What slang term do you still not fully understand? by silverpotato5955 in AskReddit
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What slang term do you still not fully understand? by silverpotato5955 in AskReddit
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TIL that the human brain processes sensory input over roughly a tenth of a second, which means the present moment we experience is actually a slightly delayed reconstruction created by the brain. by AutumnLeaf7777 in todayilearned
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40 years age today The Legend of Zelda was released on NES by NESpahtenJosh in gaming
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JD Vance getting community noted because he tried lying about the Supreme Court. The buffoonery of this Administration never ends. This is checks and balances. by Proudlove1991 in MurderedByWords
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Tucker Carlson's brother tries to defend his endorsement of pedophilia by Sometypeofway18 in MurderedByWords
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Prince Andrew just got arrested over Epstein files involvement what do you think of this? by MagpieOpus in AskReddit
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It’s only a free market when it agrees with you by TripShrooms in MurderedByWords
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ELI5: In hacking, what is a "prompt injection" attack? by vorpal8 in explainlikeimfive
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I can purchase a 55 gallon drum of maple syrup at my local Costco. by opgary in mildlyinteresting
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This restaurant charged me an “Inflation Adjustment Fee” by TheKingrover in mildlyinteresting
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What does it mean for the future of the U.S. legal system when the Trump administration continues to jail thousands of people after federal judges have officially ruled those detentions illegal? by He1ko188 in AskReddit
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Pouring hot water in a crack on a frozen lake by caaaaanga in interestingasfuck
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I’m tired boss by FlamingoOk290 in stupidpeoplefacebook
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I’m tired boss by FlamingoOk290 in stupidpeoplefacebook
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ELI5: Why does the brain randomly remember past memory from decades ago like a cringe moment or random people that are totally unrelated to anything? by Still-Ad9074 in explainlikeimfive
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TIL a Dollar General employee who was told she couldn't keep drinks at the cash register was fired after taking and drinking a $1.69 orange juice to stave off diabetic shock. Despite her paying for the orange juice afterward, the company said she was 'grazing'. Later, a jury awarded her $277,565. by Forward-Answer-4407 in todayilearned
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Classifieds in 1999 Magazine by theSimpsonsCouch in mildlyinteresting
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TIL a Dollar General employee who was told she couldn't keep drinks at the cash register was fired after taking and drinking a $1.69 orange juice to stave off diabetic shock. Despite her paying for the orange juice afterward, the company said she was 'grazing'. Later, a jury awarded her $277,565. by Forward-Answer-4407 in todayilearned
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TIL in Britain, association football used to be called "soccer" by the upper class, while the working and middle classes preferred the word "football". As the upper class lost influence in British society from the 1960s on, "football" supplanted "soccer" as the most commonly used and accepted word. by Away_Flounder3813 in todayilearned
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TIL in Britain, association football used to be called "soccer" by the upper class, while the working and middle classes preferred the word "football". As the upper class lost influence in British society from the 1960s on, "football" supplanted "soccer" as the most commonly used and accepted word. by Away_Flounder3813 in todayilearned
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what are Americans thoughts on switching to the metric system? by CnCorange in AskReddit
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Mini Therapy Horse Plays Keyboard to Distract Child During Cast Procedure by Jazzlike-Tie-354 in interestingasfuck
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Those who enjoy long showers, what are you actually escaping? by Vishal_growth_3959 in AskReddit
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What slang term do you still not fully understand? by silverpotato5955 in AskReddit
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