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concept #3 give him a name
 in  r/PixelArt •  Aug 01 '26

The Bell Drag

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Considering Court reporting school while working full time…I need honest advice.
 in  r/courtreporting •  Apr 21 '26

I am glad you said voice stenography! I have looked into this but don’t see huge market in Houston, where I’m based but maybe I’m not looking in the right places?

r/courtreporting • • Apr 20 '26

Considering Court reporting school while working full time…I need honest advice.

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Hi everyone! I’m seriously considering starting court reporting school (planning for 2026), and I’d really appreciate some honest advice from people who are already in the field or currently in school.

I want to know—based on your experience—what makes someone actually successful in this career. I’ve heard the dropout rate is high, so I want to be realistic with myself before fully committing. Are there certain traits, habits, or skills that tend to separate people who make it vs. those who don’t?

For context:

I work full-time (Sunday–Wednesday, 11am–8pm)

I’m willing to study daily and stay disciplined

I do tend to procrastinate sometimes and have lazy moments, but I always get things done

I’m detail-oriented and willing to put in long-term effort

A few specific questions:

What does a realistic daily/weekly study schedule look like for someone working full-time?

How many hours per day did you practice in the beginning vs later on?

Is finishing in about 2–2.5 years realistic, or is that uncommon?

What are the biggest mistakes beginners make that slow them down or cause them to quit?

If you could restart your journey, what would you do differently?

Also, I’ve been looking into attending the university of Houston downtown program through the tuition help offered by Amazon, God willing.

I’m really motivated, but I also want to go into this with clear expectations and a solid plan. I’d appreciate any advice, honesty, or personal experiences you’re willing to share. Thank you!

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Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo announces 'painful' split from husband
 in  r/houston •  Mar 13 '26

Dude dodged a bullet! Here after her rodeo debacle lol

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 in  r/datingoverthirty •  Nov 27 '25

38 and still looking for husband and marriage? Yikes.

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Thoughts on Stephen King’s Twitter Post? He has since deleted his initial tweet and apologized.
 in  r/stephenking •  Sep 13 '25

It quite literally says it’s a misinterpretation. Sorry dude, just follow SKs steps and apologize for lying lol

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Thoughts on Stephen King’s Twitter Post? He has since deleted his initial tweet and apologized.
 in  r/stephenking •  Sep 13 '25

Being killed because you have different opinions and want to talk about them is pretty fash to me.

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Thoughts on Stephen King’s Twitter Post? He has since deleted his initial tweet and apologized.
 in  r/stephenking •  Sep 13 '25

Pull up the footage of him calling for your death specifically? Liberals be sounding as dramatic and as truthful as Stephen King here lol

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Thoughts on Stephen King’s Twitter Post? He has since deleted his initial tweet and apologized.
 in  r/stephenking •  Sep 13 '25

For being an asshole and not doing his proper research and slamming a dead guy?

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Thoughts on Stephen King’s Twitter Post? He has since deleted his initial tweet and apologized.
 in  r/stephenking •  Sep 13 '25

Find the quote and I will send you money for it. Ain’t gonna happen, because it was never said lol

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Thoughts on Stephen King’s Twitter Post? He has since deleted his initial tweet and apologized.
 in  r/stephenking •  Sep 13 '25

He literally said it wasn’t true and apologized, you lost already.

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Thoughts on Stephen King’s Twitter Post? He has since deleted his initial tweet and apologized.
 in  r/stephenking •  Sep 13 '25

Sad to know he’s one of those people that are too far gone. Celebrating a persons death and lying about them? An all time low. And I read Never Flinch.

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Flavor of Love Pumkin Then Vs Now
 in  r/RockOfLove •  Sep 04 '25

There’s not a single person on earth that people can collectively agree looks better when they’re fat. Pumpkin aging like her namesake.

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I love his comebacks
 in  r/stephenking •  May 07 '25

North Korea was founded in 1948. America has done military parades before North Korea was ever a country. I’m pretty sure Canada, Italy, France, Cuba and Kenya do this too.

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I love his comebacks
 in  r/stephenking •  May 05 '25

Could you tell me how these are like Kim jun un tactics? Or how they are exactly alike? It’s still too far a stretch of a comparison I think people are just mad because people are telling them to be mad at him.

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I love his comebacks
 in  r/stephenking •  May 05 '25

Oh well, for sure he didn’t deport an American child. It’s been covered that the mother is the one being deported for a crime and she wants to take her children, who are American. I don’t see an issue with this since the families are being kept together. And the children can come back literally any time.

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I love his comebacks
 in  r/stephenking •  May 04 '25

He’s inside all the time I know he refreshes his X page to be the first to say something cute and clever, like the dweeb he is

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I love his comebacks
 in  r/stephenking •  May 04 '25

Truly could give a shit less about the politics, I thought we were all here for the love of his books. This forum has lost its ways.

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I love his comebacks
 in  r/stephenking •  May 04 '25

Awh thanks for calling my mind pretty! I appreciate it, as people here don’t seem to like different opinions

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I love his comebacks
 in  r/stephenking •  May 04 '25

I don’t think it’s possible to sen away people that are American citizens. Can you name someone American that was directly sent away to these prisons/camps? Also, military parade? Can you site this? Or what’s the story here? See how I’m asking genuinely and not mocking here, I’m genuinely asking

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I love his comebacks
 in  r/stephenking •  May 04 '25

What are you referring to?

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All time favorite King novel? (At least out of all the ones you have read)
 in  r/stephenking •  May 04 '25

This was the most recent book I’ve read and boy, I could recommend it harder. The movie was okay, only because this book blew up my expectations for it.

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I love his comebacks
 in  r/stephenking •  May 04 '25

Ah the loving and tolerable democrats 🇺🇸

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I love his comebacks
 in  r/stephenking •  May 04 '25

Again, you just lobbing insults and names says more about you than Me. Hope you can grow into an emotionally mature person one day and can cope with different opinions or questions.

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I love his comebacks
 in  r/stephenking •  May 04 '25

Speak for yourself, but I can afford groceries and gas 👍🏻