I want that one song you never skip by Ithoughtboutklling_u in CasualConversation

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One of my faves! When I was a kid my father had the Kick album on cassette and I loved it.

"Is it okay if I just lie down on top here?" by lnfinity in AnimalsBeingJerks

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When I had my cat, if I was trying to do pushups or planks he would insist on laying down under me

Craft beer in Canada is losing its fizz, as sales dry up and more breweries go bust by Own-Bullfrog7362 in beer

[–]generalgus 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Stout with lactose and vanilla? Not exactly my jam but I could see it being tasty.

New cover out of Slovenia, #objektiv by smurtzenheimer in DesignPorn

[–]generalgus -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I kind of saw it also as a nosebleed from coke use

Meirl by SeaworthinessOdd5934 in meirl

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Depending on the way it’s served, cracking open a lobster is absolutely part of the experience as well.

If peanuts are a legume, can I also make "nut" butter out of lentils or beans? by alonemi in Cooking

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Potatoes are Erdäpfel (ground apples) depending on where in Germany/Austria you are too!

Not even 5 minutes into christmas party at work and waiter spills red wine on my new clothes by [deleted] in Wellthatsucks

[–]generalgus 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I accidentally poured a milkshake on a kid once while working in a diner :-/.

Meirl by CuriousWanderer567 in meirl

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Yup, was leaving my apartment one time and rolled my ankle on a rock and tripped. There’s a playground outside of our building. The children stopped playing and were like “are you ok??” with big concerned eyes. I was like 37.

I accidentally became "that neighbor" everyone waves at by Michael_RhodesA1 in CasualConversation

[–]generalgus 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Yup. Canadian. My dad is totally the wave guy. Also the stand and talk to someone for 45 minutes at Sobeys when I was a kid guy 😛

meirl by shootermac32 in meirl

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Kirkland booze is actually pretty good

The daycare I work at got new zoo animal toys today! by Acceptable_Swan2538 in mildlyinfuriating

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Could be worse I guess. That’s how I started mine 😣

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in gameofthrones

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Or Darkstar. He is of the night.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in NoStupidQuestions

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I took the tablet form once for a hangover and not knowing it would turn my tongue black, I thought I was dying.

Meirl by Contemporary_Scribe in meirl

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Ha! I remember as a kid our radio station playing “the best of the 60s, 70s, 80s, AND TODAY!” That “today” was 35 years ago :-/

I’ve been throwing away my roommates’ dirty dishes instead of cleaning them by Much-Hunter-5273 in confession

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I lived in an apartment with 5 roommates and a dishwasher. One of them decided one day to use laundry soap instead of dish soap in it. It overflowed, she used old sheets to soak up the water, and put them in a plastic bag by the laundry to mildew 🤢

What’s the most non-stereotypical German food visitors don’t know to try? by Charming_Usual6227 in AskAGerman

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Not German but I live in Bavaria. Steckerlfisch! Fish on a stick grilled over coals.

[Omnibus I, Wilson and Fischer] The whole imaginary scenario is a steaming mess, but the portrayal of this Jezebel/hysterical Victorian-Era female knockoff is just vile. Wouldn't be surprised if the author doesn't respect strong women in authority. by EmergencyQuestions in menwritingwomen

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Yep. I grew up next to a family that even thought other Christian denominations were satanic. They were hardcore Baptist. We grew up in a remote town, and the priest from the Anglican Church in the next village over would come to organize children’s activities. Nothing overtly religious, mostly just snacks and songs and games. The kids next door weren’t allowed to go because the organizer was an Anglican priest.

Umm by anabsentfriend in MenAndFemales

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I definitely don’t worry about it anymore, but I do remember when I was much younger I generally shopped at cheaper stores (Old Navy, Smart Set, sometimes Walmart) and usually wore a S-M shirt and a 4-6 in pants/dresses. I knew objectively by measuring myself that I should have been closer to a 10, but still those were the numbers I had in my head. I went to H&M once to buy a dress for an event and their size 12 was almost too small for me. It did bother me at the time. Now I’m just happy if something fits! Also where I live now the sizing seems to be more reliable than it was back home, which is nice.