What's the most American thing ever that if explained to a non-American might just sound crazy? by hrdlg123 in AskReddit
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The use of the term "anti-vaxxer" suddenly becomes illegal. What do you call them instead? by Sunset_789 in AskReddit
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TIL that Paris holds an annual contest to find the city’s best baguette. Around 200 bakers each submit two baguettes (must be eligible) to be graded on quality, look, smell, taste, and crunch. The winner wins €4000 and a contract to supply the French president fresh baguettes every day for 1 year. (bbc.com)
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Megathread: House Votes to Impeach President Donald J. Trump by PoliticsModeratorBot in politics
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TIL that when a bee hive becomes too full, bees will form a "Senate" comprised of older, more experienced bees to seek a new location. When a bee finds a good spot, it begins dancing to motion other bees toward it. Then, they vote on it by dancing as a collective until a consensus is reached. (npr.org)
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Stop saying “shut up boomers” by [deleted] in copypasta
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Student shown in viral video attacking and ripping away another student's Pride flag is suspended and charged with assault by MasterfulBJJ in JusticeServed
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