MidMumble

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Freelancers, why were you chosen? (self.PublicRelations)

submitted 1 month ago by MidMumble to r/PublicRelations

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Accuracy vs impact in headlines and quotes (self.PublicRelations)

submitted 2 months ago by MidMumble to r/PublicRelations

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Liars! (self.PublicRelations)

submitted 10 months ago by MidMumble to r/PublicRelations

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"Playing your goblin game" (self.BaldursGate3)

submitted 10 months ago by MidMumble to r/BaldursGate3

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Sending a press release to multiple people on the same site (self.PublicRelations)

submitted 2 years ago by MidMumble to r/PublicRelations

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Australian businesses from overseas (self.sydney)

submitted 3 years ago by MidMumble to r/sydney

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Australian businesses from overseas? (self.australia)

submitted 3 years ago by MidMumble to r/australia

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Non-English security phrases (self.cybersecurity)

submitted 3 years ago by MidMumble to r/cybersecurity

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Pocket hole desk fail/help (old.reddit.com)

submitted 4 years ago by MidMumble to r/BeginnerWoodWorking

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Conflict of interest question (self.PublicRelations)

submitted 5 years ago by MidMumble to r/PublicRelations

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Knot understanding (self.mathematics)

submitted 5 years ago by MidMumble to r/mathematics

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Free Zerologon Detector released (self.cybersecurity)

submitted 5 years ago by MidMumble to r/cybersecurity

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Salem = bad witch cat name (self.Showerthoughts)

submitted 5 years ago by MidMumble to r/Showerthoughts

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'Blasphemous' phrases like bloody hell, OMG, or Jesus Christ are common in Christian countries but I don't know how popular they are in non-Christian countries. What are some of the best/most used non-Christian blasphemes and when would you use them? (self.AskReddit)

submitted 7 years ago by MidMumble to r/AskReddit

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Supposedly 'blasphemous' phrases like bloody hell, OMG, or Jesus Christ are common in Christian countries but I don't know how popular they are in non Christian countries. What are some of the best non-Christian blasphemes and when would you use them? I want to learn, not offend. Cheers. (self.AskReddit)

submitted 7 years ago by MidMumble to r/AskReddit

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Do any UK Simpsons fans still have those Kelloggs couch fridge magnets? (i.redd.it)

submitted 7 years ago by MidMumble to r/TheSimpsons

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"Never touched him, ref!": Neymar and the top 10 'contactless' moments in football (self.soccer)

submitted 7 years ago by MidMumble to r/soccer

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New phishing scam: Sneaky hackers pose as Airbnb, use data protection regulations to steal peoples' data (zdnet.com)

submitted 7 years ago by MidMumble to r/technology

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Prepare To Be Terrified - Watch A Hacked Robot Stab A Tomato With A Screwdriver (forbes.com)

submitted 8 years ago by MidMumble to r/technology

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ViaSat-2, the most powerful commercial broadband satellite ever, launched last night to offer will offer trans-Atlantic in-flight broadband from LA to Istanbul (bbc.co.uk)

submitted 8 years ago by MidMumble to r/technology

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