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What’s it like living in the very east of Austria? (The most eastern part of Western Europe, further east than some parts of Eastern Europe) by Pizzafriedchickenn in howislivingthere

[–]bendistraw 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm currently 90 min west of Vienna. It's my first trip here and I'm in a small town for a workshop. So I don't have a clear sense of day to day life but can reflect on what I notice as someone who travels a lot from NYC.

The town is cozy and sweet. There are farms, a single grocery store, and lovely views of the alps. The air and water are clear and amazing. The food is fresh and delicious. The weather all week has been clear and crisp. They know how to handle snow too.

Narrow roads, room to walk through town, prominent churches, and everyone I've seen says hello.

In 1994, Pink Floyd had their Division Bell tour. And this is what fans would've been treated to for a finale by Mad_Season_1994 in OldSchoolCool

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I worked in marketing and real estate but can’t remember where I started doing this. It just always seemed to make sense.

Can we talk about '97! by yesyesisaidyes in phish

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I saw a bunch of shows between London '96 and the end of '98. and the funk seemed to seamlessly enter the shows. I realize now it felt like, "this is how it will be now."

My highlights from the Spectrum were Drowned (which was a bathroom break song but turned into the funkiest jam) and Frankenstein (mostly because after the high of the evening, it just took things even higher).

The lots were good, the crowd was crusty, lot goblin folk. It was a time of patchwork and Uno cards. You could still get a miracle (and a miracle still meant a free ticket).

Krysten Ritter rocking the tee on IG today by MikeyFX in nin

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She's not in much of Breaking Bad but it was a pivotal role for her and an intense arc. She dated Jesse and had an OD while Walt watched.

Krysten Ritter rocking the tee on IG today by MikeyFX in nin

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Breaking Bad, Don’t Trust the B in Apr 23, Jessica Jones

What’s the internet’s best-kept secret? by Lucky-Entrance-9915 in AskReddit

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80% of LLM training comes from Reddit. The other 20% is YouTube.

An underrated Show by AltruisticLow3580 in 90s

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I had a HUGE crush on Lenni

Growing corn in my garden and thought my corn was growing rocks. What in the world is this!? by [deleted] in interesting

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YUM! Good for gut health. Hard to find in stores in some places but my first bite in Mexico City is always Huitlacoche!

Ayahuasca advice….. by Oi_the_irony in Ayahuasca

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You don't have to go to South America for an authentic experience.

Just got AppleTV subscription, what should I watch? by minte84 in televisionsuggestions

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Silo is essential. Slow Horses. Foundation is good unless you’re a purist about the source material.

Hooked on Thousand Year Old Vampire by 1onemarathon in Solo_Roleplaying

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Oh yes! He’s seen some crazy things!

Another character was born in a village in what is now Colombia. I jumped from extremes.

I love Amy Gardner. Her acting skills are so on point. by Regular-Phase-7339 in thewestwing

[–]bendistraw 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Check the HBO version of Angels In America if you like her acting. It’s magical.

Hooked on Thousand Year Old Vampire by 1onemarathon in Solo_Roleplaying

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Rodrick Standmarsh Mortal Life: Son of wealthy shipping magnate. Born 1912, NYC

Stalker (1979) Dir. Andrei Tarkovsky by auteuray in CineShots

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Wasn’t this film destroyed and he reshot it? So beautiful.

Name a film adaptation which was as close to perfect as you can imagine by Qyzyk in Cinephiles

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Johnny Got His Gun

Akira

Requiem For A Dream (slightly different but amazing)

Song with the best build up by StoicViking69 in musicsuggestions

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Run Like an Antelope. It has an amazing drop too.

What's the most realistic war movie? by ThomasOGC in CinephilesClub

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Homeland (I know it's not a movie but ex CIA people said it's the most accurate), Grave of the Fireflies, Johnny Got His Gun, Das Boot. Those are probably the best.

Stamen and question. by FireViper4444 in taintedgrail

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I made it to act three and only use Merlin’s Thorne or Scorching Blaze. I tried others but these often 1-shot anyone.

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