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Updated Nov 6, 2026 · 63 posts in the pool · Just browse them instead →

Every post in the game, with its author (63, spoilers)

r/IAmA · a reply
Replying to
Have you had any close calls/accidents while in orbit?
I was blinded by contamination in my spacesuit during my 1st spacewalk. It was the anti-fog used on my visor, took about 30 minutes for my eyes to tear enough to dilute it so that I could see again. Without gravity, tears don't fall, so they had to evaporate. No way to rub your eyes inside the helmet.
Written by Chris Hadfield (u/ColChrisHadfield), Dec 5, 2013. Hadfield was blinded on his first spacewalk, in 2001, while working outside the space station. Full thread ↗
r/motorsports · a reply
Replying to the postThe Heart of Racing - New team competing in USCC
When they asked me what number I wanted for the car I asked for "3" and they said "nope." Irony.
Written by Gabe Newell (u/GabeNewellBellevue), Jan 15, 2014. Valve has never released a Half-Life 3. Newell backs a sports-car team, The Heart of Racing, and asked for number 3. Full thread ↗
r/IAmA · a reply
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What's your favorite animal?
doggs. lions. walruseses.
Written by Snoop Dogg (u/Here_Comes_The_King), Jul 2, 2013. Snoop Dogg was calling himself Snoop Lion at the time. Doggs and lions, then. Full thread ↗
r/IAmA · a reply
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What's your fondest memory at Harvard?
I decided that I would be different and never attend any class I was signed up for but always attend a class I wasn't signed up for. This worked out in a funny way when the final exam for a Combinatorics class (which I signed up for) was given at the same table as my Brain studies class (which I attended and did not sign up for). My friends from Brain studies thought it was very strange that I sat on the wrong side of the table and took the Combinatorics exam even when I was the most vocal student in the Brain class.
Written by Bill Gates (u/thisisbillgates), Mar 8, 2016. Gates left Harvard in 1975 to start Microsoft. Full thread ↗
r/mildlyinteresting · a post
Using a donut as a unit of measurement, I'm 27 donuts tall
Written by Verne Troyer (u/vernetroyer), Jun 2, 2017. Troyer was 81 cm (2 ft 8 in) tall. Full thread ↗
r/funny · a reply
Replying to the postWhen you say you enjoy concerts on your Tinder profile.
This was during “All I Do Is Win” literally the most energetic song of my set lol. Dude was protecting his girlfriend the whole night. He had his arms up on the barrier in front of them creating a barrier around her. True gentleman and protector. Hats off to the guy. Even tho he’s not a giant fan of the music he took about two hours of it for his girl. Beautiful!
Written by T-Pain (u/TPain850), Apr 16, 2018. The clip in the post was from a T-Pain show, and the man shielding his girlfriend at the barrier was, by T-Pain's account, not much of a fan. Full thread ↗
r/bjj · a reply
Replying to the postGumby's Old School Monday: Ramblings and post weekend thoughts
Really enjoying this stuff:
I had the great privilege to roll with Ralph recently. It was like being run over repeatedly by an Abrams tank with sports car handling. Afterwards, he took me out for shawarma.
If the term "old school" didn't already exist, you'd have to invent it for Ralph and Renzo.
Written by Anthony Bourdain (u/NooYawkCity), Sep 21, 2015. Bourdain took up Brazilian jiu-jitsu in his late fifties and posted about it anonymously. Ralph and Renzo are Ralph and Renzo Gracie. Full thread ↗
r/AskReddit · a reply
Replying toWhich celebrity voices are instantly recognizable?
The comment above: […] "get to the chopper"
I think my voice is quite normal.
Written by Arnold Schwarzenegger (u/GovSchwarzenegger), Dec 3, 2021. The comment above his named him: “get to the chopper” is his line from Predator. Full thread ↗
r/math · a reply
In r/math, under a post about NASA's early years that has since been deleted
Awesome. Now, everyone go see Hidden Figures and learn about all of the other awesome people who worked at NASA in 1961!
