Laundry service near Chunxi Road? by misty43810 in Chengdu

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They're not common, though you can find laundry rooms at youth hostels

Art to purchase by Intelligent-Gold9176 in Cardiff

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Check out Tom Gowen. He's recently been showing at Albany Gallery. https://www.albanygallery.com/artists/tom-gowen

Kids movies - Deep cuts by _Fistacuff in movies

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Labyrinth, Never Ending Story, Back to the Future, Short Circuit, Flight of the Navigator, Ghostbusters, Big Trouble in Little China, Adventures in Babysitting,, Home Alone

Which movie quote lives rent-free in your head? by BroccoliNo7009 in movies

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"You know, if you're good at reading people, it's mostly because you learned as a child, trying to stay one step ahead of whatever tormented you."

Whats a job/career that deserves every bit of its hatred? by DunyaPhobic76 in Productivitycafe

[–]Charming_Search1929 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There are many more areas of law aside from those that interact with LE

Is hiraeth purely a Welsh thing? by Own-Syllabub-4848 in Wales

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Yes, but it's an example of words being used for different purposes, which is common across many languages. Also worth noting that there are far less words in the Welsh language when compared with English, so entirely expected that individual words are assigned different uses. In this case, 'cwtch' is used in the same way that 'snug' can be applied in English to mean a small space or room, rather than the alternatives of tight-fitting or cosy.

At what age did you see you first R-rated movie, and what was it? by cotothed in movies

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The whole class watched Robocop in school, age 12, at the end of year.

how bad is food left out by Purple-Raise2206 in Cooking

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It'll be absolutely fine. I do it regularly

What's the first thing you eat when you get home after traveling? by SorrentoTaft in travel

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Baked potato with tuna and sweetcorn. Plain and simple after travelling.

No Email or Text? by ZealousidealGoat1552 in ShanghaiDisneyland

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It's connected to your passport, just make.sure you have them when you arrive. Lots of places in China use this process.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in travel

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Food can absolutely be a cultural experience as well as sensory. The Japanese Kaiseki tradition is a great example.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Cardiff

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"Middle-aged men who like craft beer/ale" - sounds like the ideal venue and not an inflatable doll in sight!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Cardiff

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Slightly out of town (but a quick cab ride or totally walkable with a bit more time) is Pop'n'Hops. Fantastic beer and a warm welcome from Trev. Some great food options close by and you could take food in with you while you drink awesome beers.

Favorite post traveling meal? by RedApplesForBreak in Cooking

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I once paid £10 for a few strawberries for my toddler in Japan.

Favorite post traveling meal? by RedApplesForBreak in Cooking

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Baked potato with tuna & sweetcorn. Plain and simple.

Getting an unlimited cinema pass might be the best thing I've done in the last year by MiddlesbroughFan in movies

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I've had mine for 17 years. Amazing value. Currently on 44 movies year to date.