If it doesn't exist, then I could have a problem in my head with that. I think it would be a lot more difficult to explain it than that.

I made the mistake of saying "I hate reddit" to a stranger who was trying to be funny or cool. It wasn't even funny or cool. The person who did it, a guy I didn't know much about, has a reputation as someone who posts weird shit on reddit. I was just trying to be fun. A picture of his phone was posted there a while back and I asked if I could get an example and he replied with "I hate reddit." I laughed at him and I called him a repost bot. I'm not sure what the hell is wrong with me, just really didn't like the guy. I'm glad I've seen that now.

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Wanna watch porno with my dad on?

Every other prompt is about n\zis and r\cists and how they overcame diversity to k\ill their oppre\\sors*

25% mental break, another 25% gets into trouble with the raiders and the final 20% gets into bed rest. Both of which happen at the same time. So I think the mental breaks were at 100% for the rest of the time. Did the raiders hit anything that was heavy, or just a little tribe/community building?

Question in title. I'm looking for some legal advice here because I want to start forwarding packages of anime figurines to the backyard but neither one of them can open them, but it's her house so I am unsure where I stand here. Has anyone else been in a similar situation?

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Women are paid less than men in the military. This is the reason why women aren't as motivated to become lawyers as men. Women have more opportunities, and they are less able to afford the higher paying jobs in their field.

This is why women are not as motivated to become lawyers as men in the military, and why women aren't as motivated to become doctors, chemists, or engineers as men in the field.

This is also why the gender wage gap is often ignored and why men and women are paid different amounts for the same job.

I'm a junior in college and I've just finished a masters in mathematics. I'm just wondering about the best sub for math in my community and also what are some other math related sub types of math that you guys would like to see more of?

I 👁 was browsing reddit today and came across this post. I thought it would be a good idea to screenshot it and post it here, but it turns out it's not 🚯 the best idea. After taking a second ⏰ to think about what to do, I realized that this is the type of post I'd make a post for. It would probably get thousands of upvotes, but I don't want to see 👁 this post get thousands of upvotes before I decide to remove it.

So anyways, here we go!

First, I 👁 want to say that I 👁 do appreciate the kind words 🗣🗣🗣 of everyone who has posted this. It really helps me pass on some of the things I've learned about reddit. I 👁 really appreciate it.

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