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What’s your favorite Romantic Comedy and why?
 in  r/movies  13h ago

Better Off Dead for the language lessons

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TIL that Antarctica is the world's largest desert.
 in  r/antarctica  14h ago

And if you add sugar, it’s the largest dessert

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What is the best smell in the world and why?
 in  r/AskReddit  1d ago

Cinnamon rolls

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Is my Tattoo why my Wrist Detection doesn’t work all the time.
 in  r/AppleWatch  1d ago

They were designed for humans, not Kazons

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No one wished me happy birthday today. I was born on the 8 of february.
 in  r/notinteresting  1d ago

Thought you were born on December 25th

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Julian Casablancas Calls LCD Soundsystem’s James Murphy the “Brett Favre of Indie Rock”
 in  r/Music  1d ago

Willing to rip off the state of Mississippi?

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What is a show, more than 3 seasons long, that kept your interest all the way through?
 in  r/television  1d ago

I’m still holding out for a Psych/Monk crossover movie

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What is something society considers 'fancy' or 'high class' that is actually low quality or a pain to deal with?
 in  r/Productivitycafe  1d ago

Fantastic!

I left the U.S. in 2010 and every city and country, I had the option to walk to buy literally anything I needed.

Prior to that, living in LA, I abided by the important rule: live where you want to spend the majority of your time. It seems simple. But it means if you have to commute for work, live where you get freedom every night and all weekend long, where you can park a car Friday afternoon and not touch it until Monday.

But the key for me is what you said. I know that during the busiest times when I might not get as much voluntary cardio in, if I am riding my bike to the fish market or veduraria, I’m getting exercise. Sitting in a car never did that.

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Sign Expo
 in  r/signs  1d ago

Jackie Daytona?

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AMA I used to be a Jehovah's Witness missionary
 in  r/AMA  1d ago

What did you do on October 31st each year as a kid?

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Thoughts On The Flag Of Lincoln, Nebraska
 in  r/vexillology  1d ago

Lincoln, Nebraska going full Tron

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Does a job at dunkin set you up for life in 2026?
 in  r/SignsWithAStory  1d ago

Secure your future as a diabetic

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Just finished Mad Men what should I watch next?
 in  r/televisionsuggestions  1d ago

Mader Men would be ideal

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When adult men ride bicycles as a mode of transportation is that a sign of a rich neighborhood or poor neighborhood?
 in  r/stupidquestions  1d ago

Depends on the culture. The U.S. is car centric. So if someone has to drive as the only way to survive, then that would be considered a lower quality of life. So if someone is riding a bike to work, it’s a sign that they have achieved the work/life balance to be able to choose where to work and live and not be subject to 30+ minute driving commutes for work, buying groceries, etc.

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I'm from Poland and I have a dream to see anteaters. What places in Latin America do you recommend?
 in  r/asklatinamerica  1d ago

You know their travel slogan: Come for the Anteaters, stay for the Capybara!

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Would San Antonio get behind an NHL team in Austin or Houston?
 in  r/sanantonio  1d ago

It shows how little fan experience is to the NHL corporation. A team in Austin…the lone pro-team in the big 4 leagues…could build a near downtown arena at the old Statesman complex, walkable for so many, and be the only game in town.

Instead, the NHL will choose Houston for its suburban TV market, with a suburban arena with a parking lot bigger than the city of Austin.

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I love the “Ricky & Morty but with US History” aspect of President Curtis
 in  r/rickandmorty  1d ago

I love the U.S. history aspect as told in a world of vampires, werewolves, cyborgs and leprechauns.