Written by Janelle Monáe (u/janellemonae), Jan 28, 2017. Monáe played NASA engineer Mary Jackson in Hidden Figures, which was in cinemas that month. Full thread ↗
r/GenX · a post
Me and my friends, looking for a dead body in 1985.
Written by Wil Wheaton (u/wil), Jul 20, 2023. Wheaton played Gordie in Stand by Me (1986), about four boys who go looking for a dead body. Full thread ↗
r/IAmA · a reply
In his AMA, replying to a former classmate
This is funny and true. Lauryn Hill and I (and this person) did the announcements over the PA in middle school. So if that doesn't give me nerd/geek cred on reddit: nothing will!
Written by Zach Braff (u/zachinoz), Sep 27, 2011. Braff and Lauryn Hill went to the same New Jersey schools; a classmate from the PA crew brought it up in his 2011 AMA. Full thread ↗
r/IAmA · a reply
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What is your most embarrassing/funny on set experience?
Bill secretly put a "TV DOC" license plate on my car. I didn't notice it for a few days. Humiliating.
Written by Zach Braff (u/zachinoz), Jul 17, 2014. Bill is Bill Lawrence, who created Scrubs, where Braff played a doctor. Full thread ↗
r/startrek · a post
Want to feel old? Today, I am the same age Patrick Stewart was when we started TNG in 1987.
Patrick was 46 years, 320 days old, and I was 14 years, 320ish days when we started.
Today, I am 46 years, 320 days old.
Wow.
What a weird feeling.
Written by Wil Wheaton (u/wil), Jul 12, 2019. Wheaton played Wesley Crusher on Star Trek: The Next Generation, opposite Patrick Stewart's Captain Picard. Full thread ↗
r/IAmA · a reply
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Would you rather fight 100 duck sized Predators or 1 Predator sized duck?
I would choose the 1 Predator sized duck instead of dealing with 100 duck-sized Predators. I've already fought a Predator-sized Predator so I am confident I could handle the duck.
Written by Arnold Schwarzenegger (u/GovSchwarzenegger), Jan 15, 2013. He fought the Predator in Predator (1987). Full thread ↗
r/pics · a reply
Replying to the postFriends for 70 years
Making an effort to stay in touch. You guys today don’t know how easy you have it. In the old days, we had to send letters and make sure to see each other when I visited once a year. Now, we all FaceTime. It’s the best. Franz didn’t have an iPhone, so I sent him one so he could be part of it.
Written by Arnold Schwarzenegger (u/GovSchwarzenegger), May 16, 2023. He posted a photo with friends he grew up with in Austria; Franz is one of them. Full thread ↗
r/IAmA · a reply
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If you could've had any animal in the ISS with you, what animal would it be?
It's a strange environment, weightlessness. I wouldn't want to bring an animal that would be scared or unable to adapt. Also food and pooping are problematic. So perhaps something calm and simple, a reliable pet, like a snail.
Nah, who am I kidding - I'd like Albert, my pug. He'd be hilarious and cheerful.
Written by Chris Hadfield (u/ColChrisHadfield), Dec 5, 2013. Hadfield lived on the International Space Station for five months in 2012 and 2013. Full thread ↗
r/pics · a reply
Replying to the postIt may be a bit complicated to get to my workstation, but the commute is worth every ounce of effort.
Im just amazed at your wifi connection up there
Canada? Oh, its not that bad.
Written by Chris Hadfield (u/ColChrisHadfield), May 29, 2016. The commenter meant space. Hadfield, a Canadian, pretended they meant Canada. Full thread ↗
r/IAmA · a reply
Replying to the postHello! It's Will Ferrell. Let's keep it classy. AMA.
ayy Will, imma need some more cowbell on tha next album, u game?
Written by Snoop Dogg (u/Here_Comes_The_King), Feb 4, 2014. Snoop dropped into Will Ferrell's AMA. “More cowbell” is Ferrell's Saturday Night Live sketch. Full thread ↗
r/IAmA · a reply
Replying to
When did you first get into films?
got started in 93. A movie called Baby's Day Out. I was the stunt double for a baby. John Hughes produced it.
