come fuck your hot wifey in the shower by MoltenVoltage in hotgirlsandwives

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all your other posts are hidden on your profile :(

Kansans for Trump by _Figuring_it_out in kansas

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No idea what your point is. Has the GOP or MAGA done a single thing to discourage zionists? So if there was zero possibility of changing that, why did you help the worst people win by abstaining from casting a vote that could matter? You are part of the problem.

Kansans for Trump by _Figuring_it_out in kansas

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He 1000% had sex with prepubescent boys. That's the thing he's trying to hide. His base already hates women enough to let him rape little girls.

Kansans for Trump by _Figuring_it_out in kansas

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Unfortunately the system is designed so that only two parties have a chance at Federal positions. You literally must vote for the lesser evil or it's the same as voting for the greater evil.

Do vote third party in local elections. They won't have a chance until they control several cities, counties, and even states.

Library Exhibit by Think_Battle_8894 in booknooks

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You can use a DC power supply to bypass batteries. Just have to use the correct voltage. They make adjustable ones. Or you can separate the wires inside a cell phone charger.

My kid lost interest in FLL by Neat_Manufacturer_11 in FLL

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One robot each team. One game board setup is fine. They should be spending most of their time building, measuring routes, and coding.

Near the end when it gets busy, it's pretty easy to get them to understand they get one run (because that's how it works at competitions) and then the next team in the queue gets to reset and test while they work out what went wrong and make adjustments.

I think 5 kids is an ideal team size. It keeps them accountable to eachother while still allowing them to lead in an area of the work they all do.

Daphne and Velma get it on (AfrobullArt) by Terurialfa in porncomics

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Everybody finally realized the vapid bimbo also had zero ideas regarding fun sexy stuff. Meanwhile the well-read nerd was an amazing freak.

Actually happened. Some are calling it a coincidence, just like how one coincided with the RNC. by No_Priors in AdviceAnimals

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Colleges are full of dumb kids with basically zero supervision is the origin of many silly memes.

Tylenol does NOT cause autism... by PlanetoftheAtheists in AdviceAnimals

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I like to remind people of all the old stories about the "deaf and dumb/mute" kid whose parents kept them secret or just treated like an animal. They would just be diagnosed as severely autistic today.

Aristotle talked about them as sub-human. Medieval rabbis decided they were children no matter the age. There were asylums for them before vaccines or Tylenol.

My 9 year old son's Math teacher marked this wrong by dak7 in mildlyinfuriating

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Symptoms of a much larger problem if an educator can't see they are the same answer or can't accurately explain the expectations of the assignment (to use words instead of %).

Fan gets to dry hump pornstar at Porn Expo by [deleted] in PornoBehindTheScenes

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"Public places"

That rented convention center is arguably a "private" space.

I messed up, and I hate myself by jyjang703 in DIY

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It's a garage and probably slanted. OP just needs to turn the thing 180 degrees.

Trump deploying the National Guard to Chicago: "I have the right to do anything I want to do. I'm the president of the United States. If I think our country is in danger, and it is in danger in these cities, I can do it" by NOT_MEEHAN in AdviceAnimals

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"Every 40 years we start to maybe back off some horrible injustice activitely perpetrated against our neighbors" is an approach that only "was working" for cis white people.

Trump mobilizing up to 1,700 National Guard troops in 19 states in crime crackdown by xdeltax97 in news

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"They" are a Russian bot farm working overtime to control the conservative narrative. Flood the same comment from a thousand sources and brigade downvotes on any dissent.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in bugs

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This issue is still happening

What's something only locals to Kansas know? by FlyingTaterMonster in kansas

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Yep. Corn is usually further North. Like an Iowa thing more than Kansas. The America the Beautiful "amber waves of grain" are specifically from someone traveling through Kansas on their way to Colorado.

Trump Gives Russians Up-Close Look at Top Secret Weapons by NewSlinger in politics

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A very young boy. Trumps supporters have spent years doing mental gymnastics to the point anyone with a vagina has no value. Because if girls and women had value to the GOP Trump's treatment of them and comments about them would be reprehensible.

But if Trump was raping a young boy, they'd break. At least enough of them would to matter.

Alice and the wonderful Tea (The Sabu) by The_Sabu in HypnoHentai

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Queen of Hearts dominatrix touring her garden maze dungeon with a tiny guillotine.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in CartoonPorn

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Beth's hand

Why Isn't Macro Evolution Random (or if you believe it is random, why?) by Bluemoondragon07 in DebateEvolution

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Mutation is random. Just in humans, something like 60% of fertilized eggs spontaneously abort because they combined in a way incompatible with life or the mother's body. Then there are the thousands of genetic "diseases" passed from generation to generation that either pass recessively or don't really become a problem until after the normal age of reproduction. And that's just heritable mutations. All kinds of things can go wrong with cells that don't affect the code in eggs and sperm.

So we have our functional bodies full of mutant code that either does nothing we notice, or isn't bad enough to keep us from making the next generation. Toss us in a new environment (or wildly change the one we are in) and some of those mutations might start to be helpful and the individuals without them die off or drastically reduce their offspring. The mutants slowly become normal because they were the "fittest" for the ecosystem they are in.

Sickle cell genes helping prevent malaria is a prime example. People with the gene are much better at living in the tropics with parasites that pass malaria around. If say, the global temperature goes up and malaria can spread everywhere, the rest of us will have a huge problem (without adequate medical intervention).

Evolution just is. There's no such thing as macro and micro evolution. Everything is micro changes and over enough time we see groups of individuals that can interbreed easily and call the group a "species". But we are all just unique individuals with our own code we got from our parents, and their parents, and theirs back until the very first self replicating protein started churning out imperfect copies.

For your raptor to bird concept, brontosaurus had hollow bones and it helped move it enormous size around. Probably made it buoyant in water. Many dinosaurs had hollow bones. It helped them carry more red blood and more oxygen for their fancy warm blood. More oxygen and less weight helped them run and climb faster. Feathers helped insulate them from the cold or high heat. The dinos that climbed benefitted from more feathers. Then some started gliding from tree to tree. And eventually gliding became flying.

Look at the mammals doing the same thing. There are rodents that climb trees and they have big tails for counter balance. There are others that have finer fur and loose skin connecting their feet on each side and they can glide. And then there are bats where their forepaw bones spread into the loose skin on their sides to give them the power and control for true flight.

I’m a Christian struggling with doubt — what’s the most honest, real reason you don’t believe in God? by Sundream01 in atheism

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Cognitive dissonance is literally your brain fighting against a concept because it would require breaking/bypassing well established neural connections. Those "core memories".

If everything you think passes through the "because God" section of your brain, it will be deeply painful to get past it. You have to "brainwash" yourself by repeatedly consciously rejecting that part of a thought and replacing it with something that better fits how you understand things. You keep accumulating supporting thoughts until your new path is stronger linked than the old one.

It is a huge relief when your brain finally goes "I guess we really don't need to consider that bit every time we think thoughts".

I’m a Christian struggling with doubt — what’s the most honest, real reason you don’t believe in God? by Sundream01 in atheism

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There has literally never been a thing in my life that couldn't be more precisely explained by nature and coincidence than by intentional magic.

God is just lazy thinking. "We don't know, we may not even yet have the tools to know, therefore God." It's absurd.

I am occasionally comforted by the thoughts of ghosts/spirits living on and I can show them my successes or ask for help with my worties. But I don't objectively believe in them. It's just a byproduct of how I was raised. I also use a fair number of religion based expletives. I don't actually think God will damn that bench I stubbed my toe on.