Not so much any particular post, but wandering around reddit is like walking into a room full of hormone-filled teenagers who are attempting to frenetically and blindly copulate with the furniture, the stairs, the doors and windows, the refrigerator, stove, garbage disposal, toaster, and anything else that happens to catch their eye.

Sometimes also the TIL's get me going, things like "TIL I learned that Chapman killed John Lennon because of The Catcher in the Rye and was trying to impress Jodie Foster!" and other things that serve as very basic and very common cultural knowledge for me but which a whole new generation, once again, has to learn about and be amazed about all over again. The problem with this one is not with the young people of course but with me, I just get impatient that things that seem like everyone should know need to get rediscovered over and over again as if they were brand know knowledge.

Also I have seen a lot of veneration of older actors (Clint Eastwood, Morgan Freedman, Bill Murray, etc.) that borders on hero worship, actors who by any estimation yes are good but were pretty much just one out of the pack back in my day and I can't really understand why they get the attention they do. I mean, I get they did a lot of cool movies, but so did a lot of other actors who never get mentioned, and I'm not sure they're really good people.

But I look upon myself as a visitor to Reddit, an old-ish guy in a young person's forum, so I attempt to be at ease with these things. It's no big deal in the total scheme of things.