Written by Verne Troyer (u/vernetroyer), Feb 13, 2014. Troyer's first film job was doubling for the baby in Baby's Day Out (1994). Full thread ↗
r/IAmA · a reply
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What would you say are the most important skills to learn for model and prop making?
One should learn that sewing, carpentry and welding are all actually the same skill: joining planar forms under unique sets of rules. That was a sea-change for me.
Written by Adam Savage (u/mistersavage), Jul 7, 2015. Savage built models and props for films before co-hosting MythBusters. Full thread ↗
r/IAmA · a reply
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[…] how do you feel about video games? What're your favourites?
I think video games are absolutely beautiful, but I do not play them. That's actually a lie, I play one video game:Millipede. I have an arcade Millipede in my shop and I played everyday
Written by Adam Savage (u/mistersavage), Sep 14, 2017. Savage has an arcade Millipede machine in his workshop, the Cave. Full thread ↗
r/IAmA · a reply
Replying toWeAreA videogame developer AUA!
The comment above: My questions: What was the strangest/funniest thing you have received in the mail? What is your favorite cosmetic item from TF2?
4Chan sent us a crate and offered to sell us a key to open it. We sold it on craigslist.
Humanitarian's Hachimaki.
Written by Gabe Newell (u/GabeNewellBellevue), Mar 4, 2014. Valve sells keys that open crates in its game Team Fortress 2. Newell answered with other Valve developers. Full thread ↗
r/IAmA · a reply
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[…] Have you actually experienced situations like in LTS where you try using your celebrity status and the other person doesn't know who you are?
Yes. A few years ago now though. I used to try getting upgrades on flights by spilling photos of my movie characters over the check-in counter when handing my passport. It never worked.
Written by Warwick Davis (u/WarwickADavis), Jan 16, 2013. LTS is Life's Too Short, the sitcom in which Davis plays an exaggerated version of himself. Full thread ↗
r/IAmA · a reply
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[…] do you have any stories about Val Kilmer from your time on the film and do you do any magic tricks yourself?
Val Kilmer once broke my pair of fake Ray-Ban sunglasses on purpose. Waited for me to get annoyed, then gave me 2 pairs of real Ray-Bans.
I learnt magic for Willow but don't practice any of the tricks now.
Written by Warwick Davis (u/WarwickADavis), Nov 1, 2017. Davis played the title role in Willow (1988), with Val Kilmer as Madmartigan. Full thread ↗
r/IAmA · a reply
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What was it like those few days after you were wrapped?
Awful. It was terrible. I went straight from set to the airport where a small little chartered plane was waiting for me, to take me to another job. I landed around 1 in the morning and I stood outside in the pouring rain for two hours, waiting for someone to pick me up, thinking about how the show was over. It was definitely kind of comedic but it definitely fit the mood I was in. It was good that I was able to jump into another job right away so I didn't have to completely mourn 24/7.
Written by Aaron Paul (u/theaaronpaul), Aug 13, 2013. The show was Breaking Bad, which finished filming in 2013. Full thread ↗
r/pics · a post
I sent Tom Hanks a 1934 Smith Corona typewriter with a typed invitation to come on my podcast. This was his response.
Written by Chris Hardwick (u/ChrisHardwick), Oct 9, 2012. Hardwick hosted the Nerdist podcast. Hanks collects typewriters, typed back, and came on the show. Full thread ↗
r/IAmA · a reply
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Tabs or Spaces?
When I code I use tabs because you want the columns to line up. For some word documents I use tabs. You want things to adjust when you go back and edit them and tabs help.
Written by Bill Gates (u/thisisbillgates), Feb 27, 2018. Gates wrote much of Microsoft's early code himself. Full thread ↗
r/IAmA · a reply
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Who's your favourite Basketball player?
Jordan - I'm a Bulls guy.
Written by Barack Obama (u/PresidentObama), Aug 29, 2012. Obama answered during his 2012 AMA. Michael Jordan won six titles with the Chicago Bulls. Full thread ↗
r/IAmA · a reply
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While filming the hurricane scene in "Forest Gump" how long did you have to hang on to that pole?
