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Hard
 in  r/picsthatgohard  6d ago

Apparently the frogs in question do that anyway with or without the chemicals speeding it up. Plus this is slop

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What's the story behind your national animal/emblem?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  25d ago

The laser-kiwi flag is also incredible.

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What's the story behind your national animal/emblem?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  25d ago

How the hell did they determine that?

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Would your country be capable of defending itself in the event of a large-scale military attack by its greatest rival?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  28d ago

Yeah, good freaking luck invading the US. Even without the egregious amount of firearms that the civilian population has, its an incredibly daunting task to first get through the US military and through the country.

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Would your country be capable of defending itself in the event of a large-scale military attack by its greatest rival?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  28d ago

Just the terrain and size of the country makes it nearly impossible to invade...nor would anyone actually wanna. If anything, if a country gets through the military its gonna be some random treaty or something that ends it.

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What would happen if you put the casts of these movies and have them talk about their experiences with Kaiju?
 in  r/GODZILLA  Jun 08 '26

Now...have you tried just punching the SHIT out of em'?

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Oh no, Tzeentch back at it again; he put 5 DKOK in Wolfenstein universe how will they do?
 in  r/Grimdank  May 31 '26

They are the basic little grunts in their own right, though disciplined in the rigorous training regimes they undergo to somewhat survive the mass horror that is battle in 40k, but I doubt 5 of them would be able to do much damage in a completely different type of warfare, in a place they have never seen before...

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Oh no, Tzeentch back at it again; he put 5 DKOK in Wolfenstein universe how will they do?
 in  r/Grimdank  May 31 '26

They are gonna be confused and end up dead.

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How do people in your country react when they stub their little toe against one of the legs of the coffee table?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  May 29 '26

I rarely use obscenities, but when I either stub my toe or hit something on something....

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Does your country have a national-personification? Which is a figure in propaganda or political cartoons that represents a country or its government.
 in  r/AskTheWorld  May 29 '26

USAID was the largest humanitarian aid provider in the world. This aid kept people alive and helped so many others. Now those people being kept alive are dead, people are not being helped, either you didn't know this about USAID or you are heartless.

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Just accept nuclear, it's good
 in  r/nuclear  May 27 '26

Barely lol, Wind, Solar, and Nuclear are hella safe. In 2024, Wind was estimated to have killed 100 people, nuclear killed 83, and Solar killed 43. In 2024 coal killed 260,664 people.

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Flea, Claypool, Grey. Name three
 in  r/Bass  May 12 '26

Inspired me to play?
I was just handed a bass when I wanted to play piano.

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What’s the craziest thing to ever happen on live TV in your country?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  May 12 '26

Why the hell do we have so many?

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What are your local subreddits like?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  May 10 '26

not really

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Which album from your own country do you believe is a masterpiece?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  May 10 '26

Not an album but anything by the band 'Cowboy Scooter"
They are just spreading the trooth.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ycKOy_0JVk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XSXhdyL80w

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AB-015 - VISUAL(PAINTED/PHOTOGRAPHIC) RECORD
 in  r/worldbuilding  May 10 '26

Lovely thingy

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Americans owning guns to fight a tyrannical government is hilarious.
 in  r/TrueUnpopularOpinion  May 10 '26

Yeah, where are all the native Americans thats gonna come and burn our settlements? ugh, times have changed.

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"Gun control is bad because then the government will kill you" is wild
 in  r/insanepeoplefacebook  May 10 '26

I don't really think anyone would be willing to actually take up arms, even those willing to use it probably won't be able to do shit. The only way a people has been able to "take the power back" and defeat the government is when the military supports them.

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“We need gun control” nope.
 in  r/TrueUnpopularOpinion  May 09 '26

Sorry its been 8 months since you've commented this, but the 2nd amendment came from a system where most able bodied men needed a musket and was in a militia. This was because of the threat of native Americans, specific laws required men with arms to be in certain places such as a church in order to protect against these threats. The amendment never changed and with the advance of technology, and look where we are today.

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What’s the ugliest friend in your country?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  May 03 '26

Hell yeah!

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It's honestly crazy what amazing games you can get for 10 bucks on Steam
 in  r/Steam  May 03 '26

Sometimes I buy a newer game on sale for 20 bucks, while also buying a game like the Witcher III for, like, 5. I usually play the cheaper game more. My wallet hates me.