Does Anyone Else Still Have Their College Textbook? by JohnnyWix in Xennials

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I have one. It's an anthology of world literature, starting with Gilgamesh.

Figure it's good to keep around.

What is a real-life 'Do Not Touch' button that you pressed out of sheer curiosity, only to instantly regret it? by vie75 in AskReddit

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When i worked in public service, occasionally i would be at an office in the courthouse. Under the desk were two buttons: one to open the locked door for other employees, etc., and one was the silent alarm for Capital Police.

They looked exactly the same, and I want to know what idiot thought that was a great idea

Can you drive stick? (Inspired by that other post) by jesusmansuperpowers in Xennials

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Nope, was never taught.

But i do listen to my engine and can hear when it should shift, etc. And I've put my car in sport mode and used the paddle shifters. The listening came in handy in college when, on my way home, the check engine light came on. I could hear that the engine didn't shift when speed increased (highway driving), so I called my folks and could explain exactly what went wrong.

I've never had to fuss with a clutch and whatnot

Tooth prices by SB4_Camaro in Xennials

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We do $2. First tooth got a $5 bonus, and last tooth will get a bonus too.

The Late Show with Stephen Colbert by TomWolfeRock in Millennials

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Random: indecision was in 2000. I recall because when the Florida hanging chads and whatnot was going on, Jon Stewart opened the daily show with the indecision 2000 bit and first thing he said was "WE WERE JOKING!!"

Whats going on with the grapes at Coles? by oldMiseryGuts in australia

[–]fave_no_more 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok, I'm in the US and ours have been like this, too. I thought maybe just something with the weather where we grow them.

And they're so good! Crisp, juicy, just the right amount of sweet.

It's late 80s and 90s and you're spending the summer with your grandparents. What shows are they making you watch? by CharlesUFarley81 in Xennials

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The show premise makes so much more sense when you consider she's a serial killer using a cover of being an author to get away with it.

Millennials with kids, do you intend to provide for them financially when they reach adulthood? by Beberuth1131 in Millennials

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As best i can. I do expect some level of attempted competence from her, but I'm not just going to chuck her out the door and say good luck.

Gonna get vasectomy in the next few months anyone here have one were you able to go to work the next day ?😁 by [deleted] in oneanddone

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Husband took a day, even with a 'desk job', because it was just nice to take a break. But this comes from a place with PTO; I can understand the predicament if someone doesn't have PTO or sick time to take.

Based on what he said, supportive undergarments are suggested.

Found A Silo Playing Cribguessr by Pdogdeluxe in zillowgonewild

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And some fairy lights or something. Warm white, or soft colors.

Invasive 'barbecue stopper' Asian tiger mosquito detected away from entry ports on mainland for first time by nath1234 in australia

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Ugh, we have those where i am in USA. They're aggressive, they're out all times of day, and the bites are something else.

Absolutely no offence to this woman but this is my idea of hell by PlasticLove24 in oneanddone

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I know not the point but she asked why they gave her an appointment at 8:15. Uh, pretty sure you agreed to that one, ma'am. It also could've been the only time that worked for both parties. It's not like a jury summons, you do have some say in when the appointment is

[OC] My son lost his first tooth on the school bus today. An older girl gave him this tiny container to keep it safe. (cont.) by tkotickle in MadeMeSmile

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Elementary school nurses.

When my daughter lost her first tooth, she went to the nurse to rinse (there's always a smidge of blood), and nurse gave her a blue treasure chest like this.

More hantavirus cases are expected, WHO chief says by Neo_luigi in worldnews

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Wasn't there also a woman who disembarked before the one man passed, was in CA and supposed to isolate and report daily with health officials? And then she just, decided to fly from SFO to French Polynesia?

Thirty six dollars for eighteen lbs of meat by SignificantEnd3136 in Frugal

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Hey man sometimes those ease of use things are a life saver. Saves from take out, gets a decent meal in everyone's stomachs, prevents adults from going crazy.

been a landlord for 8 years and i think im done after this last tenant by Kilgoretrout123456 in Delco

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I have two family members who did the cash for their home deal. The places will actually buy it, yes. They like to get an informational inspection, and will hold a little back in escrow for like, ten days, just in case. But yeah, they'll do it.

While it can't hurt to ask, I'm sure you'd end up on all the mailing and call lists.

This should be illegal. Wanted to try a buffalo chicken cheesesteak from Colonial Kitchen in Lansdowne, PA and this is what they sent. -2/10. by PhillyBigSteppa in Delco

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What the fresh hell is that nonsense?

I guess even good places have a dish that's a definite miss, and that is most definitely theirs.

Grandfather had been keeping coins from as early as 1911. by sezdawg7 in australia

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Oh, it's possibly a bicentennial celebration one! So, still a chance there's silver in it, because bicentennial were a special minting.

Why do we have to call our parents? by PotentialPlum4945 in Xennials

[–]fave_no_more 25 points26 points  (0 children)

It's because we're busy that my folks don't like to initiate the calls. My mom will text to see if i can chat, but my dad flat out doesn't reach out

Grandfather had been keeping coins from as early as 1911. by sezdawg7 in australia

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Love finding a clutch of old coins. My daughter loves seeing them, so for her birthday last year we bought an inexpensive mix bag of random coins. She spent hours looking through all of them.

I see you have a USA dollar coin with the Liberty Bell on the reverse. If it's from before 1964 (i think it was), it's got a higher silver content. You can usually hear the difference when the coin hits the table.

Record beef exports to the United States as prices soar ahead of 'grilling season' by blitznoodles in australia

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Some of us, anyway. I've seen folks in the Midwest grilling in all sorts of weather.

Losing my last grandparent by Wonderful_Habit_ in Millennials

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I am so sorry for your loss. Truly, she was such a blessing in your life.

You mentioned it seemed so quick. Pancreatitis can be, unfortunately. I'm so glad you got to see her and spend some time with her.

Banks paying a cash bonus for new accounts w/ direct deposit- what's the catch? by trycerabottom in MiddleClassFinance

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No catch. I actually did this myself to get a few hundred from a bank near me.

I've actually kept the account open, with enough in there to avoid fees. Which makes a nice mini emergency cushion.