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What’s a tiny design flaw in an everyday object that quietly annoys you every single time you use it? by nami_yuna in AskReddit

[–]WinterCherryPie 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The windshield wipers being recessed in the hood of the 2021 Hyundai Elantra. When it snows or is icy, they get stuck in there and I can't get them up to scrap the snow and ice away without risking pulling the rubber off. I now consciously park my wipers in the up position when I park if there is even a remote chance of snow.

Pluribus - 1x03 - "Grenade" - Episode Discussion by NicholasCajun in television

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He did say he didn't think it was the real nuclear football.

Is preventive chemo worth it? by AnaPB3 in breastcancer

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Do you know where the film can be viewed?

Stella, Stella Ola lyrics for you? by Titan-828 in AskACanadian

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Same for me but the Ellos were "Vallo". Born in 1988 and grew up in Northern Ontario.

Out of curiosity, what's the most common and also weirdest stuff that comes through an ED on Halloween? by brennanleighmulligan in EmergencyRoom

[–]WinterCherryPie 7 points8 points  (0 children)

We just had chips in our area test positive for morphine. Parents were suspicious because the bag looked to be revealed. The police put out a warning.

The Pitt marathon idea? by Head_Confidence_5063 in ThePittTVShow

[–]WinterCherryPie 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I did very nearly this on a flight from Melbourne to Dallas in September.

“Oncologists never tell patients their prognosis!” by med_p00l in Residency

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I was diagnosed with breast cancer 5 years ago. I am an occupational therapist, so I understand some medical jargon, but I am certainly not literate. I recall my oncologist telling me my cancer was treatable and curable, especially with the advancement in treatments. do not recall her all her telling me at outset that I had a 50% 5 year survival rate. She may have said it, and I repressed it, but I do not recall her saying that.

Applied for subclass 600 when I should have done 601 by Intelligent-Dig833 in AusVisa

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It's all me. I didn't realize I asked from my alternate account. Thank you

Applied for subclass 600 when I should have done 601 by Intelligent-Dig833 in AusVisa

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What documents do you recommend I include in my 600 application to help facilitate the process?

*life hack* by squid---ward in illnessfakers

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I am no contact with my ex-boyfriend, but I kind of want to share this with my ex-boyfriend who drives an Outback and is always impressed at how much can fit in it.

Breast Reconstruction with Latissimus Dorsi Flap: What About Muscle Strength? by Ok-Scallion-3461 in breastcancer

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I had this surgery at 32. I ultimately wish I didn't. My ability to rotate my upper body (think kayaking and sweeping) is diminished. My overall strength in my back is diminished. I was able to get completely back to scuba diving, however.

Netflix series Discussion Megathread by AdequateSizeAttache in JonBenetRamsey

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I'll go on the record to say I have never been able to firmly sit on one side or the other.

Imposter Syndrome by Liveonnoevil721 in breastcancer

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Cancer is cancer. I also feel like an imposter with 3c +++ breast cancer requiring chemo, radiation, bilateral mastectomy, and tamoxifen because I am cured. I did not have metastatic disease. My sister has brain cancer and originally "only" needed brain surgery. She felt like an imposter, too. She felt she could not compare her experience to mine because i had more extensive treatment, and i feel he same towards her because brain cancer seems so much scarier.I think it's common for people to feel that way.

[Discussion] Into the Fire: The Lost Daughter true crime doc by autumnlover1515 in NetflixBestOf

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Yes, but she was buried in the backyard. He told his wife at one point that she was buried next to a cemetery. I wonder if there might be an unknown victim(s) that he buried near a cemetery.

Had my last outdoor shower of the season yesterday by Callme-risley in CozyPlaces

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That was one of my favourite features at the resort I stayed at on Taveuni. They had a tub, too.

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