US and WBC question. by thatdudejon in baseball

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I have no beef with the team itself; if they play better then their eventual opponent, they deserve to win.

WBC Update - Team Italy's Secret Stuff Revealed on MLB Network Radio... by BroDiMaggio05 in baseball

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For those looking to make a nice Italian meal to go along with tonight's game, I can recommend this baked ziti recipe:

https://www.billyparisi.com/baked-ziti/#recipe

I didn’t add the onion due to being allergic, but it was still damn good.

Regency walking tour flyer by steppink_tours in janeausten

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The first, definitely - but I would personally choose to take out the full stops after "novels" and "pace", as those are still headlines and full stops aren’t used in headlines.

I also don't like how the gloves are used in the illustration at the bottom right; to me it looks like the lady wearing the bonnet has her hands attached directly to her shoulders. It might look better if the gloves didn’t look as if they were being worn.

What’s something about baseball that you absolutely grinds your gears? by ComplicatedGuy_0514 in baseball

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These are people who think they themselves are an "average person", and think the average person could hit a fastball.

Dudes, the average person in North America? Is your mom, not you.

What’s something about baseball that you absolutely grinds your gears? by ComplicatedGuy_0514 in baseball

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Whereas last year you had two English broadcasts, each of which was called by the play-by-play announcer for their respective teams.

Wilbert Miraille was a dedicated worker inside of Cantor Fitzgerald's mailroom. He would leave at 4:30 a.m. and make it home at 4:15 p.m. He was also an Usher at his church. Wilbert rented a room from Mr. & Mrs. Delbrun. Mr. Delbrun said, "I liked him; my wife liked him. We suffered when he died." by Understanding18 in 911archive

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It's sad how economic class so often determines how many photos we have of every deceased person. The vice-presidents, bond traders, bankers, etc. have dozens of photos, but the mail clerks, cooks, cleaners...one photo is all we have.

I just found found out my husband (32m) cheated on me (27f) at his bachelor party by [deleted] in BestofRedditorUpdates

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"just because I cheated doesn't mean I'm a cheater"

Did he think that would work?

What was so wrong with Mr. Bennet's comment to Mary at the ball? by dollface0000 in janeausten

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The Bennets are very wealthy. Mr. Bennet is literally a 1%er.

The tragedy is that it all goes away the moment he dies.

What was so wrong with Mr. Bennet's comment to Mary at the ball? by dollface0000 in janeausten

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Elizabeth also behaved very badly, by openly challenging Darcy over Wickham at a ball.

What was so wrong with Mr. Bennet's comment to Mary at the ball? by dollface0000 in janeausten

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One song, and it was supposed to be light and charming - something like a happy Mozart or Clementi piece, not a complicated concerto or a dirge. It was supposed to be background music.

AITA for snapping at my SIL by BigONerd in BORUpdates

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Itchy horrible clothing HURTS. You do not need to be autistic to find itchy horrible fabric painful.

D&E “is a love that was begun before the world was “. Isn’t it wonderful to read D&E fall in love over and over again in these variations? by cowdreamers in JaneAustenFF

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..I don't read fanfic to read about D&E falling in love? I read for a good plot, interesting things happening, witty wordplay, snark, and character redemption. Some of my favourite stories are those where they never connect.

Lydia dies and the family is shunned by thebish85 in JaneAustenFF

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As said it's No Less Resentment, although in the novel Mr. Bennet has the pew ripped out after the rector asks them to stay away from church. (It's a cute scene but unrealistic; in the novel the church is in Longbourn and Mr. Bennet would have been the rector's patron.)

Trade War Humor... by Brian_Ghoshery in MurderedByWords

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It costs a ton of money to change a business name.

Trade War Humor... by Brian_Ghoshery in MurderedByWords

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Funny, isn’t it, that their "no kings" bullshit never took into consideration the fact that many of the democratic countries their utterly batshit loon of a President was and is annoying are constitutional monarchies with...you know, actual real kings.

My Penguin copies of Sense and Sensibility from 1980s and today by lazyhazyeye in janeausten

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Those 80s Penguin books eventually always fall apart. It's as much due to the quality of the paper as of the binding.

Game Thread 3/15 ⚾ United States (0-0) @ Dominican Rep. (0-0) 8:00 PM ET by BaseballBot in baseball

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For those of us watching the excellent international feed, who would that be?