Hello Everybody! I was up there for quite a while. It was a night of filming, they had giant fans blowing at me a DC9 jet engine blowing at me and a huge water cannons spraying water at me. So, of course, I was strapped in with a harness up on that mast because during all that they were also rocking the boat up and down. So it was fun a tiring night, but a great scene.
Written by Gary Sinise (u/GarySiniseOfficial), Sep 13, 2019. Sinise played Lieutenant Dan, who rides out the hurricane tied to the mast of the shrimp boat. Full thread ↗
r/FireflyFestival · a reply
Replying toDaily Must Sees
The comment above: […] should be interesting though I don't know how much autotune he incorporates in his show […]
I don’t use auto tune live. Sounds friggen terrible because it’s made to have one line of signal/voice coming in so it’s pretty confusing to the software when thousands of ppl are pretty much singing into the same mic lol. But yea I’ve been told my show is pretty good and energetic. Promise I won’t make it boring lol
Written by T-Pain (u/TPain850), Sep 20, 2022. T-Pain made Auto-Tune his signature sound; on stage, he says, he sings without it. Full thread ↗
r/movies · a reply
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Did your horse do all his own stunts?
No, my horse had a stunt horse, and the stunt horse had a body double. My horse was a very busy and important creature.
Written by Val Kilmer (u/OfficialValKilmer), Jul 6, 2017. Kilmer had just posted a behind-the-scenes photo from Tombstone, where he played Doc Holliday. Full thread ↗
r/movies · a reply
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Is it true that the rivalry between Iceman and Maverick was not just acting, but there was real tension behind the scenes between you and Tom Cruise?
No. He was a sweet heart. We were all quite rowdy me and all the real flyboys and the actors, so I actually felt a little sorry for him cause we all had time to play and date the cute extras and zoom around San Diego in muscle cars, but Tom was always in some scene and never go to play with us...
Written by Val Kilmer (u/OfficialValKilmer), Apr 26, 2017. Kilmer played Iceman opposite Tom Cruise's Maverick in Top Gun (1986). Full thread ↗
r/Stormlight_Archive · a reply
Replying to the postTheory: Odium is short for Sodium, that's why he's so salty.
True story: in Korea my nickname was JJandori, the salty one, because I always salted my food more than everyone else. (Still do.)
Written by Brandon Sanderson (u/mistborn), Apr 14, 2021. Sanderson wrote The Stormlight Archive, where Odium is a god. He lived in South Korea as a missionary. Full thread ↗
r/WoT · a reply
Replying to the postGaul (spoilers AMOL)
I will confirm that is true.
...
Except, I'm typing this from the reddit message interface, so I don't actually know the context. So... let's look at what I just confirmed.
EDIT: A pun. Eeeeeexcelent. I approve.
Written by Brandon Sanderson (u/mistborn), Feb 3, 2018. Sanderson finished The Wheel of Time after Robert Jordan died; AMOL is A Memory of Light, the last book. Full thread ↗
r/popheads · a reply
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What was working with Erykah Badu like?
She is like my big sister . She keeps me in stitches . Very unpredictable & loving . Also the poodle in QUEEN was because she told me that’s what she’d like to have when she showed up to set . We got it and then she said it was a joke when she saw it; said she was just playin’ . 😂i That’s her . i love her .
Written by Janelle Monáe (u/janellemonae), May 3, 2018. Erykah Badu appears on Monáe's song Q.U.E.E.N. (2013). Full thread ↗
r/AskReddit · a reply
Replying to the postPeople who have hired other people: What are some unexpected ways a candidate has disqualified themselves from / decreased their odds of getting a position they applied for?
I once had a candidate bring up an illegal gambling habit as a way to show how good they were at working around rules and reading situations.
Written by Hank Green (u/ecogeek), Aug 16, 2018. Green co-founded Complexly, the company that makes SciShow and Crash Course. Full thread ↗
r/IAmA · a reply
In his AMA, asked about his views on base 10
Base 10 blows...10 only has four divisors...12 would be so much better...it would make math so much easier. 12 is divisible by 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, and 12. Base 12 is so useful that we often use it despite our entire numerical system being based on base 10.
EDIT - I have been informed that 12 is also divisible by 2...so I have added that. Who knew!?
