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So, it's been decided that our best boy, Henry is The Fan Favorite. Who should be put in the Made To Be Hated box?

38 upvotes • r/HorridHenry

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And the votes are in! Henry and Peter's Mum won the spot for "Made To Be Hated". No, I don't care how squashed she looks. She deserves it for being a horrid parent. So, who do you think is "The Hot One"?

37 upvotes • r/HorridHenry

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Who would you say is the fan favorite?

27 upvotes • r/HorridHenry

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Generation X's rise up videos are cringey and tone deaf. NSFW

1 upvotes • r/unpopularopinion

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The Gen X "Rise Up" videos are both cringey and hilarious but insanely tone-deaf.

1 upvotes • r/unpopularopinion

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Scientifically speaking, how many times do we really have to rehearse something in order to have it memorize it?

1 upvotes • r/askscience

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How many times should the average human study something until they memorize the information they are taking in?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
So, it's been decided that our best boy, Henry is The Fan Favorite. Who should be put in the Made To Be Hated box?	38	HorridHenry
And the votes are in! Henry and Peter's Mum won the spot for "Made To Be Hated". No, I don't care how squashed she looks. She deserves it for being a horrid parent. So, who do you think is "The Hot One"?	37	HorridHenry
Who would you say is the fan favorite?	27	HorridHenry
Generation X's rise up videos are cringey and tone deaf. NSFW	1	unpopularopinion
The Gen X "Rise Up" videos are both cringey and hilarious but insanely tone-deaf.	1	unpopularopinion
Scientifically speaking, how many times do we really have to rehearse something in order to have it memorize it?	1	askscience
How many times should the average human study something until they memorize the information they are taking in?	0	askscience