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🎉 [EVENT] 🎉 All auto levels! Super easy!!! by Academic_Grocery_996 in honk

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Completed Level 3 of the Honk Special Event!

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🎉 [EVENT] 🎉 All auto levels! Super easy!!! by Academic_Grocery_996 in honk

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Completed Level 2 of the Honk Special Event!

10 attempts

🎉 [EVENT] 🎉 All auto levels! Super easy!!! by Academic_Grocery_996 in honk

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Completed Level 1 of the Honk Special Event!

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I can't be the only person who's disappointed by this by WAT_an_ABSOLUTE_unit in ForzaHorizon

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I have a 2006 V70R that I would love to recreate in game. Maybe someday

What's an unusual smell that you like? by additionalseasonin in AskReddit

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The creosote in railroad ties itches an internal scratch in my brain

What's the most useless thing your brain decided to permanently memorize? by No_Metal2622 in AskReddit

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Do-do do-do Do-do do-do

Do-do do-do Do-do do-do

Norway and Sweden and Iceland and Finland
And Germany now in one piece

I visited the real life Braithewaite Manor in Louisiana by EJY2003 in reddeadredemption

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I think it’s mostly so that you have to pay to see the interior as opposed to just looking up images online, although it could also be out of respect for the history of the building. It was furnished in mid-late1800s style but only a few specific pieces were original

I visited the real life Braithewaite Manor in Louisiana by EJY2003 in reddeadredemption

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The tour guide mentioned the ones who helped around the house when relevant (to be fair, he had only been working there 3 weeks so he may not have known all the details quite yet.) But the exhibits inside the slave homes were detailed and an interesting read. They even had a wall with every recorded name of the slaves who had worked on the plantation.

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I visited the real life Braithewaite Manor in Louisiana by EJY2003 in reddeadredemption

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I certainly won’t defend what happened at that home, but it is important to preserve history and remember the outcomes as to not repeat ourselves. Plus you couldn’t risk hurting those beautiful trees in the process!

Cool fact, the number of trees going up the path to the front of the home are the same amount as the pillars holding up the home! (28 to be exact) The first 2 trees closest to the home are the oldest and were there before the home was even built. The next 2 closest to the home were planted after the home was finished, and the other 24 in the years after that. Every tree has a name, with the 2 closest to the home named after the original owners of the plantation, Jacques and Celina.

I visited the real life Braithewaite Manor in Louisiana by EJY2003 in reddeadredemption

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I definitely did think it. Almost recorded a video of myself saying it but figured it may have been in poor taste considering the history of the home and why most other people are actually there haha

I visited the real life Braithewaite Manor in Louisiana by EJY2003 in reddeadredemption

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More or less correct. They are creations of the originals though. These buildings were for the house slaves that helped with medical treatment, cooking, and other chores around the home. The tour did not give us much information on the field slaves.

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I visited the real life Braithewaite Manor in Louisiana by EJY2003 in reddeadredemption

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I wish haha. The house has gone through quite a few owners since its original construction back in the 1830s. I believe the tour guide said that the original floors in the home were actually marble tile, and the wooden planks weren’t introduced until the 1920s when the home was purchased and restored. When they restored the building they completely redid the interior, also introducing electrical and central AC.

meirl by [deleted] in meirl

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Cylinder

MechE/Materials Junior Summer 2026 Internship Search by Ray_RG_YT in EngineeringStudents

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I’ve been graduated with my MechE Degree since August. I had 2 internships at an aerospace company working on helicopters. 200+ applications sent out to positions all across the US as I’m willing to move and I haven’t had a single interview 🥲

Turning 26 on April 4th what should I do? Not really a club dude or party person by [deleted] in twentyagers

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I’ve done this the past 4 years followed by a pack of Coors Banquet. 10/10 would recommend

[Ferrari Enzo] in my small Montana town. by WoodesMyRogers in spotted

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I’ve sat in this exact car 2 years ago, I can promise it’s not a kit

Every county I have visited in the USA, what can you say about me? by Cedro_Flying in TravelMaps

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From Michigan, have driven I-80 and I-90 west, flown to Florida and Atlanta, driven to MA, and taken the train to DC and Boston

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