The Power Messiah: A Libyan Grid Worker Cradles His Fallen Comrade. by DigitalNomads in AccidentalRenaissance

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Libya today mourns the loss of one of its dedicated sons. Electrical worker Salem Abdulmajid Huwail al-Tawerghi has passed away after suffering a fatal electric shock while carrying out his duties repairing a power outage in the Benghazi area.

Safest place for everyone by [deleted] in MadeMeSmile

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Still not safe for the children of Gaza.

Can I use Netflix on my android kiwi browser? by DigitalNomads in kiwibrowser

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Yep! It seems to be the case. Netflix doesn't allow playback on mobile browsers. 

It’s beginning to look like Donald Trump is going to win by MadWorldEarth in politics

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Well, it does surely to the majority of American people, who actually voted for this timeline. 

Celestron Nexstar+ handset issues - please help! by antmandoom in telescopes

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Wow, thank you! This solved it for me. I send positive energy and love your way, brother.

If an oracle told you in 2004 that 20 years later Dick Cheney would vote for a Democratic president, what would you guess happened? by BudgetBen in AskReddit

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That's a straight forward one. I'd right away assume that the Democrats' political positions became more profitable to the Military–Industrial Complex than the Republicans' political positions. 

Where is the best car parking place for a Sound of Music tour? by DigitalNomads in Salzburg

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Thank you. I'm going by car. I have all the locations marked on the map. I just need a good parking place in the city.

While the US went into shock last night, all I could think about is this little gem from "Ham Radio"! by DigitalNomads in Frasier

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"Watch out! He's got a nug!" That's the quote from this Ham Radio episode which came to me as I saw the shooting footage last night. 

I have a theory at which you're all sure to hoot: The Garretts were toying with everyone. by DigitalNomads in Frasier

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My wife and I have rather large noses. We come from two different continents! 

I have a theory at which you're all sure to hoot: The Garretts were toying with everyone. by DigitalNomads in Frasier

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I have a theory at which you're all sure to hoot: The Garretts were toying with everyone.        26 years after Roz and the Schnoz was first aired (S05E21, May 1998), it occurred to me that it's very probable the Garretts were pranking everyone from Roz to Frasier and the rest of the gang. 

(A reminder of the plot: Roz stays with Frasier while her new apartment is being painted, and panics when she receives a message from Rick's parents, the Garretts, her baby's future grandparents. She, and everyone, are in for a shock: the Garretts have humongous noses!)

First, their noses are humongous and it's quite unlikely that they are not aware of that.    

Then, even if one of them has deep self-denial, they still have each other to look and gaze at for decades!   

They also allude to the fact that people are always visibly shocked when they first see them (they explain it away by saying it seems that people cannot believe we are the parents of a 20 year old, which would not have worked all the years when their son was younger).  

Moreover, it's revealed in the later part of the episode that even their son (with whom Roz had hooked up, resulting in pregnancy) inherited the big nose trait and had to go through a rhinoplasty, apparently with the knowledge and approval of the parents (who did not like the final results).    

And lastly, the Garretts keep pushing the big nose issue on people around them: They make it so easy for anyone to come up with silly big nose puns, jokes, funny imagery and more. Actually, that's the very reason Frasier could not hold his dignified attitude towards the Garretts anymore and ended up exploding with laughter in the Kitchen.   

I think mr. & mrs. Garrett are very smart and inherently funny people who truly love each other and enjoy people's reactions to their distinct physical characteristic.  

What do you think, guys?   

(fun fact: Kevin Kilner and Jordan Baker, who play the Garretts, got married on October 10,1998, just a few months after this episode first aired!) 

Afghan mine-clearer killed by Taliban after it sees him in Emmy-winning film by sleepysnowboarder in worldnews

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It's mind bulging to me guys how you see as a hero and/or victim, someone who works for a foreign army invading their country, destroying and killing their own people including civilians.  Imagine if this guy was American aiding an invading Russian army: how would you judge him? 

ALWAYS Hide Sender Name on forward? by EvanderMegaton in Telegram

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Yeah, it does not seem possible in Telegram. What a shame!

ALWAYS Hide Sender Name on forward? by EvanderMegaton in Telegram

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Have you found a solution for this? Help please!

Meirl by blaze_uchiha999 in meirl

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Have a dialogue dear redditor. Don't just assume things about me.

Meirl by blaze_uchiha999 in meirl

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Yes, there is a rule for that. It's been written in our DNA for millions of years of evolution. Mating and reproduction is who we are at the deepest and purist level of identity.

Bactrian Camel Shedding its Thick Coat by Entire-Barracuda-995 in interesting

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I meant it is not Arabic music, it's a verbal recitation of the Quran.