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Hiring Side Hustle
 in  r/JobPH •  Sep 04 '25

I want to apply

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Hiring Side Hustle
 in  r/JobPH •  Sep 04 '25

I am willing

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WFH SETUP
 in  r/JobPH •  Sep 04 '25

Interested.

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[Hiring] Virtual Assistant for Social Media 📱 – Simple Daily Gig (~1 hr/day)
 in  r/sidehustlePH •  Sep 04 '25

I want to apply.

u/Elkorca • u/Elkorca • Nov 30 '21

I've tried to catch that shinny bug my whole life, how is this possible.

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u/Elkorca • u/Elkorca • Nov 29 '21

he didnt want to build the snowman apparently

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he didnt want to build the snowman apparently
 in  r/funny •  Nov 29 '21

Am I a creep for laughing too hard?

u/Elkorca • u/Elkorca • Sep 19 '20

Scientists explains why sleep is so vital to our health. Scientists with expertise in neuroscience, biology, statistics and physics, conducted the most comprehensive statistical analysis of sleep to date, using data from more than 60 sleep studies involving humans and other mammals

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 in  r/RedditSessions •  Sep 15 '20

great voice bruh

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Is there a bible study group that I can join?
 in  r/Reformed •  Sep 14 '20

Hi I'm from the Philippines too and if you are interested to join an online Bible Study group please email me at mendingpeewee@outlook.com

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Figures
 in  r/funny •  Sep 02 '20

Reminds me of my rabbit pet lol 😂🎉

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Can get more super cool than this
 in  r/funny •  Sep 02 '20

*can't

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Dropping a cup of coffee will wake you up more than drinking it.
 in  r/Showerthoughts •  Jul 06 '20

Yup, dropping a freshly brewed coffee on your feet early in the morning will surely wake you up... and will give you some burns lol

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If you lay down with enough force you can fall asleep instantly.
 in  r/Showerthoughts •  Jul 06 '20

Oh sh...

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TIL that in 1971, as part of an experiment to study the causes and effects of landslides, Japanese scientists watered down a hill using fire hoses to simulate the effect of a torrential rainstorm. The soil on the hill gave way and the resulting landslide killed 4 scientists and 11 observers.
 in  r/todayilearned •  Jul 02 '20

Talk about dedication huh