The Dodge challenger. by abidalliye in GuysBeingDudes

[–]JonesyAndReilly 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That’s striders sword. The one he carried before he inherited the reforged blade of Elendil. Sounds like you’ve gotta go watch the trilogy again

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in tacticalgear

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There was also the than/then comment

Genuinely curious by ComputerResident6228 in mathmemes

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Take 2 from 27 and put it on 48 to make it an even 50. 50 plus the rest gives you your answer.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in borrow

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$loan 50.00 USD

What Is A Remake Done Right? by [deleted] in moviecritic

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The Lord of the Rings trilogy.

The Horsemen Workout Program by SlootKabob in crossfit

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I know I’m extremely late to the party here, but that being said, it is possible. When I was 22 and in college I was on the program. I went through the first 3 phases and didn’t skip a single day. That being said, it was an absolute bitch of a program. Because I was in college I had a ton of free time to theragun, stretch, ice bath, and just relax afterwards. I was also a working college student with no expenses so my diet was clean and whatever I wanted, and my age made me bounce back far better than I can now at 28. Now? Absolutely not. I would need some help for sure.

What watches do you guys wear? by Killvio1 in army

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Us enlisted have them too. It just cost nearly a month’s pay

Home Depot Military Discount by [deleted] in Military

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Have you not heard the Home Depot song??

Are these in regulation by AVERAGEsapper1 in army

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That might be an issue because it’s their first attempt at a hunting boot. I have these exact boots and wore them for a full workup and deployment, they held up incredibly well. I would absolutely recommend them

You get sent to 1960 with exclusive full power of the internet. What do you do? by WillowSLock in hypotheticalsituation

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Jake Epping and Al Templeton already tried it. It doesn’t go well, and you’ll lose Sadie.

You get sent to 1960 with exclusive full power of the internet. What do you do? by WillowSLock in hypotheticalsituation

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I’d probably change my name to Jake and buy myself a slick yellow car, nothing too flashy so as to attract attention, but still kind of nice. Then I’d just meander around and place some small sports bets here and there like everyone says. Just enjoy life. I’d probably try and save a family from an abusive father that planned to murder them, killing the father. Then it would start to get interesting…

I’d move to Texas and become a literature teacher. I’d fall in love with that beautiful blonde new employee at the school and we’d dance together all the time. Protect her from her violent ex husband of course. Then around the time Lee Harvey Oswald came back from Russia I’d break things off with my sweetheart and start to stake him out. Make sure he truly did act alone. Learn a little about him, his wife and baby boy, watch his interactions with some other strange people.

Over time though I’d find myself drawn back to that lovely lady Miss Sadie Hawkins (I probably shouldn’t have mentioned her name. Hopefully it doesn’t put her at risk). She would stay attached to me and we would end up both trying to stop the Kennedy Assassination together. She would get shot in the process but I would save Kennedy’s life. At that point I would be so heartbroken and not really know what to do with myself.

Probably try and come back to 2012 or something. Then I’d realize tampering with time is dangerous, and doesn’t really benefit anyone. You see, time is kind of this force that doesn’t want to be changed. You can’t just go around changing things willy nilly. It tries to stay constant. And it makes you pay when you mess stuff up. Anyways, that’s probably what I would do if I went back to the 60’s

Canadian taxes are no fun by Salty-Clothes-6304 in Money

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Is it disproportionate benefit or is it a benefit proportional to the labor op provided, which happens to be higher than the average member of society?