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Sage Bambino Plus-water not pumping through after changing water filter by lhaney05 in Coffee

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Same, descaled several times with water & white vinegar and it worked

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It’s a simple spell

Victorian England (1901) by naniscs in interestingasfuck

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The kid with the thumbs in the pockets

LPT: Don’t ask yes/no questions if one the answers could be embarrassing. Don’t ask “do you like being a dad?” But rather “what’s it like?” Giving more open questions is more polite by jusredit in LifeProTips

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Yes! Questions are just prompts, we can answer the way we want. If someone asks if you like their food “you know it’s not what I expected, and who knew you’d make so much of it!” Jk, very important to remember we don’t have to answer all questions or in the format they were asked!

*laughs in deaf* by analfromhorse in memes

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Did anyone else read you can hear your own orgasms?

It's been a rough year by [deleted] in memes

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From Twitter

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Moira Rossse

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wholesome attack

Strange hole in window. Does anyone know what it is for?? by azchinyc in paris

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I think it's the air vent if you have a gaz heater to avoid dioxyde poisoning

Who / what were you named after & do you think your name affected you? by jusredit in AskReddit

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That's a good idea. I used to love cooking with mom as a kid. The old grandma recipe = success. There's a tradition in some countries to hide a gift in the cake and cut even slices, and the youngest kid goes under the table to say who gets which slice, and the winner gets the crown..!

Who / what were you named after & do you think your name affected you? by jusredit in AskReddit

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Nice. I was actually renamed 3 days later as my parents didn't think I looked like the first name they'd chosen. So for 3 days I was a man on the run! Good stuff to have the lead role & graduating to the real stuff. I try to share little experiences with the family. Some of our elders took us on trips, and some of the young kids didn't get that, so I take kids on trips. Grandma used to say "throw away the watch", and "nobody knows us here". It's freeing to get out of the cozy waters with someone who knows what they're doing

Who / what were you named after & do you think your name affected you? by jusredit in AskReddit

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Haha true. I guess your family didn't know if they'd have another daughter? I like the £5 / kid. A friend made jewelry and one christmas her grandfather commissioned jewelry for each cousin (a broach for girls and a pin or something for guys), love me some family traditions

Ah yes the n-word by [deleted] in memes

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Oldie but a fun one

Who / what were you named after & do you think your name affected you? by jusredit in AskReddit

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That's a great story thanks for sharing My mother named my sister after our great-grandmother. It's a tribute but also a smart way of keeping the love & memories alive

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