Written by Hank Green (u/ecogeek), Dec 27, 2013. Green hosts SciShow and co-created Crash Course. The edit is his. Full thread ↗
r/IAmA · a reply
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Was there an essay you liked that didn’t make the final cut of the book?
I spent like six months trying to write a review of the movie Die Hard 4 for the book. I thought this was such a brilliant and hilarious idea, and I kept trying and trying and trying, and then one day I sort of had a blinding light spiritual awakening where I was like, "Um, maybe you can just not have an opinion on the movie Die Hard 4?"
So I scrapped it.
Written by John Green (u/thesoundandthefury), Jun 24, 2021. The book was The Anthropocene Reviewed, essays that each review something on a five-star scale. Full thread ↗
r/soccer · a reply
Replying to the postThis is the first time in their history that @AFCWimbledon sit above MK Dons in the league table
What a time to be alive.
For a bit of context: In 2004, MK was a middling-to-crap team in League One. AFC Wimbledon were in the 8th tier of English football, playing in a ground with 2,200 seats.
Fourteen years later, MK are still a middling-to-crap team in League One, and AFC Wimbledon are still playing in a ground with 2,200 seats--only now the real Dons are above MK in the League One table. Amazing.
Written by John Green (u/thesoundandthefury), Oct 9, 2016. Green is a devoted AFC Wimbledon fan and has sponsored the club. Full thread ↗
r/nfl · a reply
Replying to
What's your favorite kind of penguin?
I'm normally an emperor penguin guy but lately I've been partial to the chinstrap penguin
Written by Julian Edelman (u/JEdelman11), Nov 5, 2013. Edelman answered during his first r/nfl AMA, in his fifth season with the Patriots. Full thread ↗
r/nfl · a reply
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grilled jalapeno on a burger, good idea or great idea?
bro do you really think you're the first person to ever grill a jalapeno and then put it on a burger i mean are you aware of california and mexico and that there is a southwest? also great idea
Written by Julian Edelman (u/JEdelman11), Oct 13, 2015. Edelman billed that AMA as “SB Champ & Burger lover.” Full thread ↗
r/movies · a reply
Replying toThis is the Batman (2005) teaser trailer that WB put together quickly in 2004 to calm fans' fears that thought it would be like the campy 80's Batman.. .
The comment above: Damn the movie was already awesome but I wouldn't have minded having that little speech in the movie.
thanks dude. I wrote this in a couple hours in my brother's trailer while he was shooting the scene in which Bruce is arrested for stealing Wayne corp supplies on his 'journey.' Remains some of my favorite writing from these films. Was written specifically for the trailer. Wouldn't have worked in the film.
Written by Jonathan Nolan (u/jonathannolan), Oct 5, 2015. His brother is Christopher Nolan, who directed Batman Begins (2005). Full thread ↗
r/westworld · a reply
In r/westworld, where fans were asking the show's creator to do an AMA
"He does monitor Reddit."
No I don't.
Written by Jonathan Nolan (u/jonathannolan), Nov 1, 2016. Nolan co-created Westworld. He was replying to someone who said he monitors Reddit. Full thread ↗
r/whatsthisbug · a post
Found this outside in Florida - it looks like it's from the future. What is it?
Written by Serena Williams (u/serenawilliams), Aug 19, 2017. Williams lives in Florida. Full thread ↗
r/spiders · a post
Bigass spider found in Greece, EU. Largest orb weaver I've ever seen. ID anyone? If you need more pics let me know.
Written by Asa Butterfield (u/Stimpers), Jun 30, 2013. Butterfield was 16. Redditors had worked out who Stimpers was a few weeks earlier. Full thread ↗
r/bjj · a reply
Replying to the postHow seriously do Gracie Barra takes it's "etiquette"?
I travel a lot and visit a lot of different academies. And I frankly don't care whose photo I'm asked to bow to: Helio, Carlos, Carlson , Maeda--or whether I'm expected to bow every time I either enter or leave the mats, bow to instructor, bow to my classmates... I do it. It's their house. I'm lucky enough to benefit in some way from the hundreds, if not THOUSANDS of hours of painfully acquired experience represented by those traditions, however silly they may seem. I play by the house rules. Period. If I don't like your rules? I don't come to your house.
