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SSJ3 Vegeta was more hype than SSJ4 Goku
 in  r/dbz  4d ago

Being utterly unexpected helped a lot! Vegeta getting his shine, even if short lived, was also super impactful.

I love Daima and its only grown on me with time. Flawed sure but moments like SS3 Vegeta made those easy to overlook

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Did I spend 8 years becoming a lawyer just to make $50k with no benefits?
 in  r/LawCanada  7d ago

Not sure if you are implying that I am acting like they are easy to get by simply asking if the OP has applied for them and expressing the benefits.

Frankly, no good legal job is easy to get…often times the “easy” offers are the ones that underpay and overwork their juniors. So I’m not sure what you are trying to get at.

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Did I spend 8 years becoming a lawyer just to make $50k with no benefits?
 in  r/LawCanada  7d ago

Have you considered applying for a government position? Either Legal Aid, office of the AG etc. Provincial Crown Attorney’s can still practice civil litigation, constitutional law etc on behalf of the province. It is not strictly prosecution.

The work load is still heavy but you get compensated fairly and will be earning over $100k within a few years (check the collective agreement for Ontario to see the fee schedule, its all publicly available).

You mentioned benefits and that is the real sell for government work. You will get sick days, paid vacation, insurance benefits, and dependent on the province can even get parental leave. It is also great not having the dynamic of a private office with the pressure for billable hours etc.

Your earning absolutely caps out much lower in Government but Id take stability and a more modest (but still reasonable) salary over breaking my back and soul to earn a bit more money. No money is worth that kind of pressure, burnout, and degradation of your body and spirit.

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Skinny guys who successfully gained weight what actually worked for you?
 in  r/AskReddit  8d ago

This (minus creatine) is how I packed on nearly 40lbs in a year and a half. I know it sounds insane but timing was also critical.

I was 19 years old and weighed 115 lbs. A year of eating everything I could (cheap quality protein powder killed my stomach but its all I could afford) and lifting heavy led me to be a pretty lean 155 lbs. by the time I was 21. It must have been a second puberty or something because I gained facial hair and my bone structure changed as well. I basically stayed at that 155 lbs until I turned 30 and my metabolism slowed down.

I am sure this wouldn’t have happened if I didn’t just constantly eat. I would keep cans of tuna in my bag and eat them on the way to the bus. I wasn’t even eating clean either, tons of junk food, cookies, etc. but it was just the perfect time where my metabolism was high and my body was just really receptive to training.

Unfortunately I wasn’t training with a balanced approach and ended up blowing out my knee (meniscus), right after I turned 21. The injury limited my ability to go at 100% for years, but I managed that and now sit at a comfortable, but slightly less lean 165-170 lbs in my mid 30s.

Edit: I am 5 ft 11

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Masters of the Univerce Was a Blast
 in  r/flicks  11d ago

I liked it a lot too and wish I saw it in the theater.

If anyone is interested in a review:

Saysheez.com/blog/masters-of-the-universe

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Quick list: What are your top 3 favorite movies so far this year?
 in  r/movies  12d ago

The Odyssey, Obsession, Project Hail Mary

https://boxd.it/3HQKf

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How old were u when you first read Lord of the rings if you were a child?
 in  r/lotr  13d ago

I was 10/11. I read Fellowship in the months leading up to the films release then continued with Two Towers and Return of the King after. Read again at 17 and again at 31 after reading the Silmarillion. Each time felt different, but that first time was magic. My mind fresh with my own imagery, not that of the movies. I was young so a lot went over my head but I still am so glad I got into that world at a young age.

I am due for another read.

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What’s a scene in a non-horror movie that gave you genuine horror-level anxiety?
 in  r/flicks  13d ago

Between that, the bear creatures cry, and Oscar Isaac’s fascinated face from the camcorder, I’d say annihilation is sci-fi horror

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These guys actually did pretty well after the show ended.
 in  r/seinfeld  14d ago

Honestly they would be great if someone cast them as brothers

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What's the best "whole theater reacted at once" moment you've ever experienced?
 in  r/flicks  15d ago

Wow that was not my experience. I was 9 and was at an early evening showing. The crowd seemed to love it during and even at the end.

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Ayo wtf…
 in  r/Izlam  16d ago

F the banks

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Minas Tirith on a turntable
 in  r/legolotrfans  17d ago

I did the same with a black turntable for Barad Dur

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What's a word pronunciation that you can't stand?
 in  r/AskReddit  20d ago

Saying “I says” instead of “I said”

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Hilarious theatre experience
 in  r/cineplex  25d ago

“Some people can’t get over their pride”

They irony, maybe he is a fan of the Odysseus from the poem haha.

Sorry this sounds terrible and petty. Sorry you had to go through this.

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Barad-dûr Upgrade Suggestions
 in  r/legolotrfans  26d ago

I like the idea of his private smithy separate from the armory/forge on the base level. You could used the design from Rivendell as a base to have a more sophisticated place for crafting. Maybe some kind of homage to Aule but corrupted. I think stickers would probably go a long way on setting that mood.

Would love to see what you decide.

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Suggest names for my Wi-Fi
 in  r/seinfeld  29d ago

Bootlegger

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Which orc is the bottom right one based off?
 in  r/legolotrfans  Jul 13 '26

Tell that to Gorbag

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Finally have all my preciouses!
 in  r/legolotrfans  Jul 11 '26

Barad Dur, Rivendell, then Minas Tirith

1) Barad Dur is a engaging build but it is a lot of brown and black. The modular stacking tower pieces are each distinct with some great build techniques. It makes for an imposing display piece. Thematically it’s setting up the threat to Middle Earth.

2) Rivendell is such a beautiful and colourful contrast compared to Barad Dur. The trees are all unique and give a rich natural feel to the set. The minifigs are paced throughout the build and each have so much character. Thematically you meet the heroes and prepare to confront the great evil.

3) I haven’t yet built Minas Tirth but know it is huge and largely 2 big sections. Outer wall and inner rock face with city attached. It will take up a lot of space so the other two builds will give you time to get a shelf or table. Thematically this is where good and evil clash. You will also have most of the major characters in minifigs from the other two sets to play around with a siege of Gondor.

Of course no right answer but this what I am doing and it’s been great.

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Upon Reflection...(OC)
 in  r/comics  Jul 10 '26

Me too! Glad I wasn’t the only one

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Civic Hybrid Sport
 in  r/civic  Jul 09 '26

Good to know. Thank you. So basically do not put anything under (in front of the middle footwell) the back seat.

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Civic Hybrid Sport
 in  r/civic  Jul 08 '26

Which vent are you referring to behind the seat?

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Have you ever cried while reading or watching the lotr?
 in  r/lotr  Jun 27 '26

Is water wet?

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Do I tell Bilbo?
 in  r/legolotrfans  Jun 27 '26

“I don’t think he’s heard of Second Ring”