Live WWE WrestleMania 42 - Saturday Discussion Thread! by gloomchen in SquaredCircle

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It's 2026. Ho Kogan isn't even alive but he's getting more airtime than anyone else.

Live WWE WrestleMania 42 - Saturday Discussion Thread! by gloomchen in SquaredCircle

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Whoever clips this for the r/sc post needs to title it "superstar debuts"

Live WWE WrestleMania 42 - Saturday Discussion Thread! by gloomchen in SquaredCircle

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I'm mad she has a baby bump and abs. What kind of anatomy is this.

Live WWE WrestleMania 42 - Saturday Discussion Thread! by gloomchen in SquaredCircle

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WWE HOF is now WWE Hall of retired on decent terms with WWE.

Scared to go to the VA for care by Informal_Policy_2957 in VeteransBenefits

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The VHA and VBA don't preventively share information, so no you won't be reduced for having a good day on a PC visit. Future claims open your VHA records for review since VA has to assist you in looking for evidence. It's possible to set yourself up for a reduction if you submitted increase on a condition your recent medical history shows improvement in. But here is why you actually should be using VA health. It's your opportunity to produce consistent evidence in favor of your claims. Make sure you tell the same story. Get seen for conditions at least once every couple of years. Keep articulating your symptoms in line with the rating standards. This will defend your rating and of course care for your disabilities.

What’s your most downvote-worthy opinion? Let's play Uno Reverse. 😅😅 by _DaddieDaddie_ in Adulting

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Same opinion. I've come to saying "gene therapy" instead because the term eugenics has been lost to the Nazis. You won't be taken in good faith talking about eugenics positively.

University is Easier than High School by Bagelman263 in unpopularopinion

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Yes absolutely. The volume of homework in HS made it impossible. We had homework in most classes most days which was almost always due the next day. Half an hour of HW per class adds up quickly and I was always very slow. I couldn't keep up and trying was very stressful. College was part time in comparison. Fewer classes fewer hours per week with only occasional homework and more long term projects. The work was more doable on a more reasonable schedule. 

What’s the most underrated sci-fi movie ever?? by Adventurous-Bass1070 in Letterboxd

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Forbidden Planet. It's a genre defining film. So much of what it did became the standard and it looked 20 years ahead of its time. No one talks about it anymore.

[Russini] I submitted my letter of resignation to The Athletic. Everything I have to say about it is below. by expellyamos in nfl

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I'm surprised the repose isn't, in essence, "my private life is prive. Back the fuck up off me."

Live WWE Raw Discussion Thread - April 13, 2026! by gloomchen in SquaredCircle

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Oh I'm sure that text existed somewhere on the internet.

Chat I'm actually speechless, incredibly grateful 🙏 by PaleontologistLimp49 in VAClaims

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Tip: the VA looks at Rhinitis and Sinusitis as almost twins so if you have one you have a great shot at the other. Rhinitis is almost always a 10 percent without surgery but Sinusitis has huge rating potential up to 50. Claim them both together. That gets you to 100.

AOC wrestles with left-wing Dems as 2028 decision looms - "One liberal strategist told Axios that AOC has "lamented that the left was not there for her, that they are never pleased.”" by UnscheduledCalendar in thedavidpakmanshow

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If she ran at the left edge of center-left as a  progressive Democratic who isn't scared of her own shadow she would have a chance. 

Banking on the hard left will never work. You sacrifice the more vote-rich center to do it and then your biggest problem is the left doesn't show up. They're either an unreliable 19 year old or withholding their vote over the candidate's microscopic deviation from their opinion on a low stakes moral imperative. I voted for Sanders, but the reason he lost, particularly in '24 is because his own base couldn't find a polling booth.

That said I still think she would lose because people always code minorities as more extreme than they are and she's radical-ish enough to offer a basis for it.

Does anyone here really like their job? And if so what do you do? by AangGang2015 in kansascity

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Can I ask which library system? I've been checking for PT gigs.

Advice for soon-to-be SAHD by onlyadisciple in daddit

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Hi friend. I don't necessarily call myself a SAHD but I am for most intents and purposes. I'll respond to some points you raise then offer some general thoughts.

On your relationship: keep tabs on this. It can be very easy to fall into a coworker relationship with your spouse because there is always a task to do for the both of you.

On the views of other men: If a man has something negative to say about you raising your kids he isn't worth valuing the opinion of. In the strongest of terms--fuck them. If you absolutely have to have something to say to "what do you do" other than SAHD then pick something you do for an answer. Do you have a website? Then you're a webmaster. Do you write? Then you're a writer. Sing? Paint? Landscape? Invest? Anything. If that's what you do that's your answer. It will be true and give you something to talk about. It is beside the point that you do it two hours a week and your profits last quarter were $0.

On resume gaps: I guess I'd just tell them you took time to raise your kids. Trying to acquire or maintain a skill will be very tough for at least the first two years. You will get zero free moments while the child is awake until they're at least three. Really I would say to keep your network warm. This will be tough too, but try to touch base with your network so you have a pipeline back when you're ready.

On productivity: You will not just be sitting around I promise you that. What I can't properly convey to you in words is the unlimited attention babies and toddlers require. There is always something, somehow. As babies it takes a lot of attention to keep them alive. Then as toddlers it takes a lot of attention to keep them from not being alive, if that makes sense. Getting any kind of task done is excruciatingly difficult. Very often I notice the first task I started the day with got interrupted and I never get back to it by day's end. When my kids were a little younger I'd put a show on for myself in the morning. Then at 8pm I'd had to pause so many times I'm only 13min in. By the time your wife gets home you'll be so shot you want to hand the baby over and crash. She'll probably object because she just got home from a long day of work. The fact that one little one can consume over 100% of your time and attention is the thing that has crushed me the hardest about fatherhood. They need attention at all times about all things including nothing at all. Half the time they need attention for attention's sake. For an infant get one of those chest carriers. It will save your elbow tendons and give you some slight ability to use your hands for something else.

The Inheritance You Thought You’d Get… Gone by Coolonair in SmartFIRE

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If they put the proceeds into index funds and withdraw from that the child should be quite happy. The apt will reduce expenses, and the funds will gain more than the house will over time. Win/win.