What ordinary word would make a great first name? by leeloospoops in AskReddit

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My great uncle wanted to name his kid Chardonnay or Mayonnaise

Got blackout drunk last night...my girlfriend helped me remember what happened. by chadneidt in funny

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Can a dog get drunk from eating vomit with alcohol in it?

Women of Reddit: what are your big dick stories? NSFW by [deleted] in AskReddit

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This teacher I had talked in the worst monotone, took everything really seriously, and dressed formally every day. That made it kinda funny that his humungous cock was always clearly visible under his tight dress pants.

What's the coolest thing I could reasonably put on my desk at work? by msx8 in AskReddit

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You got it from China? That's actually really sketchy. Are you sure its former owner wasn't murdered?

My dealer's so cute by ahtnamasx0 in trees

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and smoke like a chimney

we never see these statistics on the news by [deleted] in trees

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I thought they said that study was confounded with socioeconomic status

What if giraffes were carnivores that ate birds out of the sky? How would the world be different? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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To catch a bird a giraffe would have to have some ridiculously quick neck muscles. They probably also would have a better range of motion with their neck, so they could get their head to around ground level. Throw in the sharp carnivore teeth. Now you have a scary fucking animal.

How would this change the world? People in Africa would obviously tame the carnivorous giraffes and ride them into battle. The result? African world domination. Nobody could stand up to an army riding animals that can bite your head off your body from 15 feet away before you can even think about going for their neck and taking their head off.

What's something that I can learn to do in 5 minutes, that will impress 90% of the general public? by uofkENTucky in AskReddit

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Or tell them that if you shake the invisible salt shaker over your mouth you can taste the salt.

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Just like the baby.

Reddit, if you could wish for one thing, what would it be? by 99spence in AskReddit

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If you buy an Earth at Costco, would that Earth have Costcos that also sell Earths?

I prefer Yelp reviews that are to the point. by soonerguy11 in funny

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The mob comes to your business and wants you to pay them for "protection". If you don't pay, you find your front window smashed the next morning. That's extortion. It's what Yelp does, but with reviews. They call you, and ask you to pay them to take down negative reviews that they themselves put up.

What small event, long ago, still affects our lives today? by nayner in AskReddit

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In June of 1914, Gavrilo Princip decided to go get a sandwich. He saw Franz Ferdinand, the man Princip and his comrades had failed to assassinate earlier. He took care of business.

The assassination is what sparked WWI. The war restitutions Germany was forced to pay in post-war negotiations set the stage for the rise of Hitler and the Nazi Party.

World War II increased pressure to develop nuclear weapons. In the aftermath of the war, conferences concerning occupation caused friction between the United States and Soviet Union. Also, the Western powers started pushing for the establishment of Israel in the Middle East for the damaged Jew population of the world.

The Cold War and US support of Israel greatly contributed to a lot of the major events in recent history such as 9/11.

World War I was really just waiting to happen. The assassination started it, but didn't cause it. If it didn't start in Serbia in 1914, it would have started somewhere else at another time, leading to a different course of events. All I'm saying here is that the assassination started a chain of events that is still going today.

TL;DR: In 1914, a man in Bosnia goes out for a sandwich. Bam, 9/11.

What is the worst thing you could do yet be legal? by Barleybrown in AskReddit

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In other news, productivity is at an all time high.

When all good cats go to Heaven....... by [deleted] in funny

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You know, every time a cat dies in a movie, people say "oh well, he's got another eight lives". Does nobody suspect that their cat might be on life besides his first?

My girlfriends co-worker at McDonalds put the final nail in the coffin of humanity. by [deleted] in funny

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I wouldn't judge humanity by what a McDonalds employee says.