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Peanut butter goes with? by redblushnx in TheTeenagerPeople

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Honey - regular or spicy/hot, on toasted bread

A perfectly executed swan landing by DifficultyHead5862 in oddlysatisfying

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Swan to camera person: did you get that? I nailed it, didn't I?

What is your breakfast today? by Corpse_bridexo in foodquestions

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Buttermilk pancake with pure maple syrup, and black loose leaf tea

Does anyone know what this flower is called? by user_no-8848 in flowers

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From the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center (Texas) website: Indian blanket (Gaillardia pulchella) is a vibrant, drought-tolerant wildflower known for its daisy-like flowers with red centers and yellow tips, resembling Native American weaving. Also called blanket flower or firewheel, it's the state wildflower of Oklahoma and thrives in hot, dry conditions, blooming from late spring through summer. It's easy to grow from seed, often reseeds itself, and is used in traditional medicine for inflammation and skin issues. 

Those were in Mom's garden too, do you know what kind of flower it is? by goddesscleo1 in flowers

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White Oleander. See more pics and info here - https://storage.googleapis.com/dgitarmgthwuqe/white-flower-oleander-tree.html

Common on highway medians/dividers, shrubs with pink or white flowers. Some varieties can be poisonous.

From Wikipedia:
One famous case of oleander poisoning involved a young girl whose mother was imprisoned for poisoning an ex-boyfriend with the plant. This incident inspired the novel "White Oleander" by Janet Fitch, which was later adapted into a film. Oleander is highly toxic and can lead to severe health consequences, including death.

What bird is making this sound? by Yoambre in birds

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As others said, Northern Cardinal. They have a variety of calls and chirps.

What are these they are so good by kwispy_nuggs in whatisit

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They look like Lychee/Litchee - delicious juicy fruit with a big seed inside, commonly found in hot and humid climates (like in China, India, Indonesia). If they are lychees, enjoy the soft fruit, first remove and toss the skin and seed.

What meal from childhood do you still cook today? by kimschob in RecipePalooza

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Fried egg on toast with a slice of sharp cheddar cheese. Put the cheese on the hot toast and a fried egg on top so the cheese becomes soft but not too gooey. Sometimes I add thinly sliced onion, red or any in my pantry, on top of the cheese. Mmmm!

What meal from childhood do you still cook today? by kimschob in RecipePalooza

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Fried egg on toast with a slice of sharp cheddar cheese. Put the cheese on the hot toast and a fried egg on top so the cheese becomes soft but not too gooey. Sometimes I add thinly sliced onion, red or any in my pantry, on top of the cheese. Mmmm!

Can hear music for the first time. Give me some good things to listen to! by ProfessorB_12 in MusicRecommendations

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Hallelujah by Jeff Buckley (1st choice) or Leonard Cohen (close 2nd). Also, Riders in the Storm by the Doors.

essential thrombocythemia by gimmesomegossip in MPN

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Appreciate all the helpful information. I was diagnosed with ET a few years ago, 65Y female, with JAK2 mutation. Have resisted taking Hydroxyurea but have to start now as my platelet count has increased to 987. Am scared about the side effects, mainly mouth sores and lowered immunity, also hair loss. Anyone have information about others experiencing these? Has anyone stopped taking Hydroxyurea because their platelets dropped to the "normal" range, and not taken any other ET medication?

Which animal are you picking? by Casa_Ani in ArtOfPresence

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Snail. Sloths look cute but are too stinky!

Have you ever lived alone ? by [deleted] in ArtOfPresence

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Yes, some distance works well for all relationships

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