams not being super picky on that if I can just find them that would be great)

What I'm looking for: A low-budget narrative thriller (not a documentary) from around 2020.

Plot details:

• Set in Los Angeles, in English, roughly 60 minutes long.
• Centers on a child trafficking/pedophile ring involving Hollywood elites.
• There are strong hints of rituals taking place in a warehouse setting.
• One of the murdered children appears throughout the film as a glowing orb or luminous spirit, guiding/helping the protagonist — this is a recurring supernatural device in the story.
• Genre-wise it's a thriller with spiritual/supernatural elements, not a straight drama or documentary.

How I heard about it:
Around 2020, I watched a solo Instagram Live from the director — a white American man, roughly 30–40 years old — announcing that he was releasing the film for free, framing it as an exposé/dramatization of a real pedophile trafficking network operating among Hollywood's elite. It seemed connected to the broader wave of similar claims circulating at the time (e.g., "Out of Shadows," which came out the same year) but this was a distinct, scripted narrative film, not that documentary.

What I've tried:

• Searched IMDb, Letterboxd, and general web searches using plot keywords (orb, warehouse ritual, pedophile ring, Hollywood elite) — no matches.
• Searched for the director's Instagram announcement — couldn't relocate it.
• Considered it might be self-distributed/independently hosted and later taken down or scrubbed from major platforms (YouTube, Vimeo), which would explain the lack of indexed results.

Any leads — even partial (actor names, alternate titles, where it might have been hosted) — would be hugely appreciated.

So it’s a distressing comedy sketch I think, and it’s this African American guy and another guy working in a basement, and he sends his friend to go get a nail gun or something. Well then he hears this clacking sound and asks his friend if he got the nail gun, only to look up at the steps and see this big skeleton face looking thing with long bony hands clacking its jaw faster and faster. If any of you got any way of me finding this video again please help me out

recreated it in chrome music lab, but i've been thinking about it for a while and want to hear it

The era is likely 2000’s/2010’s, I believe it was an indie album of some sort but I really have no idea. It might not be a camping tent like the one pictured here either, just some tent in general.

Edit: it’s also surrounded by trees and stuff, the tent is in a forest 🌲