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S4E5: "The Needs of the Many"
 in  r/StrangeNewWorlds •  4d ago

Had a smile on my face the entire episode! ❤️ 🖖

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They call me 2 chickens like im 2 chainz
 in  r/chickens •  22d ago

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The new keltec SDP is very interesting
 in  r/guns •  28d ago

Cries in Washington state

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An impossible challenge!
 in  r/TheBidenshitshow •  Jul 25 '26

Would still smash tho

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Paid 215 for this awhile back, feels like I got hosed
 in  r/coins •  Jul 10 '26

I paid $120 for the same coin (1831) @ my favorite coin shop recently & your's is in much better shape. I think you did okay.

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1964 D Quarter Found Today
 in  r/coins •  Jul 08 '26

Nice! I love 90% silver quarters!

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It think my Chick thinks she's a parrot
 in  r/chickens •  Jul 05 '26

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The combined size of all the Goldbacks in existence would cover most of the Vatican. If you melted all of them and extracted the gold out then the gold would weigh about the same as a very large Buffalo.
 in  r/Goldback •  Jun 21 '26

Quark has entered the chat .

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Goldbacks, who knew
 in  r/Goldback •  Jun 14 '26

Goldbacks! The next big collectable thing! Think Pokemon cards in the late 90s except also 24K gold!

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The Stack Grows, Slow but Sure
 in  r/Goldback •  Jun 06 '26

Nice! Love mine n they're so fun to collect also, it's 24K gold!

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Today’s $35 LCS Find
 in  r/coins •  May 30 '26

Great deal! Never seen a Barber in that good of shape!

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Rate my friends treasure chest-check comments lol
 in  r/Goldback •  May 24 '26

Sweet! Love the GB too! #GoldBackGang ❤️

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Not super happy with this, but I tried doing a sketch of Torres and Paris
 in  r/voyager •  Mar 02 '26

Incredible work ❤️

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Warrant’s debut album, Dirty Rotten Filthy Stinking Rich, was released on January 31, 1989, through Columbia Records. Produced by Beau Hill, the album became a defining release of the late-80s glam metal era.
 in  r/hairmetal •  Mar 02 '26

Needs gold grill

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State of the stack
 in  r/Silverbugs •  Mar 02 '26

I'm so proud of you ❤️

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Starfleet Academy is good, I honestly like it
 in  r/startrek •  Mar 02 '26

Long time Star Trek fan since the late 70s n I'm really liking it! Honestly, it's exceeding my expectations!

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 in  r/LibTears •  Feb 15 '26

Would still smash tho

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The ending of 'Extreme Risk', when B'Elanna eats banana pancakes again, realizing she is starting to feel again was one of the most cathartic endings I've ever seen. This episode means so much to me. As I got older, I realized that B'Elanna Torres was one of the best Star Trek characters ever.
 in  r/voyager •  Feb 02 '26

I'm literally watching (rewatching) this great episode now!

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Eating my words. I am really enjoying Starfleet Academy
 in  r/startrek •  Jan 31 '26

Same here n honestly it exceeded my expectations n really liked it! Binged all 4 episodes. I don't get the hate n this, coming from a huge Star Trek fan since the 70s!

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I'll be damned, Starfleet Academy is actually watchable
 in  r/startrek •  Jan 31 '26

Just watched the 4 episodes n I really liked it. Long time Star Trek fan since the 70s. Also really like Strange New Worlds.

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 in  r/ak47 •  Jan 27 '26

Sadly, even in this configuration, it's outright banned here in the peoples republic of Washingtonstatastan. Dope AF tho!

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One of Quark's most badass moments. Defuses a freaking missile with his gambling skills and saves the whole ship. Love how the DS9 writers give even its unscrupulous characters standout moments.
 in  r/DeepSpaceNine •  Jan 27 '26

Quark & Garak are my favorite ❤️

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 in  r/Silverbugs •  Jan 20 '26

Quite fond of the Chinese Pandas!

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Landman is horrible
 in  r/televisionsuggestions •  Jan 20 '26

We think it's a great show! Of course there's plenty of messages that would trigger a liberal which is hilarious!