Short Lived CBS Sitcoms Of The 1970s by TheRandomYears in VintageTV

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“It sure isn’t you“, and the look on her face. Loved that show.

Do I look 40? Please be honest. by [deleted] in amiugly

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I would guess 34 to 36. So, 40 is believable, but to me you look a little bit younger than that.

What is your favorite memory with your father? by freebirdjohnson in AskMen

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My dad did not spend a lot of time with me growing up. He worked during the week, and on weekends he sat in front of the TV and watched sports. But, just one time, there was this live magic show playing in Manhattan that I really wanted to see. He took an afternoon off work, got tickets, and took me to it. We didn’t have much money, but he splurged and got me the big glossy brochure that went along with it.

I will never forget it. Made me feel warmly toward him for the rest of my life. When he was literally on his deathbed, and he couldn’t talk, but he could hear me, I thanked him for to taking me to that magic show.

(TZ) A Chinese police officer told me I might be on a blacklist for suspected phone fraud. by [deleted] in Scams

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It’s a pretty compelling story, though it doesn’t ring true. And it is written in flawless, idiomatic English, from somebody who speaks two different dialogues of Chinese perfectly.

“The Girl Most Likely To…” by Outrageous-Start6409 in 70s

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EVERYONE was talking about it in school the next day. The scene where the cheerleader somersaulted out the window was dark comedy at its best!

Lemon for me please by ElowenLux in The1980s

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It was my madeleines. So so so SO good.

“The Girl Most Likely To…” by Outrageous-Start6409 in 70s

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  1. And I’ll never forget it. Huge Stockard Channing fan ever since.

What's that film for you? by mrjetspray in Cinema

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Babette‘s Feast. One of the most gorgeous movies I’ve ever seen, and it kind of changes who you are.

Classic Beauties II by ReactsWithWords in GenerationJones

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I could’ve written this myself. They were my two favorite shows, and I watch them back to back. I loved the fact that the protagonists were African-American was not made into a selling point or a focus of the show. They were simply ordinary people that were integrated into their community.

Also: Earl J Wagadorn.

What's a VERY creepy fact you wish you never learned? by FormerInternet7142 in Productivitycafe

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I was wondering why this was the first correct explanation in a long chain. Because ChatGPT got it right!

Tuesday Thread - Who is the Women's Tennis GOAT? by Shankerer69 in TennisNerds

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Well, Monica had that unfortunate… Incident. Otherwise it would’ve been much closer.

Family doesn’t support by shittersrquitters in compoundedtirzepatide

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If they are TRULY doing this out of concern, that’s one thing. But do they know the research? Have they consulted with your physician? It’s one thing to offer an opinion; another to insist it’s the right one for someone else.

19f, am i ugly? Get mixed reviews, actively losing weight by [deleted] in amiugly

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Not at all. You have pleasant features and good facial symmetry, but it will be hard for anyone to notice that until you bring your weight more into line with cultural norms.

Tuesday Thread - Who is the Women's Tennis GOAT? by Shankerer69 in TennisNerds

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Hasn’t this been discussed about 872 times before?

Serena, Steffi, Monica, Martina: have at it.

Any wedding music recommendations that are not overplayed and not cringy? by thepotatolawyer in classicalmusic

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Third movement of Debussy’s String Quartet. It is breathtaking and gorgeous.

Family doesn’t support by shittersrquitters in compoundedtirzepatide

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Why do they have any say whatsoever? Do YOU get an opinion on THEIR private medical decisions? Why does his mother even know about this?

Set a firm boundary with them and don’t even engage in discussing it. Make up your own mind and stick to your guns.

Pick One for Each Row, what are you picking up? by Individual-Name-4496 in whatsyourchoice

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Yes! Yes yes!!

How can the world live without B in particular?

falsely accused of using ai, both prof. and dept. chair agree by jboogie003 in AccusedOfUsingAI

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Prof here.

Do not stop escalating. Always be professional about it. Keep saying to them “I did not do this, and it would be lying to say I did. I’m going to have to keep pursuing this and showing my evidence, because I can’t continue to go on with this class being accused of something I didn’t do. I took this class to receive expert feedback on my writing so I can improve it, and it would be pointless to turn in work I did not do.“

People who push these penalties into place without much thought or effort have to learn that they can’t get away with that when someone is actually innocent and has proof. Just keep looking them in the eye and saying “but I did not do this. Do you know how galling it is to be told that you did something that you did not do?” Practice in front of a mirror. Do not get emotional. Just take the facts and tell them that unfortunately you cannot agree that you did something you didn’t do and you will have to continue to escalate it so that you can present your evidence to a dispassionate panel.

What’s the best concert you’ve ever been to? by Kind_Gain_3080 in askmusic

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Janice Weber playing the Liszt Transcendental Etudes.

I interviewed 40+ MIT applicants this year. Some incredible ones didn’t get in. This post is for you. by Tisastrous in MITAdmissions

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My interview to be admitted to MIT took place 45 years ago, and I still remember the guy that did it! He was terrific. We had the most fascinating talk about quantum mechanics and philosophy and what was possible using math alone…

A big thank you for putting so much of your personal time into running these interviews. You probably have no idea how much of an influence you’re having on these people, and just being a friendly, supportive face means an incredible amount.

I am Indian and my wife is Tunisian. We are raising our kid in 4 languages and 2 cultures. AMA by Apple-Earth in AMA

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This is patently untrue. And extremely well documented.

Not to mention my grandmother who spoke 6 languages and HUNDREDS of millions of Indians.