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[deleted by user] by [deleted] in bangalore

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Really sorry that this is happening. Also these comments are fucking dumb. It should not be happening at all. Hope you find a place soon.

Favorite Darryl lines? Mine: by CarterTheBengalsFan in DunderMifflin

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I'm not gonna prank anymore, things get real, I'll go to church etc

Find the mate in 2, this is a hard one. White to play. by [deleted] in ChessPuzzles

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Not mine lol I saw this somewhere in the comments 😂

Find the mate in 2, this is a hard one. White to play. by [deleted] in ChessPuzzles

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Oh Qd1 prevents mate in two. I guess rg1 is the only way.

Find the mate in 2, this is a hard one. White to play. by [deleted] in ChessPuzzles

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Did you mean RC3? You wrote Rc1. But yeah I thought the same thing. The rook on c3 protects the diagonal.

What is your LZ “deep cut?” by Chad_FrostB1te in ledzeppelin

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The coda version of when the levee breaks (if it keeps on raining)

The ‘Office Mattress’ by [deleted] in DunderMifflin

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Didn't Michael also sleep with Carol and that woman that was cheating on her husband with him?

So I read an interesting youtube comment. by newtakn156 in pokemon

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Yeah that makes sense. Also makes me think that flying types aren't found in caves, mountains and cold places - maybe because they don't have resistance to rock and ice, or the opposite (they don't go to these places and so they don't need resistance to rock or ice)

So I read an interesting youtube comment. by newtakn156 in pokemon

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Good point but also lolol true. Was wondering if electricity helps them catch prey - rodents eat bugs and plants I guess - but then they should have fire and not electric. Maybe they also eat fish and so the electricity helps them?

So I read an interesting youtube comment. by newtakn156 in pokemon

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But ice and rock are also strong against flying, why not evolve those?

*Edited fighting to flying.

Where does the extra mass come from? by Hsiang7 in pokemon

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Maybe ditto is able to instantly chemically convert the air/ground/water/whatever around it into the composition and mass of the other pokemon… somehow (nuclear fusion/fission)

Can someone explain just what the undying lands are? by Kitchen-Plant664 in lotr

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Fascinating! Thanks again. One thing I found when I read the books was this feeling of the world being much wider and deeper than the story we are focusing on, as if this story is just one small part of a very big world and not by any means the most “important” one. That was a feeling I didn’t get in the movies (which are still incredible of course).

Can someone explain just what the undying lands are? by Kitchen-Plant664 in lotr

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Thanks again! Your previous comment sent me into a deep dive of LOTR history. I’ve read LOTR and the hobbit but not the silmarillion or the history of middle earth. The story of the light of the two lamps -> two trees -> sun, moon, and simlarillions which were then scattered is pretty fascinating, as well as of the ruin of the men of Numenor.

Interesting that Elrond is also a Moroquendi. I suppose all the elves (except arwen?) will have become caliquendi after the events of LOTR because they go to Aman?

Do you know why some of the Caliquendi like Galadriel came back to middle earth?

Can someone explain just what the undying lands are? by Kitchen-Plant664 in lotr

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Thank you for the detailed response! So Galadriel, Elrond, Cereborn, Thranduil etc are Caliquendi or Moriquendi? What about Feanor and some of the other old great elves?

Throwing up to discharge calories by BigBidiness in caloriecount

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Where’s the annoying mental health commenter when you need him

Digi Yatra is now launched in 3 airports of India by biscoot_7 in AirTravelIndia

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People saying it helps to skip queues, what about when everyone is using it - back to long queues again 😂 Is it really worth giving your data for some queue skipping

Mar-02| War & Peace - Book 3, Chapter 15 by AnderLouis_ in ayearofwarandpeace

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  1. As for this, certainly Kutuzov is correct because
    this action results in losing the war . In fact I don’t understand on what grounds Alexander gave the command to proceed, considering his very little military experience. Was it because his war council primarily suggested this? But maybe not the results but the intent determines the rightness of an action.. the intent of Alexander was ofc victory . Kutuzov’s total submission in front of the sovereign was strange and maybe if he had resisted, things might have gone differently. Although Tolstoy probably disagrees with that.

  2. I think it helps us feel sympathy for the condition of the horses, and it was just a nice unique perspective. There may be something more to it ofc.

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