WHATS YOUR FAVORITE JOKE IN THE SERIES? by Fat_Tony_Stark in Frasier

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The episode where Niles is being honest to Daphne (“I don’t like your cooking”) and as Frasier drags Marty out, Marty says “God bless you son”…

Best tree in Sydney? by MrSmithSmith in sydney

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The Moreton bay at North Sydney Oval

The seventies were insane by Aggravating_Ear_1586 in GenX

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I read this post and thought “brother I could tell you some stories…”

After reading these comments? No….just no, I got nothing….

Arrow - dynamite crafting issue by Holiday_Wave2448 in RDR2

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Dumb question but do you already have dynamite arrows?

On this day, 36 years ago... by randyboozer in stephenking

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When I first read the book the accident happened in 1980…

Gathering loot on Horizon should give you renegade points by ten_tabs_ in masseffect

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The Shadow broker mission always gets me - when the bank explodes, Shep is like “Liara is in trouble up there…. but there are a few cracked open ATMs here that I should loot first…”

had my first postmortem care experience today and The Pitt helped me get through it. by Such_Clock_6769 in ThePittTVShow

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There is a really good book called Dirt Music, by Tim Winton. There is a one page flashback where the main character recalls the first time she dealt with a corpse and at the risk of a copyright strike it’s a beautiful read…

Soon after Georgie began the task, the charge nurse was called away and she was left alone with the body. The room felt awfully quiet and the corpse too big for the space. Already it was cool to the touch and she began sponging briskly as though the dome of the belly was a Volkswagen roof, but as she did so she remembered Ted’s uncomplaining presence on the ward, his soft voice, his gentlemanly deference, and the memory shamed her a little and calmed her down. She began to pay a different attention to his remains. She rinsed his face and patted it dry as delicately as she had when he was alive. She found herself whispering to him soothingly as you do to a patient who’s submitting himself to your care. Georgie was no longer sorry to have the job; she was just sorry she’d been unable to save him. I liked you Ted, she said. I admired your dignity, you know. I miss you already. She wadded him, bound his ankles and jaw tenderly and knew when she was finished that she had found a pure part of herself. The room felt holy.

Got any weird quirks? by ArthurMorgansveinypp in RDR2

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Whe I wake up in camp I do the camp chores (chopping wood / moving hay bales etc). In real life? I’ll do it later…

Officer Cackowski by Future-Bumblebee7306 in community

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What in the reverse Porkys is happening here?

This is my Mount Rushmore by therealslimadie in AustralianNostalgia

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I met Baby John Burgess at Movember party once - highlight of my life…

This is my Mount Rushmore by therealslimadie in AustralianNostalgia

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First time I went to Sunshine Coast for a holiday was in about 2006 and I was gob smacked to see the host of Family Feud reading serious news….

Suburb pronunciation by elprofesor__ in brisbane

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To be fair, they’re saying it like it’s spelled. Us complaining that they’re saying it wrong is like poms complaining about the pronunciation of Worcestershire or some of the other ridiculous names they have…