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Reply to comment by grumble11 in The absolute unit of a prime rib my father in law got for his birthday dinner. by Reflex_Teh
One of the sauces is chimichurri for health
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Reply to comment by luis_iconic in My mom and her siblings, 1971 and 2023 by ek599
How do you think he’s immortal? He takes a small portion from every child that sits on his lap. He absorbs their life force at every mall across America, getting stronger every year.
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Reply to comment by Spongebobobtusepants in Visited a farm in Australia with good sense of humour by sparekh1
Know'er? Barely....huh
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Reply to comment by sdarkpaladin in A polish man finds a magic lamp that has a genie. by etternalentity
Wow I have so much money!
(Checks pants)
More money!
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Reply to comment by lo_fi_ho in Morning Calm by linuxknight
Nah look closer, the mouse is on the left hand side. Someone’s Very relaxed.
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Reply to comment by killerhurtalot in Playing Golden Eye at a bar with my friends, life is beautiful. by DarwinismObvious
How dare you disrespect the n64 controller.
When I was growing up I’m Chernobyl it was the only controller that fit all my hands.
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Reply to comment by CaptRackham in A man goes to a doctor .. by Nervous_Cranberry196
At my last office we wore scrubs and changed into them when we got there. Some people weren’t great about knocking before entering the curtained off changing area, one woman in particular. They had some close calls and, frankly, if it had been a dude walking in on women it would have been handled more severely. But nobody ever saw anything. Until
My coworker brought a sausage thing with him once and waited in there. Thing was like 8 inches long. Sure enough, woman coworker threw open the curtain without checking and he turned around real quick while holding the big sausage thing.
“Jesus Nicole will you KNOCK?!?!”
Anyway, his whole ploy worked because she did start knocking more. And, eventually, one of my other coworkers told me in confidence “did you know Nicole walked in on Matt? Apparently, you wouldn’t think it, but he is Hung.”
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Reply to comment by HarryVaDerchie in [OC] Mother Tongue of Indians - Source 1991 Census by Charmanderflamethrow
Get out!
And use the back door
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Reply to comment by HotPocket_Consumed in TIL The writer for "Die Hard with a Vengeance" was investigated by the FBI after they revealed that his story's plan of robbing the Federal Reserve through a breached subway wall would have worked by fortifier22
Yeah but they stopped returning my calls.
I’m starting to think they really don’t care about my neighbor’s suspiciously clean gardening tools.
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Reply to comment by TDiffRob6876 in TIL The writer for "Die Hard with a Vengeance" was investigated by the FBI after they revealed that his story's plan of robbing the Federal Reserve through a breached subway wall would have worked by fortifier22
He already showed them how to stop it though
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Reply to comment by Landlubber77 in TIL The writer for "Die Hard with a Vengeance" was investigated by the FBI after they revealed that his story's plan of robbing the Federal Reserve through a breached subway wall would have worked by fortifier22
FBI agent: (spinning in chair)
“…hey Johnson, I’ve got an idea, you want to meet Bruce Willis?”
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Reply to comment by crashspeeder in Floyd Mayweather Trained Armani White in Boxing for 'GOATED' Video Shoot by trievan
Is he also the dude that parks his Bentley in handicap spots and just pays the fines, laughing at people who call him out on it and gets his entourage to make you go away?
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Reply to [OC] can lizards be cute? by alliefm
Fun fact: Van der Waals interactions are what keep geckos stuck to stuff. It’s similar to covalent and ionic bonds. It’s how geckos can climb waals.
Follow up fun fact. In college, I asked 3 physics professors what an example of this interaction was, they all independently said Geckos. Not one could name another example.
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Reply to comment by DonaldTrumpTinyHands in Daily life in Japan’s countryside by No_Eye8650
Would that be a good place to travel to for someone with no connections there?
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Reply to comment by goosebattle in Huge dense bismuth crystal piece (1310 gram). Will use as Christmas decoration by BismutNL
Then start drinking KY jelly as a favor to the MD at the emergency room.
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Reply to comment by DragoonXNucleon in [OC] Yearly Average Temperature in the UK, 1884 - 2021 by PieChartPirate
Even if we somehow cut emissions across the board Today, the train is moving. We'll continue to see negative climate effects worsen for the next few decades, before they get better. That, of course, is if we had everything fixed today.
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Reply to comment by Careful_icarus22 in Pioneering method can detect 14 types of cancer with a blood test by Logibenq
Well she didn’t only make the claim. The sentence should be “a woman may see a jail cell one day after defrauding many people with claims that were proven to be knowingly false.”
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Reply to comment by Arc80 in LPT: coffee filters make excellent grease catchers/absorbers. by vetiverbreath
Oh my good lord this is how my boss operates.
Every time there's a tiny problem she introduces a whole new system to prevent it. We have to walk over to the other building about twice a day. Last week my coworker and I both walked over at the same time so nobody answered the door when this dude knocked. Whoopsie. Now, any level-headed person would know without prompt that we should simply peak around the corner and say "hey I'm walking over." Problem solved, now we won't go at the same time.
Nope, now we have a binder. And every time we walk over we have to initial the date and time we're walking over and when we return. Now we can see if the other person is already over there. But if you stand where the binder is hanging you can easily see if the other person is there or not. So now we have this whole new binder system thing, which is one of a bajillian binder system things she's implemented. I swear to god I could leave by 9:45am with all my work done if I didn't have to fill out all these redundant binder forms.
By the way, that guy who knocked when no one was there? I saw him from the other building and just walked over and said hello. So the system solves a problem that doesn't exist. Oh, and the dude was at the wrong address.
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Reply to comment by [deleted] in This guy shows up at a farm and says he knows how to make animals speak by crispilly
New Zealand checking in
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Reply to Scotish fans ready for England vs USA by realbeats
As a man who wears a kilt, a woman asked me if anything was worn underneath.
No, I told her, not worn at all. In fact, it’s in excellent condition.
R. Atkinson
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Reply to comment by TVotte in LPT Your body is on autopilot a lot more than you realize. Everyone's autopilot is an idiot. Life's easier and you screw up less when you realize this, and think intentionally and take actions accordingly so the autopilot can't screw things up. by 12jonboy12
I’m surprised you can poop while consciously breathing AND blinking
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Reply to comment by LipTrev in TIL The first house in Cleveland to have electricity got its power from the first automatic electric turbine. The turbine was built in 1888 for the home of Charles F. Brush and provide continuous power for 20 years. by jamescookenotthatone
The battery was there to ensure the wind turbine still would spin if power was lost.
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Reply to comment by Nachteule in Times are tough by Eye_Juice
This had to be set up, nobody can be that daft. God I hope.
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Reply to comment by Background-Mouse in How Google Alerted Californians to an Earthquake Before It Hit by max-venum
Hey…do you feel this?
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Reply to comment by OldMork in TIL in the 1920s, Coco Chanel accidentally got a tan, and helped inspire the trend of sunbathing. Soon "sunlight therapy" was prescribed for almost every ailment from fatigue to tuberculosis. Before this, tanned skin was associated with the lower classes who work outside, and fair skin was revered. by Pfeffer_Prinz
I was the only non-Korean on a tour bus once. We were taking it through the he countryside to a shrine. As soon as the big group got on, all the curtains were closed the bus was completely dark, and I could not see outside.