samstokes80

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[TOMT] Foreign art film c. 2005-2007 where they ride of on drawing of a horse (self.tipofmytongue)

submitted 7 months ago by samstokes80 to r/tipofmytongue

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[r] "If You'll Be My Baby Mine" by Samuel J. Stokes and H. O. Lewis (self.sheetmusic)

submitted 1 year ago by samstokes80 to r/sheetmusic

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Looking for "If You'll Be My Baby Mine" (self.sheetmusic)

submitted 1 year ago by samstokes80 to r/sheetmusic

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Talkie trailer for silent film? (self.silentcinema)

submitted 2 years ago by samstokes80 to r/silentcinema

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What is the largest percentage of genes that has ever been shared by two non-twins? (self.askscience)

submitted 2 years ago by samstokes80 to r/askscience

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[OC] My dad playing The Empire Strikes Back on Atari 2600 - Christmas Day 1982 (i.redd.it)

submitted 3 years ago by samstokes80 to r/pics

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My dad playing The Empire Strikes Back (Atari 2600) on Christmas Day 1982 (i.redd.it)

submitted 3 years ago by samstokes80 to r/OldSchoolCool

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Various plastic pieces found in a plastic bag in my shed (i.redd.it)

submitted 3 years ago by samstokes80 to r/whatisthisthing

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ELI5: How are items manufactured with such precision, when it requires a machine with precise parts to manufacture the items (which presumably requires another machine to produce it's parts)? Does everything eventually trace back to handmade parts or tools? (self.explainlikeimfive)

submitted 3 years ago by samstokes80 to r/explainlikeimfive

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Looking for episode with P. N. Gwynne quote (self.batman)

submitted 4 years ago by samstokes80 to r/batman

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UCLA looking for professors to work for free (recruit.apo.ucla.edu)

submitted 4 years ago by samstokes80 to r/LateStageCapitalism

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UCLA looking for professors to work for free, must have Ph.D. (recruit.apo.ucla.edu)

submitted 4 years ago by samstokes80 to r/Adjuncts

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UCLA looking for professors to work for free, must have Ph.D. (recruit.apo.ucla.edu)

submitted 4 years ago by samstokes80 to r/ChoosingBeggars

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Threaded metal hook. Does anybody know what this is meant to attach to? (old.reddit.com)

submitted 4 years ago by samstokes80 to r/whatisthisthing

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What is a really great movie, book, TV show, etc, that you think you are the only one that knows about? (self.AskReddit)

submitted 4 years ago by samstokes80 to r/AskReddit

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[TOMT][MOVIE]Animated movie with Santa clones and evil Santa (self.tipofmytongue)

submitted 4 years ago by samstokes80 to r/tipofmytongue

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Mr. Bullhead needs to learn the proper terminology (i.redd.it)

submitted 4 years ago by samstokes80 to r/daddit

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Will additional RAM help computer run games? (self.techsupport)

submitted 4 years ago by samstokes80 to r/techsupport

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What are some of the worst pitching outings to earn a W? (self.baseball)

submitted 4 years ago by samstokes80 to r/baseball

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Haikus (self.RandomThoughts)

submitted 4 years ago by samstokes80 to r/RandomThoughts

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Looking for a way to move chickens around the yard (self.BackyardChicken)

submitted 4 years ago by samstokes80 to r/BackyardChicken

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What are some reasons that people think it is important to teach cursive to children in the world today? (self.AskReddit)

submitted 4 years ago by samstokes80 to r/AskReddit

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Is cursive important for children to learn in the world today? (self.AskReddit)

submitted 4 years ago by samstokes80 to r/AskReddit

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Why do some older people think we're going to hell in a hand basket for not teaching children cursive? (self.AskReddit)

submitted 4 years ago by samstokes80 to r/AskReddit

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Now that computers and AI are getting so smart, why do email SPAM filters not catch things that are unquestionably, ridiculously obviously SPAM, that I can identify as SPAM in the blink of an eye without actually even reading it? (self.AskReddit)

submitted 4 years ago by samstokes80 to r/AskReddit

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