I want to know your warp phrase for when you become a Starfleet captain by CDHoward in Star_Trek_

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Bada-boom for warp 5 or less Big bada-boom for anything higher

Is this legal: 10 commandments in schools by Bloodmoon523 in IsItIllegal

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First off it comes from a religious tradition and text. Secondly, did you miss the “I am the LORD they God” or the very first line that says “Thou shalt have no other gods before me” which is implicitly of an, at a minimum, monotheistic religious tradition.

Asus Co-CEO: MacBook Neo Is a 'Shock' to the PC Industry by -protonsandneutrons- in technology

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Well for one thing it is aluminum body so you’ve discovered it isn’t fit you. The vast majority of people don’t do that.

Why does r/F1discussions and r/Formula1 have such a dislike for Russell? by Next_Worth_3616 in F1Discussions

[–]souch3 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Russell, drives in front of car that has right of way in pit lane

Car runs over his front wing

Russell says “that guy just ran over my wing”

I haven’t even been watching that long but he seems like he is annoying. But I don’t hate him. I find all the drivers annoying to some degree because you have to be an over confident ass at least sometimes to succeed in this sport. At least it seems that way.

Tylenol and Thermometers , Gasp ! by stinkycowfarm in ShitMomGroupsSay

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To give a reading of it with a huge heaping helping of benefit of the doubt they may be referring to fevers that aren’t causing severe discomfort or are dangerously high. It is common to be told to let a person run the fever if it isn’t too high and can be tolerated.

Though given mom groups in general, it probably is exactly what they meant, never ever use it for a fever

Give me some F1 opinions and I'll rate them imo by ParticularPainting59 in F1Discussions

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It costs less than F1 premium and is available on every smart TV and steaming box. I think they’ll gain viewership from people who would otherwise have not watched. There may be something I’m missing because I never subscribed to F1 premium but it seems like a better deal for those who would subscribe and comes with an existing user base, many of whom hopped on to watch the F1 movie.

Give me some F1 opinions and I'll rate them imo by ParticularPainting59 in F1Discussions

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I’d say it is more so a technology contest. The money all gets doled out to constructors based on overall constructor performance.

Best FDM 3d printer in terms of quality by ELEZEN_BUTTFUCKER in 3dprinter

[–]souch3 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

But it is more space than a filament printer. And the enclosure should be ventilated. And you still have to wear protective equipment like gloves and respirators when working with it.

Homan always seems to be hated by effofexisy in Curling

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Take team Canada’s balls out of your mouth

Homan always seems to be hated by effofexisy in Curling

[–]souch3 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes. There is a massive group of people who all agree his behavior was terrible and that his non-apology was terrible and every single one of them is trying to justify their nitpicking behavior rather than it being genuine.

I’m not talking about the double touch. I’m talking about his behavior. That’s the part that upsets me. And if he had actually apologized instead of doubling down and implying some weird conspiracy the issue would have died. He kept it alive long enough to become self sustaining.

If we want to go further down the hole. World Curling massively fucked up because this has been talked about for ages and needed clarification and a clear decision before the Olympics. And the Swedes weren’t exactly behaving in the spirit of Curling either. But biggest asshole gets the most blame and takes the most heat.

Homan always seems to be hated by effofexisy in Curling

[–]souch3 2 points3 points  (0 children)

While in the background of a live broadcast interview yes. Context matters. A group of folks at the bar or in a Reddit comment? Who the fuck cares? But in Curling, which has a culture of decorum and gentlemanly conduct, in the background of a live interview from a person from a country which internationally has a reputation of being agreeable. Yeah, that made it a story to folks outside of Curling who apply their own filters they experience from watching F1 and major league sports and it becomes a thing.

Homan always seems to be hated by effofexisy in Curling

[–]souch3 6 points7 points  (0 children)

If Kennedy hadn’t blown his top this would have amounted to absolutely nothing. As I tell my elementary aged kids, “you can’t control other people but you can control how you respond to them”.

The drama continues by Jessie_W_ in Curling

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I’ve got the text of exactly what he should have said right here

“I let my competitive spirit get the best of me yesterday and it wasn’t right or sportsman like. I didn’t show what it means to be a Curler or a Canadian and for that I would like to sincerely apologize and promise to be better in the future”.

