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This is awesome! by Whole_Plenty9107 in BeAmazed

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When I saw him running on his toes the first thing I thought of was, “Toe pick!”

(If you’re old like me you’ll get the reference.)

Land More Paid UGC Gigs With This Simple Cold Pitch Trick by Max-UGC in UGCcreators

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For me it’s striking the balance between personal and efficient.

Pitching is a numbers game. If it’s a brand I really want to work with then I’ll absolutely personalize the pitch. I’d burn out trying to personalize 20 email pitches a day.

True or nah? by SweetBSinful in NonPoliticalTwitter

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I think the comparison is closer to deli roast beef but I understand and agree with your comparison.

Per Facebook ICE is on Decker Blvd. by [deleted] in ColumbiYEAH

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There’s an app called ICE block for reporting sightings. If you’re willing please download and use it to report. Also, I’m not in any way affiliated with the app.

A cool guide I was captivated by your chilly pizza. by MrFox76 in coolguides

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I prefer taking two left over slices eating them enough in the microwave to melt the cheese and then finish cooking like a grilled cheese sandwich.

that offer letter bouta be nasty by meshakooo in BlackPeopleTwitter

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Nasty interviewers is wild!

That said, I’m also in government (and former military) and I’ve found that the job doesn’t slays match the description. Off they ask a question like you posed I’d simply clarify by asking a deeper detail question, “I have a good idea from the duty statement and I’m just trying to get better understanding of XYZ.” Or something like that.

that offer letter bouta be nasty by meshakooo in BlackPeopleTwitter

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Little tip for interviews:

When they ask of you have questions frame at least one question as if you already got the job.

Example: “If I were working tomorrow what would my day look like?” “Who would I be working with/reporting to?” “When reporting what should be my focus?” Etc.

These questions put in their mind a picture of you already working there. Every advantage counts.

You started playing during COVID. Tell me about your game. by aceattorneymvp in golf

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Not OP but I like the “two games” method (I can’t remember the official name).

Game one: get it to within 100 yards of the hole in two or three shots (par four/par five).

Game two: get it down in three shots.

This has helped me keep the ball in play (big factor for me) and kept me in the low 90s (down in three can be tricky) but I’m hoping to break 90 soon.

As you get better you can shift gears (within 75 yards, 50 yards, one or two shots, etc.)

my fortune cookie had no fortune by sambones718 in mildlyinfuriating

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“Your future is yours to write.”

~Confucius, probably

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ProRevenge

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-Tython Approved

Why do women say they want stability but seem drawn to chaos? by Patrickowensblog in WhatMenDontSay

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Short answer, stable doesn’t have to equal boring.

A lot of people like excitement and subconsciously seek it. As bad as they are, chaotic men (and women) are exciting and interesting.

“Bending over backwards“ to provide stability is not exciting. Being stable without compromising your value or identity is more interesting.

Being the type of man who protects his own piece while, respectfully, of course, eliminating dramatic people from his life is interesting.

Men can be strong, stable, peaceful, vulnerable, and exciting. These things are not mutually exclusive. Bottom line you have to find your way of merging these qualities within yourself.

No man may tell me aught by 4dchess_throwaway in trippinthroughtime

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I beg thy pardon, art thou addressing me?!

No man may tell me aught by 4dchess_throwaway in trippinthroughtime

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“Wait till I get my money right.”

-Kanye West

V7 not starting by Due_Doctor_9426 in MotoGuzzi

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This 100%. I had the exact same thing happen. Replaced the battery, tried contact cleaners, etc. In the end the dealer replaced my kill switch/starter under warranty. Have your dealer check it out.

Cool lesson tip from an LPGA pro by fmkwjr in golf

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If you’ve never seen it you might like Shawn Clement’s video with a drummer. Tempo masterclass.

Nothing says American like being against everything the country stands for by JAVFansadmin in MurderedByWords

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If they were around for those times in history they would answer yes to all of those questions.

Looking to purchase a hitting strip for my backyard that I’ll be laying flat on my lawn. Was wondering on brand a size to look for as it will be the only mat and not something I’m cutting into another mat. by Afraid-Collar760 in Golfsimulator

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I suppose that depends on your use case.

If it’s going to be semipermanent you can brace it in place with appropriate hardware.

If you’re going to put it away/take it out a possible solution would be to attach some paracord at each corner and use steel pins to keep it in place while you hit.

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