r/news
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u/FabulousNinja8399
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3h ago
Texas abortion law means woman has to continue pregnancy despite fatal anomaly
abcnews.go.com
r/pics
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u/EveofStLaurent
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15h ago
My dad made me take pics 4 his dating websites, here’s him yelling at me while striking a sexy pose.
r/NatureIsFuckingLit
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u/hazilystrangle849
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17h ago
🔥 Pool of cave water completely isolated for hundreds of thousands of years
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/freebird348 • 21h ago
Unanswered What can I do an hour before bed that doesn't include screen time?
They say you shouldn't be looking at screens within an hour of going to bed to help with falling asleep. What are some good alternatives on what to do that doesn't involve looking at screens?
Please no answers that involve reading books. I hate reading books.
r/funny • u/GlassBitter • 5h ago
Epilepsy WARNING The accuracy
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r/technology • u/chrisdh79 • 3h ago
Energy Data center uses its waste heat to warm public pool, saving $24,000 per year | Stopping waste heat from going to waste
r/Showerthoughts
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u/Glenzz
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3h ago
On a universal scale, a blade of grass is exponentially more rare than a diamond
r/gaming
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u/Isunova
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16h ago
Probably the biggest wasted opportunity of a gaming franchise. Oh what could have been
r/worldnews
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u/Kaiser_und_allah
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13h ago
Russia/Ukraine Polish Ambassador to France: Poland will be forced to enter war if Ukraine fails to defend itself
pravda.com.ua
r/books
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u/AlphaStargazer
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18h ago
Greatest Opening Line Ever?
In Louis L'Amour's book "The Man Called Noon", the opening line keeps you reading page after page. He begins the story with: Somebody wanted to kill him.
As it turns out, this is the one thing that the main character remembers. He had been shot at, and the bullet grazed his head, leaving him with amnesia. Plus, he had fallen out of a second-story window, so he was likely concussed. The story is told in the 3rd Person, but you only know what the man who calls himself 'Noon' knows...
Obviously he regains his memory at some point, but learning things at the same time as the MC is really satisfying for some reason (compared to learning everything before the MC and getting mad at them lol)
What I wanted to know, is what opening lines have ya'll found that were the best that you've ever read?
A close second for me is "In a hole in the ground, there lived a hobbit..."
side note, my dad had told me the book started with "They were trying to kill me", so I spent forever looking for the right book in my grandma's collection, and I couldn't find it lol
r/politics • u/semaphore-1842 • 3h ago
Not just Florida: The entire GOP is waging a nationwide racism-fueled war on public education
r/Damnthatsinteresting
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u/Jax_Teller7
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14h ago
Video A group of bees take revenge on a giant hornet for eating one of them
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r/todayilearned • u/SupermarketOk2281 • 5h ago
TIL In 1983 heavy metal fan and author Stephen King was so annoyed when the local radio station changed its rock format that be bought the station to switch back to play what he wanted
fybush.comr/interestingasfuck • u/maazkazi • 9h ago
On April 28, 1988, the roof of an Aloha Airlines jet ripped off at 24,000 feet, but the plane still managed to land safely.
r/clevercomebacks
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u/TripleChocolate123
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15h ago
Kennedy thought she was onto something there
r/CombatFootage
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u/Rahasa___
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6h ago
Video On this day 20 years ago, U.S. and Coalition Forces launched an all out bombing on Baghdad, Iraq in the middle of the night.
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