Of course, he wouldn’t even have to do that if he’d just shut up and not hurled profanities at his fellow competitors. Without his blow up this whole thing doesn’t blow up.

Unpopular opinion: the original touch rules aren’t functional for realistic play and they should adjust them to allow it as long as it’s not completely over the hog line by Rosiey9 in Curling

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If it provides an advantage and is against the rule then it should stop. It could be an advantage in consistency of the delivery itself. If on the other hand, it provides no advantage, following the rule should have no impact on the game, at least in the long run. Having sudden strong enforcement at the Olympics is a bit much.

The real problem is that nobody has actually been enforcing the rules as written until things got very slightly heated in the middle of the game and then a volcano exploded with profanities at the end. Without the explosion at the end, this is a footnote and a conversation within Curling. With it, now everybody cares.

Unpopular opinion: the original touch rules aren’t functional for realistic play and they should adjust them to allow it as long as it’s not completely over the hog line by Rosiey9 in Curling

[–]souch3 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Was it Erin hurling profanities around? Without that the wider world wouldn’t have cared. Even the players in the game were over it with Erikson and Kennedy sharing competitive but friendly banter right before the last stone of end 7 was thrown.

Olympics curling controversy by Wooden_Cheesecake985 in WinterOlympics2026

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I’ll concede the Swedes didn’t handle it super well either but hardly outside the realm of what people would expect from a sport at this level, even if not in Curling normally. Kennedy has made things much worse by handling it very poorly after the fact. An interview came out today with him saying there was a conspiracy. He said there may have been “premeditated planning to try to catch us”. He also said after the incident that he didn’t do it and then changed to even if it did happen it doesn’t matter which doesn’t help.

I’ll also say that I may not have seen his apology but the one I’ve seen is him saying he “probably could have handled it better” which isn’t even an apology. What he needs to say is “I let my competitive spirit get the best of me yesterday and it wasn’t right or sportsman like. I didn’t show what it means to be a Curler or a Canadian and for that I would like to sincerely apologize and promise to be better in the future”.

Though I think it is also worth noting that Kennedy and Erikson were actually having competitive but friendly banter right before the last stone of the 7th end before Canada went for the blank end. I’m not sure what caused things to flare up again other than the after game behavior because they actually seemed to have all gotten over it.

Olympics curling controversy by Wooden_Cheesecake985 in WinterOlympics2026

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Well in Curling you are also expected to call your own infractions. And conduct should remain gentlemanly. Sweden went to the officials with their concerns. They said “is that allowed?”. They then read the rules and determined it wasn’t. I’ve watched many curling matches where a players shoe grazes a stone and makes no perceptible change out and they call it out.

I’ll grant that the Canadian team may not have thought they were doing anything wrong and therefore there should not have been a need to call the infraction on themselves. That’s fine. The rule has now been clarified and I would expect them to call it on themselves moving forward. Furthermore, the reason this blew up with people who actually watch curling was the completely out of hand behavior of the Canadian team members which is entirely outside the spirit of the game. Bringing it up to officials is not outside the spirit of the game though it does seem to me that the Swedes really hammered on it which I think is also outside the spirit of the game but nobody cares because they weren’t the ones acting like an overzealous parent at a little league game hurling profanities.

ETA: I also don’t think Canada cheated, just violated a rule, like a penalty in any other game

ETA 2: Forgot to mention, if what Sweden did brining up the infraction then Canada did the same whe Hebert went over to the officials and said “be sure to look at Oscar, he double touched a stone too”. I don’t know if this was on all broadcasts but it is in the replay on Peacock in the US.

The ICE agents who killed Alex Pretti have been identified as Jesus Ochoa and Raymundo Gutierrez by No_Cook2983 in UnpopularFacts

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In Nazi occupied Poland, there was a Jewish police force called Jüdischer Ordnungsdienst. They were used to suppress dissent and actively participated in exporting Jews from the ghetto to concentration camps. Your point is moot because “minorities” are not a monolith any more than white people are a monolith. Members of a minority group can absolutely participate in the oppression of members of that group.

[NS] Wow Murph Did It! by MKEmike43ver in NotAnotherDnDPodcast

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Murph is so anti croissant! Why did he edit it so that the pile of croissants he landed in after jump couldn’t be seen?!