Written by Anthony Bourdain (u/NooYawkCity), May 1, 2015. Bourdain trained at academies around the world as he travelled. Helio and Carlos Gracie founded Gracie jiu-jitsu. Full thread ↗
r/television · a reply
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What's your diet?
I had pizza last night and cinnamon toast crunch this morning. But with almond milk cause I'm not a slob.
Written by Alan Ritchson (u/aritchson), Feb 11, 2022. Ritchson plays Jack Reacher, a very large man. Full thread ↗
r/television · a reply
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What are your best squat/bench/ and overhead press sets?
I don't workout for strength. What am I gonna have to lift a car? Punch a horse? I lift for health, longevity and physique. My goals are different than most. Which means high volume lower weight.
Written by Alan Ritchson (u/aritchson), Feb 11, 2022. Ritchson answered during his 2022 AMA for Reacher. Full thread ↗
r/IAmA · a reply
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[…] Can you tell us the secret to your luxurious hair?
Uh... that is the nicest thing anybody has ever said to a 51 year old victim of male pattern baldness.
I think the big secret is never turn around. Face everyone.
Written by Jon Stewart (u/RealJonStewart), Nov 14, 2014. Stewart answered during his only AMA, for his film Rosewater. Full thread ↗
r/IAmA · a reply
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[…] how does Stephen smell?
Stephen smells like - it's a cross between -
Squints into distance
Persimmons and a tattered copy of THE HOBBIT.
Written by Jon Stewart (u/RealJonStewart), Nov 14, 2014. Stephen is Stephen Colbert, Stewart's longtime Daily Show colleague. Full thread ↗
r/IAmA · a reply
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[…] what hobby do you have that we don't know about? Love your videos btw!
Most people don't know: I've been a golfer for 13 years (since I was 10). My first 2 uploads to my channel were of my golf swing for analysis by random internet strangers. Have had a single digit handicap for a couple summers.
Written by Marques Brownlee (u/Marques-Brownlee), Jan 10, 2017. Brownlee's channel, MKBHD, became one of the biggest tech channels on YouTube. Full thread ↗
r/IAmA · a reply
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Least favorite part about youtube?
The fact that I only have to accidentally click 1 "reaction" video to fill my recommended videos for the next month with that garbage.
Written by Marques Brownlee (u/Marques-Brownlee), Jan 10, 2017. Brownlee reviews tech on YouTube as MKBHD. Full thread ↗
r/IAmA · a reply
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What is the dumbest trend in food that you thought would not have lasted, but has?
I think foam should be used for shaving, not go on top of food. Because when a foam hits a plate, unless you've eaten it within 3 or 4 seconds, at the end it looks like sort of toxic scum on a stagnant pool. So I started with foams in the 90s, and I'm still amazed that they're around now. So we need to get rid of the foam, and keep foam for shaving.
Written by Gordon Ramsay (u/_Gordon_Ramsay), Jun 29, 2016. Ramsay runs restaurants around the world and admits he served foams himself. Full thread ↗
r/IAmA · a reply
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[…] I want to take your Master Class course but I don't have any nice knives or pans. Will I be able to make everything in the course with just regular cookware?
Yes, I mean it's about cooking, there is an equipment segment in there but listen, you know provided you've got a great cropping board, a pot and a pan, a basic knife. You'll still be allowed to to continue and enjoy that course. I meant put it out for your friends and family. Birthday, Christmases, get them to buy you a Le Creuset, a cast iron pan. It starts with putting your whiskers together. The next 18 months put it to your friends start buying you presents to help get that kitchen up to speed.
I want to send you a pack of knives, I’ll message you for your address so I can send them. A first set.
Written by Gordon Ramsay (u/_Gordon_Ramsay), Feb 8, 2017. The commenter later edited their question to say the knives arrived. Full thread ↗
r/IAmA · a reply
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If a taco and a burrito are traveling near the speed of light and collide, will the result be delicious?
The result would be an explosion large enough to destroy a small village. high speed collisions do that, whether or not they are made of Mexican food.
