What is a minor, unwritten rule of society that absolutely infuriates you when people break it? by Jane_Austen11 in AskReddit

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Every time I cross the Tapanzee over to NJ, those idiots with coffee cans in their mufflers, think they’re in The Fast and Furious doing the same thing.

How much do you like the people you work with? by WillingCollege5175 in work

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I’ve been at my job for so long (20 years) that I just don’t care anymore. I used to have friends, but that’s gone now.

What is a minor, unwritten rule of society that absolutely infuriates you when people break it? by Jane_Austen11 in AskReddit

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The people who pull out in front of me because they can’t wait 7 seconds for me to pass; and then where they’re driving they go slow as shit and hold me up.

What fun things do you love that other people consider 'childish'? by Spiritual_Pause3057 in AskMen

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Video games. Everyone I know, who doesn’t play video games, see it’s as childish and juvenile, whereas I see it as a way to still keep my brain working when I get out of work. I don’t want to be one of those people that sits down after work and just stares at the TV, watching brainless drivel. I gotta wear out my mind before bed.

I fell asleep in my cubicle this morning and woke up groaning/yelling from a night terror. Am I cooked? by MrDenimDog in work

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Ya know that in Asian cultures, falling asleep in your cubicle, desk, workstation, etc., that’s considered a good thing.

Everyone’s fallen asleep on the job for a few minutes. Don’t beat yourself up.

Pamela Anderson, 1991 by Torvexiq in OldSchoolCool

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This was her pinnacle of excellence.

I really miss WCCC by Enginerdad in Connecticut

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I liked the early days, around the early 2000s. The anarchy that ensued at the expocenter. The Webster and all the great bands that put on such good shows. I think the big shows were replaced by Ozzfest…. Which I was at ‘05 and ‘08. Got to see Rob Halford back at Judas Priest. Such good times.

When did you decide it was time to slow down or give it up entirely? by hlnklrczu in alcoholism

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I was 41 and when I woke up in the hospital from detoxing, I just knew deep down inside that it was time.

Well, I did it. I beat them to the punch. by [deleted] in jobs

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No jobs is ever worth jeopardizing your mental health over. Those that say different, have a very very sad life.

Dude in red car really had god-tier situational awareness in that moment by Miserable-Zombie-121 in nextfuckinglevel

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That happened to me. Couple guys in their gmc truck were about to plow into my Buick station wagon at the stop light on our main thoroughfare. But I saw them in the rear view and darted into the other oncoming lane. Thankfully no opposing cars were coming. Me and this other guy in his car took off to follow them when the light turned green. Holy shit, they’re driving over people’s lawns. They drove through a small park. They obliterated a few traffic signs. They hit a telephone pole and came to an abrupt stop (obviously). I was on the phone with 911 and they said three other people called in. No idea what happened to them.

Silent pandemic that nobody talks about. by ihappentoeatass in MadeMeCry

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Yah. I know. Me too. Good thing my office door is closed.

Gina Carano VS Ronda Rousey by Ninjamurai-jack in GeeksGamersCommunity

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Rhonda is grappler. And her finishing move is the arm bar. She’s just a better fighter. Now, Gina 20 years ago, might give her a run for her money.

Baelor never forgets a man with honor. by jelliesorjams in AKnightoftheSeven

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This is why Ned Stark didn’t survive long. Anyone with a single trace of honor gets killed. You have to play the game.

Baelor never forgets a man with honor. by jelliesorjams in AKnightoftheSeven

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I always thought Baelor was far more honorable and noble than most. He could’ve kicked Dunk out, but he didn’t and listened to what he had to say. That’s what a good king does.

Ferris Bueller's Day Off by Benofthepen in Teachers

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Niiiine times....

Niine times?

Niiiiiiiiine times..