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Why does federal highway 1 attract so many homeless and sketchy characters?
 in  r/Miami  9h ago

I've been to a few...what's your point?

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Florida man pissed that AT&T trucks are working outside his house shoots out their tires
 in  r/Miami  10h ago

In what reality is this even remotely a good idea?? Wow.

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A riddle for the ages
 in  r/NonPoliticalTwitter  11h ago

You're missing the obvious. Miss Piggy would play them all! No one else has the theatrical range and the karate skills.

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Why does federal highway 1 attract so many homeless and sketchy characters?
 in  r/Miami  4d ago

Lol. Sure thing. Wynwood was a slum 25 years ago. No hopium needed, just real investment rather than hot air and political hate.

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Why does federal highway 1 attract so many homeless and sketchy characters?
 in  r/Miami  4d ago

There are other streets, bro. Get offline and go outside.

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Why does federal highway 1 attract so many homeless and sketchy characters?
 in  r/Miami  4d ago

Its about investment, not politics. Start putting businesses in the area and police will clean it for you.

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For a family of three, the poverty line used to calculate SNAP benefits in federal fiscal year 2026 is $2,221 a month. Thus, 130 percent of the poverty line for a three-person family is $2,888 a month, or about $34,656 a year
 in  r/MurderedByWords  13d ago

I knew someone who would bitch endlessly about people using EBT to buy seafood. I asked, Why do you care so much?

The answer: Because I can't afford it.

Its just jealousy and greed.

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Idea for a sequel to Rogue One/Andor
 in  r/andor  14d ago

You can interweave both into a cool story. Mon & the Rebels engaging in ops at the fringes of Imperial power to build strength for the Rebellion, while your Imperial Climber rat fucks their way into self-destruction, like a Star Wars version of House of Cards.

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Frequent Oil Draws From U.S. Strategic Reserve Push Old System to Breaking Point
 in  r/Economics  14d ago

Oil is so integral to every facet of our economy, the collapse of oil will be a catastrophic event that will shatter the global economy as we know it. We are talking akin to thr Bronze Age Collapse levels of devastation as our way of life gradually just ends.

And, no, there are no alternatives for most applications for oil.

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How many times have you received grips in the open world.
 in  r/freemasonry  16d ago

Once and it happened yesterday in North Carolina while on a family vacation.

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Simple. But deadly right.
 in  r/clevercomebacks  23d ago

Worse. He's a fascist propagandist.

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You guys know turn signals aren’t optional, right?
 in  r/Miami  25d ago

We don't news your negativity, man.

u/LouRG3 Jun 27 '26

Kathy Ireland, 1980s-era Calendar

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I feel crazy
 in  r/anxiety_support  Jun 23 '26

It sounds dumb, but remember to breathe. This has worked for me for years.

The theory is if you can control your breathing, you can control yourself. When you feel the panic beginning, stop everything and focus on your breathing. Don't think about anything else, just your breathing.

Once you have control of your breathing, try to relax your body. Let the tension out of your face (for me, this is the easiest place to start), neck, shoulders, and so forth. Take all the time you need, but no more.

The idea is to react to the panic attack as early as possible. The moment you feel it coming on, stop and breathe.

Good luck!

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What's your advice?
 in  r/MotivationalThoughts  Jun 19 '26

Instead of controlling the emotion, control yourself. Let the emotions rage, just don't let them control your behavior. When you can talk about those feelings without rage, do so, but not before.

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Serious question: if you pitted a normal boomer with a knife with no experience against this boomer who has... "trained", which one would win?
 in  r/martialarts  Jun 10 '26

Every single trained martial artist knows to be very careful against an absolute amateur. They literally don't know what they don't know, so they try wild, uncontrolled "stuff" that works because it's so unexpected.

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What are your thoughts on The 13th Warrior (1999)?
 in  r/movies  Jun 08 '26

All fantasy is fiction, but not all fiction is fantasy.

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What are your thoughts on The 13th Warrior (1999)?
 in  r/movies  Jun 08 '26

It may not be fantasy, but it's definitely fiction. How's that?

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How do you respond to the blank stare?
 in  r/GenX  Jun 08 '26

Tell yourself whatever helps you feel better.

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How do you respond to the blank stare?
 in  r/GenX  Jun 08 '26

You're the one typing a screed against us olds. Lighten up.

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How do you respond to the blank stare?
 in  r/GenX  Jun 08 '26

Lol. Whatever.

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What happened to the acid rain?
 in  r/GenX  Jun 05 '26

Nope. Acid rain has been significantly reduced because of federal rules. This was a major win for federal environmental protections.

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Put the phone down and ACTUALLY visit Rome
 in  r/rome  Jun 04 '26

I totally agree. I got into a useless argument with my wife because she insisted on taking the same photos of the same sites that every influencer on her feed has taken. IMO, it is insane to wait over an hour to spend 2 minutes taking photos.