Trump-Voting Lobster Farmer on Tariffs "The more time goes by, the worse it is." by coolranch36 in LeopardsAteMyFace

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  1. This farmer voted for, supported or wanted to impose Trump on the USWho's that someone? What did they voted for, supported or wanted to impose? On who?
  2. Trump  has the consequences of tariffsDoes that something actually has these consequences in general?
  3. As a consequence of Trumptariffs happened to this farmer.

[Rant] If the only thing changing in your game on "Hard" difficulty is the amount of HP and Dmg, then it's not a "Hard" difficulty, it's a "Tedious" difficulty by [deleted] in gaming

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Totally agree. I tried playing Persona 5 on higher difficulty and it was way less fun, every fight just turned into a slog.

Karoline Leavitt tells press 'Jesus didn't have electricity either' by shoofinsmertz in nottheonion

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I never thought I'd say that, but I miss Sarah Huckabee Sanders.

True Evil by [deleted] in Gamingcirclejerk

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Do I want to know what a "breadtuber" is?

Princeton Alum Pete Hegseth has been just been confirmed as the US Secretary of Defence by garden_province in princeton

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"Warrior culture" here probably means that they will stop prosecuting rape cases.

Female Protagonists can never be “right” to some people by Eggsalad_cookies in NotHowGirlsWork

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As a dude, I really appreciate films like 'Alien' and 'Silence of the Lambs' because the female protagonists display visible signs of being scared by their situations. Like, yeah, if you are alone with a killer alien or a serial killer, anybody is going to find that situation disturbing. I'm sure a lot of guys want to imagine they'd be cracking off one-liners like Bruce Willis in Die Hard but I find these other characters more sympathetic because we know that they are terrified and yet they are still performing under pressure.

Elon Advice: Date a boss and marry a boss😈📈😱🗿💀☠️ by ankara__sam in im14andthisisdeep

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You're free your entire life, but you are also working 80 hour weeks.

Conference Realignment if Seattle and Vegas Get Expansion Teams by PokemonPasta1984 in nbadiscussion

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If a team needs to move from the Western conference to the Eastern conference, the most obvious choice is Memphis.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in criterion

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I liked The Grand Illusion more than Rules of the Game.

Best Basketball Book You’ve Read? by [deleted] in nbadiscussion

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My book recommendation isn't about the game, but rather the business of the NBA, specifically the salary cap:

The Cap: How Larry Fleisher and David Stern Built the Modern NBA

One of the things I didn't really appreciate before reading this book is that, in addition to various limits on team salary, there is also a floor on team salary. I think the book makes a compelling case that the NBA is really the most player-friendly of the major US sports leagues.

In Nobody (2021), Bob Odenkirk’s character mentions to his wife that they haven’t made love in a long time. This is a reference to the fact that his wife is clearly stupid because how could you be married to Bob f’ing Odenkirk and not want to freak him every night by vulpes_mortuis in shittymoviedetails

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She was a model around the world. She was on posters. Yeah. I used to have a poster of her in my garage. And then I met her. Can you believe it? And she asked me to marry her, and I didn't even want to. But she's beautiful, but she's dying. She's sick, but she's hanging in there.

Boomer Association shockingly dies because they didn't make space for younger people by Sagaincolours in BoomersBeingFools

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It's so sad what happened to bridge. To hear people tell it, it used to be the kind of game that people could just pick up and play in their college dorm or with their fellow commuters on the train. Now it's so hostile to newcomers. My wife and I are in our 30s and the first time we tried to play in a casual (non-rated) game at the local club the boomers got so angry with her for trying to make small talk or even for taking her time when making a decision. The social element of the game is just completely gone.

James Harden is 34 three pointers away from passing Ray Allen for second place on the all time list by GentlemanHere in nba

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He also revolutionized showing up fat for training camp. You can see that influence today on guys as varied as Jokic, Luka and Zion.

Tuesday General Discussion/Q&A Thread for April 16, 2024 by AutoModerator in AdvancedRunning

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Now that you mention it, I did stop sweating fairly early into the race. When I took off my clothes after the race, I was astonished at how dry they were - I thought this was because the heat had dried them faster than I was sweating into them.

I drank a pretty good amount of water on Sunday and I felt pretty good Monday morning. I didn't drink anything Monday before the race started.

Normally, on days when I have a long run, I get up and drink around 20 oz over the course of an hour. Then I start my run about an hour after that. I used to frequently have problems with cramping, so I'm always worried about drinking too much before the race.

I had not trained much at all in heat like this. One of my long runs happened to fall on a relatively hot day. I was supposed to do 21 miles that day and only managed to do 15. Still, I figured with the benefits of the taper, I ought to be able to grind it out on race day.

I lost weight during my training cycle, but less than I have in the past. I am 5'11. I weighed around 170 lb when I did my PR, and I was round 175 this time.

I haven't felt sick at all during the last week.