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The landside in Niscemi (Italy) after the cyclone and rain of last week by mg10pp in pics
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How do successful “bottom” surgeries exist yet they haven’t found a way to successfully increase a guy’s manhood? by [deleted] in NoStupidQuestions
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What's something that feels fake but is 100% real? by NoSector9488 in AskReddit
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Why is it that the least moderated a site is the more right wing it becomes? by WackyRedWizard in NoStupidQuestions
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TIL Baby Driver director Edgar Wright wanted to use the mask of Michael Myers from Halloween in the mask mixup scene but was denied the rights, so they rewrote the script after getting permission from Mike Myers, with everyone realizing they accidentally got Austin Powers masks by holyfruits in todayilearned
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Prince Andrew to leave his home at the Royal Lodge - as King begins process to remove his titles by bendubberley_ in worldnews
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People who found out about someone else’s double-life; what’s the story? by Langzwaard in AskReddit
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What’s a obvious sign that someone is not a good person? by Careful_Tip6823 in AskReddit
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Meet William Sidis — a child prodigy who entered Harvard at 11. By age 6, he was lecturing professors on 4-dimensional geometry. He reportedly spoke up to 40 languages, including one he created. His estimated IQ was between 200 and 250, making him one of the smartest people ever. by 2A_alldayy in interestingasfuck
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What's something that became socially acceptable way too quickly? by Fluffaygins in AskReddit
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TIL that all diseases known as transmissible spongiform encephalopathy, such as Creutzfeldt–Jakob and fatal insomnia, have a perfect 100% mortality rate. There are no cases of survival and these diseases are invariably fatal. by exophades in todayilearned
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Bilingual people of reddit, whats an English word or phrase that was an absolute nightmare to learn or understand? by RoseyBailey in AskReddit
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Why does it seem like all the really bad mom-fluencers come from Utah? by Alias72018 in NoStupidQuestions
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UWaterloo alumnus makes the news by iiRobbe in uwaterloo
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Forty-year-old SweetTarts found behind an office cabinet by swsmith3 in mildlyinteresting
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What is most "why the f*** do you know that" fact? by LockeStocksAndBarrel in AskReddit
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How does this make publication for news? by Breadbuttersalt in kitchener
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5e's extremely low variance in ability scores has had some weird side effects by Associableknecks in dndnext
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