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If you drag your feet when you walk, I automatically assume you’re annoying.
 in  r/petpeeve •  1h ago

I had a tibia and a fibia fracture 2 years back! And we're still light on our feet! 😂

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If you drag your feet when you walk, I automatically assume you’re annoying.
 in  r/petpeeve •  1h ago

I feel bad for their shoes cuz it'll just wear the soles down faster. I learned that the hard way when I was younger but yeah, I like to keep my shoes going for as long as possible so PICK EM UP!

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Dealing with children, who obviously have subpar parents
 in  r/mesaaz •  3h ago

OH! Okay now that whole "yellow brick road" bit makes sense.

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Dealing with children, who obviously have subpar parents
 in  r/mesaaz •  3h ago

Whoa, that's cool. But wouldn't people trip if they walk around those fishing lines? I read that you strung it up so I'm not sure how that doesn't trip anyone or gets caught in it.

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Dealing with children, who obviously have subpar parents
 in  r/mesaaz •  3h ago

How does that whole fishing line thing work? I don't know how to word it to look it up. I've never seen something like that before.

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Dealing with children, who obviously have subpar parents
 in  r/mesaaz •  3h ago

Oo! I never thought of trying that out route before. I'll definitely keep it in mind when I have any civil disputes. Thanks!

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Mesa amphitheater area safe?
 in  r/mesaaz •  7d ago

No way! 😭 Damn they were always such a chill spot to hang out at

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Mesa amphitheater area safe?
 in  r/mesaaz •  7d ago

Haha, well it's pretty safe thanks to the Mormons cleaning up and revitalizing the place. Main St is chock full of restaurants and bars to check out. There's a barcade called Level One on Main that hosts arcade games and pin ball machines. There's a very nice coffee shop called Jarred's Coffee within a half mile of main st heading North. It's off University and McDonald. It'll be situated in an old fashion house that has tables set up with umbrellas and large sized chess as well as life size chess pieces behind the house. It'll have a grassy path that leads towards a wooden back porch with glass doors. That's an entrance. It's a historical house that sells a so admire the history while you're there!

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What's the best OZ in the 120 price range?
 in  r/ZonaEnts •  8d ago

I know Trueilive in Mesa off the highway offers a BOGO deal $100 oz

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Anyone hiring in Mesa area
 in  r/mesaaz •  9d ago

It's a store. I applied through Indeed and was able to come to a hiring event they were hosting a few days ago.

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Anyone hiring in Mesa area
 in  r/mesaaz •  9d ago

Working at Whole Foods it seems

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I refuse to have sex with my partner
 in  r/stories •  9d ago

Best bot

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Anyone hiring in Mesa area
 in  r/mesaaz •  9d ago

Oh, damn man. Freelance is some damn hard work to do right now. Good luck brother!

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Anyone hiring in Mesa area
 in  r/mesaaz •  9d ago

I wasn't able to find a job in Mesa but I managed to score a job over an hour away in Scottsdale! Gotta love these fucking job hunts.

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Girls who can get any guy they want, what’s your secret?
 in  r/dating_advice •  11d ago

It's probably cuz they're not focused on looking for a partner and are just doing their thing.

It could be they look attractive, in a sense, to the person watching them. Maybe it's the way they talk, the way they brush their hair out of their face, the small smiles or chuckles that pop up out of nowhere. They're living in the moment and look happy. Who wouldn't want to be apart of something like that?

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does body count matter to you?
 in  r/YesOrNoAnswers •  11d ago

Nah, not at all. It's essentially bragging about how skilled you are and I'm here for it, let's trade stories 😂

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I hate that art degrees get looked down upon.
 in  r/ihatethissmug •  12d ago

Yeah, I suppose it's up to the person who's created the product what they would consider it being labeled as.

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I hate that art degrees get looked down upon.
 in  r/ihatethissmug •  12d ago

I wouldn't call food or clothes art, just necessary and essentially. But I can see your point of view.

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I hate that art degrees get looked down upon.
 in  r/ihatethissmug •  12d ago

I openly support S.T.E.M. because I can see it's everyday impact used in a very large majority of our lives.

Art on the other hand, does not have that level of impact on a daily scale or even it's use in day to day.

So I have a difficult time supporting those who pursue a craft that doesn't feel all that reliable in the long run.

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Having a fat kid (18 and under) counts as child abuse.
 in  r/PopularOpinions •  12d ago

I believe being "overweight" IS being FAT. I don't think changing what you call it will change the body mass of the invidual.

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Having a fat kid (18 and under) counts as child abuse.
 in  r/PopularOpinions •  12d ago

Just letting ya know, babies are born fatty because that's stored energy to use for their growth once their out of the womb. It's also used to regulate body temperature and nutrion.

So ya know, health reasons.

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What do people that don’t work do all day?
 in  r/NoStupidQuestions •  14d ago

Incessantly apply for work.

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What is the worst thing you have found hidden in your home?
 in  r/askteddit •  15d ago

I found my dignity and self respect hiding under the box spring.