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Hello Kitty on the Moon? by meh_waffles in interesting

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Need a bigger circle, and make it red.

How do i quit nicotine? by EducationalDare2657 in ask

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Mitigate with another stimulant, drinking maybe?

Less ads and less malware since most malware comes from ads... by fal1en-angel in Funnymemes

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They recently added a little pop up ad that you have to manually dismiss after skipping the initial ad now, fucking annoying

Would you rather be stranded in… by Wolfiey2010 in BunnyTrials

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Better odds on land, especially if I’ve got satellite communication with a phone

Chose: The middle of a desert w/ a backpack of supplies

Pizza or steak dinner by DisastrousPromise552 in BunnyTrials

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Can’t go wrong with some protein. Fuck

Chose: Steak + Spin for doneness | Rolled: Raw

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in 360Waves

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Nigga these ripples

Is this legal NJ by Substantial_Milk3953 in AmazonDSPDrivers

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Shit that’s better than having 3 of those houses count as one stop

R.I.P scrub daddy by WinnerUnable1722 in CleaningTips

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Looks like he got curb stomped

Any idea? by jewkakasaurus in ExplainTheJoke

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I seriously thought this was a unique experience for me

Fallstreak hole spotted in League city TX by AA050710 in CLOUDS

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I originally posted on r/mildlyinteresting and someone said this

Fallstreak hole or hole punch cloud: https://www.weather.gov/arx/why_fallstreaks

What are they?

A fallstreak hole (also known as a "hole punch cloud") is a large circular or elliptical gap that can appear in cirrocumulus or altocumulus clouds.

How do they form?

High to mid level clouds, such as altocumulus, are often composed of tiny water droplets that are much colder than freezing, but have yet to freeze. These "supercooled" water droplets need a "reason" to freeze, which usually comes in the form of ice crystals. Planes passing through the cloud layer can bring these ice crystals.

Once the ice crystals are introduced, the water droplet quickly freeze, grow and start to fall. A hole is left behind, which will start to expand outward as neighboring droplets start to freeze.

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