Written by Neil deGrasse Tyson (u/neiltyson), Nov 13, 2011. Tyson is an astrophysicist; this was his first AMA, in 2011. Full thread ↗
r/IAmA · a reply
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[…] What’s something your teachers did for you while you were in school that helped to encourage your ideas and thinking?
The best teacher I ever had was my elementary school principal. Our math teacher quit for some reason and he decided to sub in himself for math and accelerate the syllabus by a year.
We had to work like the house was on fire for the first half of the lesson and do extra homework, but then we got to hear stories of when he was a soldier in WWII. If you didn't do the work, you didn't get to hear the stories. Everybody did the work.
Written by Elon Musk (u/ElonMuskOfficial), Jan 6, 2015. Musk grew up in Pretoria, South Africa. Full thread ↗
r/spacex · a reply
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The tight cluster of 42 engines of the ITS Booster (cool number!! 😉) has created speculation on this sub […]
It had to be 42 for important scientific and fictional reasons!
The dense packing is just to max out thrust to weight, but it would be cool if there was a virtual nozzle side effect.
Written by Elon Musk (u/ElonMuskOfficial), Oct 23, 2016. 42 is the answer to everything in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. The booster was SpaceX's. Full thread ↗
r/IAmA · a reply
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What is the most funny prank that you've pulled?
u/andymbrit, I get asked that everywhere. I have pulled so many hundreds of pranks; I pull pranks almost every day! So I can't come up with one funniest prank. Sometimes I like to talk about early ones; when I was so young, how could I have thought of it.
I did like the one where I put a little ticking electronic metronome in a school locker, back when very few people could build such things as a ticking metronome; and I had it rigged so that when you opened the locker, a little tinfoil switch caused the ticking to speed up.
Written by Steve Wozniak (u/TheSteveWozniak), Mar 16, 2016. Wozniak, who built the first Apple computers, is a famous prankster. Full thread ↗
r/IAmA · a reply
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What book inspires you in your life?
When I was younger I used to get "The Little Prince" in the mail all the time.
When I was in my teens, fans sent me Catcher in the Rye.
In my 20s, It was Alan Moores Watchmen.
Now its just letters from Prison
Written by Macaulay Culkin (u/MacaulayCulkinAMA), Jan 29, 2018. Culkin became the world's most famous child actor with Home Alone (1990). Full thread ↗
r/IAmA · a reply
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What was your favorite memory playing WoW?
When I was maxed out I could run Scarlet Monastery in two pulls
Written by Macaulay Culkin (u/MacaulayCulkinAMA), Jan 29, 2018. Scarlet Monastery is a World of Warcraft dungeon. Culkin's account exists only for his AMAs. Full thread ↗
r/IAmA · a reply
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[…] I found out recently that you have played/play World of Warcraft. Are you excited for the WOW movie and do you still enjoy playing WOW?
I have not played WOW in probably 5 years! Yes, I used to play. I played a LOT. I was in a guild, I led raids, I was a pretty badass mage. I had multiple characters. I was a frostmage, I think, by the time I stopped playing? But no, I stopped playing when everyone started having children. I was level 70, I quit at level 70, before the expansion pack.
Written by Mila Kunis (u/OfficialMilaKunis), Feb 5, 2015. Kunis used this account once, for her AMA promoting Jupiter Ascending. Full thread ↗
r/IAmA · a reply
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[…] What is your favorite gas-station snack?
It's a place called Casey's, and they're all over Iowa, and they do a delicious breakfast pizza.
Yeah, you heard me!
Written by Mila Kunis (u/OfficialMilaKunis), Feb 5, 2015. Kunis is married to Ashton Kutcher, who grew up in Iowa. Full thread ↗
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What should I have for breakfast?
J: It depends on where you are. IF you are in New York City, I would recommend an eggwich on a bagel from a deli with cheddar cheese.
A: Coffee.
J: Do you not eat breakfast? Favorite meal of the day.
Written by Ashton Kutcher (u/AshtonandJosh), Aug 8, 2013. Kutcher (A) and Gad (J) shared one account for their AMA as Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak in Jobs. Full thread ↗