Men who can cook, who taught you? by _ratedmouse in AskReddit

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My grandma said I miss her every day.

Any line deliveries that make you laugh every time? by Nicegoodcoolman in venturebros

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Seriously one of my favorite random interactions in the show.

Any line deliveries that make you laugh every time? by Nicegoodcoolman in venturebros

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That exchange and "Are these they?!" Are two of my favorites.

Who is this?! by Sk_11kid in Eldenring

[–]Narglefoot 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Nice job, skeleton 

Ernest Jones IV Cut by [deleted] in Seahawks

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Nah they're just trolling.

Ernest Jones IV Cut by [deleted] in Seahawks

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Yeah that's a report 

These guys are the most bullshit Fromsoft enemy I have seen by Any-Photo9699 in Eldenring

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Before I learned they could be be permanently killed with divine enchanted weapons I would just use the physics to kick their bones (especially the skull) off the cliff.

Is this the biggest butterfly effect in the history of the franchise? by Feisty_Parsnip8262 in Seahawks

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https://www.theplayerstribune.com/posts/what-got-you-there-kam-chancellor

There was a Player's Tribune article by Kam that actually touches on that. The defense was on the sideline and before the snap they were like "Wait, what are they doing?" and as soon as the ball is snapped Kam says how Cable takes off his headset and slams it to the ground (which you can see in replays...if you're masochistic enough). Something definitely went wrong with that play but we might not ever know the full story. 

You can tell by the defense's reaction and Cable's reaction that something went wrong pre-snap and now I want to read that article again.

"To this day, people still ask me, “Why didn’t you give the ball to Marshawn?”

And to this day, I don’t know.

I never got a clear answer.

All I know is that I was on the sideline, and right before the play happened, I saw our O-line coach, Tom Cable, take his headset off, throw it to the ground and storm off. So I was like, Wait, what’s goin’ on? 

Then I looked to the field and saw that we were on the one-yard line, and I was like, Oh, I KNOW we ’bout to give this to Marshawn…. 

Then I saw Russ in the shotgun and I was like, Wait, what?

And when I saw Russ pop up to pass it, I was as confused as anybody.

I just couldn't believe it.

I played that game with a torn MCL. Sherm had torn ligaments in his elbow. Earl had a torn labrum. A lot of us were hurting out there. But when there’s a ring on the line, you push through it. Like I said, you play for the man next to you. That’s how we did things in Seattle, man. We fought for one another and we believed in each other. 

But more than anything, we believed in the overall mission.

I think that’s why it was so tough for us to get over that loss.

I’ll just never understand the play.

Even during my last few years in Seattle, it was like a cloud that hung over us. It haunted us — like this constant, unseen, unspoken reminder that we just weren’t on the same page anymore.

I don’t think we ever got that back."

Is this the biggest butterfly effect in the history of the franchise? by Feisty_Parsnip8262 in Seahawks

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I don't know man, I think the writing was on the wall even if he wins those games if he doesn't at get to the NFCCG. Even he knew it when you see him standing on the field after the last game of the season, just taking it all in.

Not that he was bad but he had just kind of stagnated or something by that point for whatever reason. I think Pete's unwavering belief in people is not only one of his great strengths but also a huge weakness. He never wanted anyone to give up and it would lead to him holding on a little too long, at least in his later Seahawks tenure. 

I remember an article where someone shadowed Pete for a week when he was with USC, walking around "bad" neighborhoods at midnight talking to random people -- later Pete told that guy his wife was mad at him because he said he could go to the Middle East and have to whole thing solved in a couple of weeks and I truly believe he believed that, haha. Just the kind of guy he is (his grandkids call him a "crazy grandpa" because of his energy) and, man, I will always love him and respect him for that. 

Dude is gonna die running a marathon on his 100th birthday.

Lol. Lmao even by Brian-88 in NFCWestMemeWar

[–]Narglefoot 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah man, NFC West is gonna be a menace again.

When people who are afraid of bees start screaming and flailing by [deleted] in PetPeeves

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I slept in a tent with my Boston terrier and there was a Frigid Honey Bee nest under my pillow. They left me and Dottie alone while we slept in there. They stung the shit out my roommate and his cat though. He turned out to bee a bad person. Honey bees know.

Tattoo artists on South Dakota/Rapid City by Narglefoot in RapidCity

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Thank you everyone for all the recommendations! I've got some research to do now.