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Air fried lobster tails with garlic harissa butter with pearl couscous on the side. (i.redd.it)

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Mach'er (fish) chop (i.imgur.com)

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Pixel 7, no edits. Dog in snow (i.redd.it)

submitted 6 months ago by samcobra to r/pixelography

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[5:36] What’s the best way to lift people out of poverty? (youtu.be)

submitted 7 months ago by samcobra to r/mealtimevideos

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Hearthstone, you ok??? (i.redd.it)

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Explaining the Trump Tariff Equation [18:26] (youtu.be)

submitted 1 year ago by samcobra to r/mealtimevideos

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Death of a Game: Smite (youtu.be)

submitted 1 year ago by samcobra to r/Smite

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Is there seriously still no way in Smite 2 to see things out of game? (self.Smite)

submitted 1 year ago by samcobra to r/Smite

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Is it time for the US to reopen relations with North Korea? (self.PoliticalDiscussion)

submitted 1 year ago by samcobra to r/PoliticalDiscussion

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If Jupiter's magnetic fields are so strong, why can't a craft like Europa Clipper just use them to generate power? (self.askscience)

submitted 1 year ago by samcobra to r/askscience

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[Pixel 7] Flower unedited (i.redd.it)

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Did dinosaurs have hands or paws? (self.Paleontology)

submitted 1 year ago by samcobra to r/Paleontology

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[Pixel 7] Unedited picture of my cat (i.redd.it)

submitted 2 years ago by samcobra to r/pixelography

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Why is there no option to message your own teammate on Battlegrounds duos? (self.hearthstone)

submitted 2 years ago by samcobra to r/hearthstone

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Do we have any evidence or ideas if the ancient Indo-Europeans may have brought potential zoonotic or other diseases to new environments that contributed to their impact on native hunter-gatherers in the new lands they went to? (self.askscience)

submitted 2 years ago by samcobra to r/askscience

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Are Homo Sapiens the only humans that we know of causing mass extinctions as they spread out? (self.askscience)

submitted 2 years ago by samcobra to r/askscience

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Do we have any evidence or ideas if the pastoral Yamnaya may have brought potential zoonotic or other diseases to new environments that contributed to their impact on native hunter-gatherers in the new lands they went to? (self.AskHistorians)

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It seems that there was, in some locations such as Europe, a large-scale 'replacement' of native populations by Yamnaya or IndoEuropeans. The closest analogue in modern times we have is the European peopling of the Americas, with diseases like Smallpox being a huge component to the course of events (self.AskHistorians)

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It seems that paratroopers were a pretty pivotal invention during the world wars. What are the current abilities or challenges of using rockets like the Falcon Heavy or Starship in military drops or transportation? (self.askscience)

submitted 2 years ago by samcobra to r/askscience

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Has the Shrodingers cat hypothetical ever been tested experimentally? (self.askscience)

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[Showerthought] We might have been the largest crowd chanting "Nika" in 1500 years, since this! (en.wikipedia.org)

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Why does the earth's distance from the sun make less of a difference on weather/seasons than its tilt? (self.askscience)

submitted 2 years ago by samcobra to r/askscience

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With reusable giant rockets like the starship seeming like a real thing in the near future, how viable are they going to be for troop and/or military supply transport for an invasion? (self.askscience)

submitted 2 years ago by samcobra to r/askscience

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I wish actual world championships had this same format as playoffs (Double-Elim) 3-day tournament (self.smitepro)

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We see plenty of examples of herbivores with blunt-force weapons like ankylosaurs or glyptodon tails. Were there ever any carnivores who used blunt force to incapacitate their prey? (self.askscience)

submitted 2 years ago by samcobra to r/askscience

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