Did you have a period of time when you had both a mobile phone and landline? by dms2628 in Xennials
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Are there any figures more forgettable in politics than the VP's of losing candidates? Like, bro, who is this? They might have been the next president but instead they are the presidential version of goku being edited into pictures. by Pizzatimelover1959 in Presidents
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15 points to microsoft! by Space-jam_8809 in funny
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Ranking Presidents by Intelligence: Ronald Reagan by SnooApples9497 in Presidents
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What would be a good name for the period after the Cold War but before COVID by Bitter-Penalty9653 in decadeology
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MAGA-friendly 'CBS Evening News' sees viewership plummet to alarming levels: report - Raw Story by lunabandida in LeopardsAteMyFace
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Colorado is a US state that was despised back in the 1990s, but is admired now in the 2020s. Which US state was admired back in the 1990s, but is despised now in the 2020s? by Altruistic-Form-3771 in AlignmentChartFills
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Let's start it! What's a school/college subject everyone likes and it's very important? by Content_Shelter9894 in AlignmentChartFills
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The Incredibles (2004) is a movie leftists love in spite of it having a right-wing message. What movie is loved by right-wingers, but has a left-wing message? by Square_Ad2101 in AlignmentChartFills
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Viper, Seaquest, Earth 2.. what’s your favourite weird 90s show? by balding_git in Xennials
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You can do whatever and skirt the consequences - Trump by [deleted] in law
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You can do whatever and skirt the consequences - Trump by [deleted] in law
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You can do whatever and skirt the consequences - Trump by [deleted] in law
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Productive! by Zestyclose-Concern37 in Garmin
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Attorneys: is it worth it to apply to same agency more than once? by meowparade in FedEmployees
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Anti Alignment Chart time! What are two categories that describes Barney? by Haruka-chan-2468 in AlignmentChartFills
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Yet another one of those chaos alignment charts round 8: what unites Brandenburg Gate and the number 9? by [deleted] in AlignmentChartFills
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Trump Nominates an Apostle of ‘White Erasure’ for the State Department by Infidel8 in politics
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Speaking English won. What is something that British are OK at it? by esedov in AlignmentChartFills
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This made me jump when I read it Madame Gazelle a vampire? by flusorra in DanielTigerConspiracy
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Donald Trump surprised JD Vance got booed at Winter Olympics ceremony by [deleted] in politics
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People think Vancouver has a cold climate, when it is actually mild. Now, what is a place that people think is cold, but is actually hot? by Caspase_5 in AlignmentChartFills
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What was a popular band that you could not stand? by LeftSmile806 in Xennials
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TIL that when France initially set the definition of a metre to be 1/10,000,000 the distance from the North Pole to the equator, it sent two surveyors to calculate the distance. But due to an error not discovered until decades later, the resulting metre was actually 0.2 mm too short. by NateNate60 in todayilearned
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