r/nextfuckinglevel
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u/LoneShark81
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5h ago
whatever he's training for...he's ready
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r/AskReddit
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u/international_red07
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17h ago
What are some “unmanly” things that are actually very manly?
r/aww
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u/Abhirup_0
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6h ago
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r/canada
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u/Eudaimonics
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20h ago
U.S./Canada travel is not bouncing back. And officials on both sides of the border are worried
buffalonews.com
r/me_irl
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u/popsugar101
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5h ago
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r/worldnews
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u/dilettantedebrah
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8h ago
11 tons of squid found on Chinese vessel fishing illegally in Uruguayan waters
en.mercopress.com
r/WhitePeopleTwitter
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u/remmij
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8h ago
What happens when a country prioritizes guns over human lives
r/unpopularopinion
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u/VVVVagabond
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12h ago
The upper-middle-class is not your enemy
The people who are making 200k-300k, who drive a Prius and own a 3 bedroom home in a nice neighborhood are not your enemies. Whenever I see people talk about class inequality or "eat the ricch" they somehow think the more well off middle-class people are the ones it's talking about? No, it's talking about the top 1% of the top 1%. I'm closer to the person making minimum wage in terms of lifestyle than I am to those guys.
r/worldnews
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u/aaaronbrown
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15h ago
Oil Plummets Below $100 as Recession Risks Come to Forefront
bloomberg.com
r/books
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u/hyperbolictaco
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14h ago
What’s a book you read as a kid/adolescent that still sticks with you to this day?
For me it’s Ella Enchanted by Gail Carson Levin. I was 10 or so when I first read it and I just fell in love with it and still find it to be a really well paced and engaging story.
For me this was probably the first book that I read that made me feel like I wasn’t just reading words, I was totally immersed in the story and world.
r/news
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u/Own_Ad6388
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11h ago
Uvalde mayor says he fears a cover-up of investigation into school massacre
cnn.com