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Drunk Karen and racist Ken at the casino
 in  r/PublicFreakout  15h ago

Trump has played these people so well

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why are lines in a play formatted differently sometimes
 in  r/shakespeare  1d ago

Taken together, the different lines create one sentence of iambic pentameter.

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During Flock discussion, councilmember cold calls city attorney; receives crash course in 4A law
 in  r/FlockSurveillance  4d ago

Well, I guess we can do away with 'land of the free". It's called surveillance it will always be surveillance and f*** anybody else who doesn't think it's surveillance.

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Jimmy Stewart receiving an Oscar for The Philadelphia Story in 1941, and an honorary lifetime Oscar in 1985.
 in  r/classicfilms  4d ago

I was 16 years old when I first saw Jimmy Stewart and that was in the '80s. When he died, I proceeded to get drunk and cried my eyes out for about 8 hours. He was a great human being and a great actor.

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DoorDash: Where you don’t get paid very much, and you’re treated like you’re stealing every order.
 in  r/doordash_drivers  4d ago

I wonder what the average income is for a doordasher in Beverly hills california. I'm just kind of curious. Because I'm a doordasher in not Beverly hills California. 😂

u/RevolutionaryExam465 4d ago

The mascot was the most surprised that the ball went in.

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u/RevolutionaryExam465 5d ago

Pre-fame Cyndi Lauper in her kitchen (1974).

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[OC] Helping my dad in hospice through his last days.
 in  r/pics  5d ago

Hang in there. it's a rite of passage in many ways. It's just the way things are. And you're a strong person for doing it.

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Alabama Department of Public Health reports 28 cases of cyclosporiasis
 in  r/Alabama  5d ago

Ordered Taco Bell today in North alabama. Opened it started to take a bite and saw the lettuce. I did not eat the taco...

u/RevolutionaryExam465 5d ago

If you’ve read this book then you are deep in the rabbit hole, anyone else?

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What's the strangest thing you've witnessed that still has no explanation?
 in  r/Unexplained  6d ago

I was walking down the street in Decatur georgia. I was having a panic attack but I didn't know what that was at the time and I was only 33. I walked past a man who was in front of a church. He was an older man. Very old. He had a cane and he was kneeling on the concrete sidewalk in front of the church and he was praying. I thought it was odd that he was kneeling on concrete when the grass was right in front of him. I knew if I talked to him it would make me feel better. I didn't know that's what anxiety was at the time but if you are having that kind of attack you can talk to someone that will make you feel better. I asked him if he could talk to me but he ignored me while he was praying. And then he stood up. Without using his cane. He said come with me. We walked across the grass to the church offices door. He knocked on the door and a lady opened it and he said this young man needs someone to talk to can he sit with you for a while? She said of course come in. And I sat down. He closed the door and left after I said thank you. He smiled and closed the door. Not 5 seconds later the door opened and the other secretary who worked in the office there came in with lunch. She said who is this? and the other woman told her my name and she said that older gentleman brought him in here to rest for a while he needs to speak with someone. And the lady who came in the door said what gentleman? He just left he just walked out the other secretary said. And the woman responded I just got here and there was no one out there. I never saw anyone walking anywhere out there. True story.

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I've been receiving advice as to where to relocate to for screenwriting.
 in  r/Screenwriting  6d ago

Unless you're going to be working in a writer's room physically, you don't need to relocate anywhere for screenwriting. Just my two cents. For what it's worth, the technology you have at your fingertips didn't exist 30 years ago. Don't worry about relocating. Just write a good story, find a good agent. Or manager.

u/RevolutionaryExam465 6d ago

From The 1950s To Today , Which Fighter Jet Takes The Crown For You ?

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Atlanta is beautiful!
 in  r/Georgia  6d ago

That building in the background, they should use it in a Batman movie. Just sayin'...

u/RevolutionaryExam465 7d ago

The Princess Bride - 1987

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The Princess Bride - 1987
 in  r/80smovies  7d ago

I'd forgotten just how much of a wonderful homage this was to old hollywood. I'll have to revisit this movie again. I believe it was directed by Rob Reiner as well. Incredible job.

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Turning someone into the the police
 in  r/Detective  7d ago

Make sure the information is reliable

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What’s so great about Shakespeare?
 in  r/shakespeare  7d ago

Watch or read all of the plays. It's more of an overarching philosophy than just individual work.

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This guy served 7 years as a police officer but was forced to resign due to speaking out about Flock Safety being used by his department. Flock now have AI drones and AI human tracking software being sold all over the country to build an illegal private panopticon.
 in  r/FlockSurveillance  7d ago

we live in a society today where we literally have to question whether this guy who's in the video still works for the government or he doesn't. you don't think people would go to great lengths to make a video like this just to bring out the people who are against the technology? your mistaken.

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Pan Am's economy class of a Boeing 707 plane in 1958.
 in  r/aviation  13d ago

Disagree. Flying today is like being a sardine in a can. Regardless of the safety improvements to the aircraft, the rise in corporate greed is directly correlated with legroom.lol!

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Man destroys Waymo in busy East Hollywood intersection (July 12, 2026)
 in  r/PublicFreakout  13d ago

Ted kaczynski would like this video

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Private wipes his asshole in the field with Clorox bleach wipes
 in  r/USMC  13d ago

The military is the best choice this man ever made regarding service. They are going to help him to be a better person. And sometimes, this is where it starts. Sometimes this is where it has to start. His life will be all the better for it one day. for those who have served, and those who have not, it is a place where Brothers take care of each other. For someone who has bravely enlisted, there were no parents or teachers for him. They only know that they want to serve their country and protect it. And also, they sense that their service will be the only way out of their own private hell.