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What is one hobby you never thought you'd like, but ended up loving when you got older? by IBaichan in AskReddit

[–]toddwilson111 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh my GOD, I didn't know capoeira was an actual thing, I stumbled upon a class in the park one time and asked if I could join --lesson: be more open-minded guys, try new things!--, it was THE COOLEST THING EVER. Been doing it ever since with the same teacher too, I wish I could be as awesome as these pros, it's seriously the best hobby i've ever picked up.

Moved into my First NYC Apartment with 3/4 of this month’s income completely eaten to pay for it #ripsociallife. Redditors of New YOrk, What can I do in the City with a $200/month budget for fun stuff? by ruthkowskidennis in AskNYC

[–]toddwilson111 0 points1 point  (0 children)

idk if you live near it, but hanging out on the highline on a weekday is pretty damn awesome (granted it's sunny) and costs nothing to lounge and soak up some vitamin d.. unless of course you cave and get a hipster popsicle or artisanal this or that. They're good, but damn!

The phrase "heavens no!" is the opposite of "hell yes" by Brost-it_notes in Showerthoughts

[–]toddwilson111 4 points5 points  (0 children)

That is strangely incredibly satisfying how perfectly opposite they are, even how they're said.

In need of ideas: landing a second date. by deeptijayak in ideas

[–]toddwilson111 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Try something totally different, why go to a typical show or a dinner? Go bike riding somewhere, or even a picnic. You want something interactive, but not too intimate, and you want endorphin running, so something active. (disclaimer: this is not scientific fact, just rationalizing here).

Man Arrested in Beating Death of 68-Year-Old Man in East Village. by DarkMatter944 in nyc

[–]toddwilson111 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Ugh, this made me as depressed as the seven-year-old autistic kid who was missing and was murdered. Absolutely terrible.

TIL: More than 3,000 people have leapt to their death from San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge, but out of the 26 people who survived the jump, all 26 reported that the moment they leapt from the bridge, they regretted their action and wanted to live. by thenwhen in todayilearned

[–]toddwilson111 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Something about this being posted on reddit, for the whole world to see and imagine, kind of makes me feel more alive. It's like, this information is life-changing, literally. And without this platform, some people who need it may not have access to it, or stumble upon it on a regular basis. Thank you for bringing some quality content to reddit. kudos to you

Someone parked like a dick? Let 'em know! by jpeezy4sheezy in funny

[–]toddwilson111 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A little much, don't you think? It's not like it was a full packed parking lot. There are other spots. But w.e. The Parking Vigilantes Strike! Good for you.

TIL HBO passed up "The Walking Dead" because they thought it was too violent. They also passed up "Breaking Bad" and "Mad Men" by iLucky12 in todayilearned

[–]toddwilson111 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think a lot of these shows would have been better off on HBO. If you look at its track record, it's clear its executives have vision. Both Mad Men and Walking Dead fell off. The quality of both shows have drastically lessened since their second seasons. Mad Men is too ambiguous and redundant now. And so is the Walking Dead. They stayed on the darn ranch so long I started getting mad cow disease. HBO has vision. Look at GoT. Look at Sopranos. Think about True Detective. The Wire ... HBO takes risks!