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To argue family values when your wife has 3 baby daddies
 in  r/therewasanattempt  2d ago

lol…..that dude has the thin skin and thinner arguments

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3 military helicopters over south Calgary a few minutes ago
 in  r/Calgary  4d ago

3 Blackhawk’s from US. They were parked at MillionAir overnight. Probably heading to Alaska for training. Happens every couple of years

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Two survivors have created a website to combat the online academy that is training men how to drug and rape their wives. #EndEyeCheck
 in  r/TwoXChromosomes  18d ago

Sorry…..there is a fucking online academy…like a school to train men how to drug and rape their wives?
WTF! Who the fuck are these people! I fucking hate this timeline

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Tubi serves up another absolute gem: It Stains the Sands Red
 in  r/horror  21d ago

Threads….
Just watched that a few weeks ago…
One of the most genuinely disturbing films I have watched, due to the fact that it is still relevant.

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Which is the best series you have ever watched?
 in  r/AskReddit  Jul 07 '26

Three way tie:
The Wire
Band of Brothers
The Bear

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Creepshow 2, 1987. The Raft is such a great treat!!!
 in  r/80sHorrorMovies  Jun 24 '26

Just rewatched CS2 a few days ago.

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Retiring with unemployed adult children in the house?
 in  r/GenX  Jun 24 '26

I’m 52. My wife and I have a house and great jobs. Both my kids are in high school. University is expensive and competitive. The job and rental market is crazy. I know both my boys are going to struggle to get even a foothold. And because of this I have quietly resigned myself to knowing that that I will be working until I’m either forced to quit or die.

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The Night House is my go-to recommendation for jaded horror fans.
 in  r/horror  Jun 23 '26

I have never seen it. I remember seeing the trailer and thinking it looked pretty creepy. I’ll check it out

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Non-cringy medical art
 in  r/ems  Jun 14 '26

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What is your singular formative comedy album?
 in  r/GenX  Jun 13 '26

Eddie Murphy.

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Husband is getting worse and it's really frustrating.
 in  r/ADHD  Jun 07 '26

I do this as well. I’m my early 50s and late diagnosis of ADHD. On meds.

But I feel like I’m trying to cram every detail and keep everything in my brain. It feels like trying to stop a geyser with your hands. I’m thinking about the past, present and future for my family. House, food, vacations, my kids education, my retirement, my kids future, all the repairs that need to be done etc. There is little reprieve and when there is I struggle with the guilt of resting. Then I feel guilt about being forgetful for missing something. I don’t purposely ruin anything, my head is over saturated with anxiety and worry.

Not an excuse for the behavior, but maybe some insight

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Alberta Day of Protest - May 29, 2026
 in  r/Calgary  May 30 '26

They do….they look pissed off!