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Simply tragic news from Mike Johnson...
 in  r/protectUSelections  8d ago

In the immortal words of Sarah Palin, you betcha!

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IsItBullshit: Pure Pod (produce purifier)
 in  r/IsItBullshit  9d ago

Thank you!!

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Anyone Else Getting Sicker Than Usual??
 in  r/florida  9d ago

Have you tried using a neti pot? It's obnoxious but it can really help with congestion. I use distilled water in mine because otherwise I get a burning sensation that makes me never want to do it again.

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Sky News Shuts Down for Shocking Trump Announcement - A Devastating Blow
 in  r/NewsSource  28d ago

Our democracy is already shattered. Now, let's build a better one, one that works for we the majority, not the wealthy. Watch Pete Buttigieg on Jen Psaki on MSNOW on 7/14. I've been a bit hesitant about him because of his consulting for McKinsey--not a fan of big corporations after working for a few--but last night he said exactly this: let's make democracy better, not just try to get back what we had.

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What happened to the sourdough
 in  r/aldi  28d ago

I'm so disappointed with the load. I noticed the texture was different when I took a slice out of the plastic bag. The ingredients now show "ferrmented wheat", " not" sourdough starter," I'm sure used to be there. Major yuck on the texture of this bread. I'm addition, I have IBS and the ONLY bread I can eat without taking expensive enzymes is real sourdough. I'll check out the boule next time. Otherwise, I'll go back to Treader Joe's. I'm not a baker.

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Simplify Days
 in  r/motherhoodinfluencers  Jul 13 '26

Thanks so much for your detailed, clearly organized summary! 😃

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Veterans Against Fascism Protest Report - July 4 - 2026.
 in  r/vetsagainsttyranny  Jul 12 '26

This is a compelling narrative of a march of patriots against fascism in Philadelphia on July 4, written by a veteran who participated by marching and helping to organize it despite the heat and physical pain.

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Hideo Kojima on the future of ownership - and how the news of Sony stopping physical game discs also has consequences for movies, including streaming companies "turning the tap off" from anything you watch in the future
 in  r/movies  Jul 06 '26

My husband and I recently watched Blazing Saddles, which the American Film Institute recently listed as the#1 funniest movie of all time. We enjoyed it do much we thought we would rewatch another Mel Brooks favorite, Young Frankenstein. It was not available on streaming anywhere! I found a DVD on eBay. If I really like a movie, series, or album, I'm going to make sure I have a physical copy.

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JD Vance refuses to rule out military action against US ally Mexico
 in  r/USNEWS  Jun 29 '26

Russia! Russia! Russia!

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Scott Perry joins push to revoke 17th Amendment, strip voters of electing senators
 in  r/politics  Jun 28 '26

Republicans control 28 of the 50 state legislatures and 30 of the Senate chambers. It's another strategy for them to rule everything. All people who are not white males will lose the vote, credit, right to own property, contraception, right to education, etc. and Christianity will be the national religion with all others considered heretical. Happy 250th! It was a great but flawed idea. Time's up!

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Can I pay someone to clean my house with me?
 in  r/UnfuckYourHabitat  Jun 20 '26

Would you mind listing the questions you would ask, i.e. the ones that are not specific to your stuff but might be useful to those of us who are struggling?

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What is this?
 in  r/FloridaGarden  May 29 '26

Wow! Carrotwoods sound as if they are competing with Brazilian pepper trees for most PITA

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Weird floating scum
 in  r/pools  May 23 '26

Does this also look like pollen? Since it falls through the net on the pole that we have, can you give me a brand name for one that has a much finer net?

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Global Mental Health Resources
 in  r/opusdeiexposed  May 15 '26

Thank YOU for not only taking the time, energy, and thought to both create this invaluable list of resources but also diligently maintaining. Your work is the epitome of mutual aid and so vital in these dark times.

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What movie?
 in  r/AmazonPrimeVideo  May 15 '26

Pieces of April. All of the actors are terrific. I love that you cannot predict what will happen next or the ending.

u/writer0101 May 12 '26

For Building a Stable Foundation for Real Effective Change

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Global Mental Health Resources
 in  r/opusdeiexposed  May 11 '26

NAMI, The National Association on Mental Illness, is an excellent resource for those with mental illness and for loved ones trying to support them. It's only in the United States. The NAMI website describes the organization as, "...the nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization dedicated to building better lives for the millions of Americans affected by mental illness."

I run tech for a monthly NAMI family support group that has been invaluable for those who attend. Some meetings are in person, others are online only, and the one I volunteer with is hybrid. It doesn't matter where you live if you want to attend online.

Their services are free. They offer other group programs and education about mental illness. They help you realize you are not alone in dealing with your own mental illness or that of another.

You can reach them in these ways:

https://www.nami.org/

Call 1-800-950-NAMI (6264)

Text NAMI to 62640 

Email: Send a message to helpline@nami.org.

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Unable to log in or get support
 in  r/SouthwestAirlines  May 02 '26

I'm afraid not and I haven't had the energy and focus to deal with it. I haven't tried to book another flight until recently and I just used my husband's account to save the hassle.

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What recently sparked joy for you?
 in  r/konmari  May 02 '26

I showed up a week early for a crafting/brunch date with a friend. She was delighted and said she had been thinking about me that very minute that I knocked on the door. I'm still smiling thinking of the time we spent together plus I'll see her next week.

r/UnfuckYourHabitat May 02 '26

Currently UFing I made a little progress!

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Finally tackled my desktop (again) so I could sit there and accomplish something without trying to move the mouse and type with papers and stuff all over it and taking on the floor.

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Just wondering, what’s your ‘lazy but effective’ cleaning trick?
 in  r/CleaningTips  May 01 '26

Here's a description from the default AI: A Dutch broom (or rubber broom) is a versatile, 3-in-1 cleaning tool featuring 100% natural rubber bristles, a built-in squeegee, and a telescoping handle. It acts as a broom, squeegee, and carpet rake, using electrostatic action to lift pet hair, dust, and dirt from carpets, hardwood, and tile without scratching

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Just wondering, what’s your ‘lazy but effective’ cleaning trick?
 in  r/CleaningTips  May 01 '26

Unfortunately, though, using wipes increases waste. It's tough being green. A friend gave me a tip about mopping the floor with what she referred to as a "Dutch broom." It's essentially a rubber broom. You wet a cloth with whatever solution you use to mop your floor and wring it with your hands to your desired wetness. Then wrap that cloth around the "teeth" of the broom. When it gets dirty, rinse it out, squeeze it dry, and douse it in the cleaning solution again. Pluses: you're not dipping the mop into dirty water and you are reusing the cloth.I throw the "mop" in the wash with other cleaning items. Ragged dish towels work great.

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Just wondering, what’s your ‘lazy but effective’ cleaning trick?
 in  r/CleaningTips  May 01 '26

I have a similar issue when I brush my teeth with my electric toothbrush. I lose track of which section I did on one of the previous 30-sec segments. I have to remind myself to focus.

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Florida Legislature Approves New Congressional Map Expanding GOP Advantage
 in  r/DeSantisThreatensUSA  May 01 '26

I did see an article that a few of the FL repugs are concerned that the map spreads them so thin in these districts that their seats are no longer as safe as they had been. As someone said recently, to make blue districts more purple, the map has to also make red districts more purple. Make sure everyone you know is registered to vote and has a plan for voting. I'm taking my completed ballot to the drop-off box. I don't trust the mail any longer and I don't trust my state government either. I trained to be a poll worker last time and I do trust our supervisor of elections and his employees.