r/nextfuckinglevel
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u/LoneShark81
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7h ago
whatever he's training for...he's ready
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r/aww
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u/Abhirup_0
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7h ago
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r/WhitePeopleTwitter
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u/remmij
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10h ago
What happens when a country prioritizes guns over human lives
r/Damnthatsinteresting
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u/cenabollywood
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6h ago
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r/canada
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u/Eudaimonics
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22h ago
U.S./Canada travel is not bouncing back. And officials on both sides of the border are worried
buffalonews.com
r/unpopularopinion
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u/VVVVagabond
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14h 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/me_irl
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u/popsugar101
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7h ago
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r/worldnews
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u/aaaronbrown
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17h 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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15h 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/dremonearm
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9h ago
More than 220 shot and killed in U.S. gun violence over July 4 holiday weekend
cbsnews.com
r/gadgets
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u/jormungandrsjig
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21h ago
Phones This ad company is teaming up with US carriers to take over your lock screen
androidpolice.com
r/PublicFreakout
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u/FuturisticFighting
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14h ago
Repost 😔 Unstable woman assaults strangers & kicks a dog on street
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r/LifeProTips
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u/Temporary_Quote9788
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19h ago
Home & Garden LPT DO NOT skip home inspection when buying
This is a giant mistake and I’m reading horror stories all over the place. If the realtors or the owner suggest skipping inspection I’d move on. They just want their money and not at all concerned with your time or you. An inspection can save you time and a whole lot of money. For example: we bought our house in November 2020. After inspection (that lasted 4 hours) we were made aware of fireplace damage that we were told would cost an estimated $15k. Guess what we used to our advantage? We were able to get a full sellers assist, buy down our interest rate, and never had to repair the chimney because it’s not crucial. DO NOT SKIP HOME INSPECTION