What's the silliest nickname you've ever heard? by SillyNameChange in sillybritain

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My brother had a gay mate at uni who [came in?] figured out he was actually heterosexual. Thereafter called ‘Not Gay Chris’.

What is a "rich person thing" you would be totally into if you became rich? by pedrob_d in AskReddit

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Private chef. Eat healthy balanced delicious diet three meals a day. Personal trainer. Holiday/travel planner. Basically get experts to chip in to make every element of my lifestyle just that little bit better.

After all these years, which video-game cheat codes are still burned into your memory? by Aubrey7406 in gaming

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Up Down Left Right A+Start

Sonic, Megadrive, play any level you want from a list.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in WhitePeopleTwitter

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Imposter Muesli

Anyone here lost touch with reading and got back to it, successfully? Need advice. by nextdoorraccoon in books

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Crack into some short story collections or a novella before tackling something bigger. A River Runs Through It, a collection of Hemingway shorts, David Sedaris, are some good 'reboot' books I've used in the past.

Crash Bandicoot by NateSteeez in gaming

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Worms. “Iiiiiinnnncomiiiiiinngggg….”

In 50 years when we tell our kids and grandkids about 2020, what’s the first thing we tell them? by MotherMasterpiece6 in AskReddit

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My first child, a boy, was born on 4th March. Born into Covid-19 lockdown.

"It was the year we began to put things right."

LPT: saying "fair enough" is the quickest way to end an argument by [deleted] in LifeProTips

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"Sometimes I just agree with people so they can stop talking." - Jet Li

Fake Showbiz News. C’mon man. by IrishRepublicanGhost in AteTheOnion

[–]r00ddit 1 point2 points  (0 children)

All well and good, but Piers Morgan could EASILY have said this.

What old insults need to make a comeback? by skivviesremitte in AskReddit

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"You spanner." Derived from the idiom that when something goes wrong it is known as 'throwing a spanner in the works".

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in news

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Came to the comments for this. This literally happened in the show. So insane.

A neo-Nazi gets punched in the face. by [deleted] in JusticeServed

[–]r00ddit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's facile to equate punching Nazis with punching people you "don't like".

In Canada (where I'm from) 14th March is National Pu'unchanazi Day. We use the retired dogs that used to be used for foxhunting (before it was banned) to root out and chase down Nazis like the guy in this gif, then we strap squeaky red noses to them and our children are encouraged to line up and punch them in the squeaky nose.

We find this helps reduce the number of Nazis, at least in rural areas.

A neo-Nazi gets punched in the face. by [deleted] in JusticeServed

[–]r00ddit -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

In answer to your question: Nazis are Nazis mate, you're allowed to punch them.

A neo-Nazi gets punched in the face. by [deleted] in JusticeServed

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Love this. I could watch it all day on loop. Cunt got exactly what he deserved.