cross-posted from: https://slrpnk.net/post/21280911

Does anyone know who the original creator is?

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/28563459

This is from 2019. More info here.

As someone who's been dealing with a lot of low mood lately, it really brightens my day to hear someone express gratitude for my anonymous, unauthorized trail maintenance.

Text blurred for privacy reasons.

cross-posted from: https://discuss.online/post/18695891

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Transcript:

Charlie Brown stands in the doorway as Snoopy jumps up and down. The former asks,"You're glad to see me, huh, Snoopy?"

As Snoopy does a backflip, Charlie Brown exclaims,"Boy, what a greeting!"

Snoopy continues to bounce up and down, and he continues,"This touches me deeply..."

Snoopy sits and watches as Charlie Brown cries. The latter says,"Never before in all my life has anyone made me feel so welcome! snifsnif*"

Original comic:

Community members from all ages in the small town of Chelsea, Michigan, a small town of 5,000 people, rallied to help a bookshop move to a new location by forming a human chain.

A total of 9,100 books were moved one-by-one to the new retail space, about a block away.

here's the link https://x.com/Cerafredo/status/1911183635321143696

The game celebrates the personalities, quirks, and overall communal impact of these everyday men who may not be so every day in the eyes of the town’s kids. There’s a card featuring the 74-year-old Mr. Honda, a former fire brigade chief. There’s a card for 68-year-old Mr. Fuji, a former prison guard. Fuji’s card is so popular that kids are asking him for autographs.

The cards all come with unique attacks, stats, and element types, all dealing varying levels of damage. In an interview with the Fuji News Network, Eri Miyahara said, “We wanted to strengthen the connection between the children and the older generations in the community. There are so many amazing people here. I thought it was such a shame that no one knew about them.”

I don't know what Dawwww mean. I just kept the original title.

Alt text:

Tweet saying: My bf was slow cooking ribs and I guess they were done in the middle of the night. So this man wakes me up at 3 am and goes "here babe, i brought you a rib." So we sat in bed and ate ribs. I've found my soulmate.

!dadforaminute@lemmy.world is lots of compassionate commenters playing dad to anyone that posts. 100% wholesome all the time ❤️

Hey everyone, I'm a 21 year old Gen-Z guy and I was wondering if there are any good positive spaces online to socialize.

Because I'm pretty lonely and I feel like the majority of internet places is negative, hateful and racist and as a sensitive person that really worsens my depression.

I tried social apps like Clubhouse and Discord but I feel like most people there are very weird and negative. I wonder how is it that most of the internet is like that. Does that actually make these people happy? For me I noticed that there are people with good/positive energy that make me motivated and people with negative energy that take away my energy and motivation. But maybe I'm the only one feeling like this?

I wonder if there are any online spaces or chatrooms that are positive and have good vibes preferably with more people around my age.