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Moderna’s mRNA cancer vaccine works even better than thought
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god wants the children to have incurable tumors
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Moderna’s mRNA cancer vaccine works even better than thought
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god wants the children to have incurable tumors
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Our Whole Life, Just For This Moment
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instead of plugging that mental image into existence, you should not
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Safety rule from Anubis
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what could these symbols mean? even the best egyptologists are still at a loss
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Measles is a 'heat-seeking missile' experts warn as Florida outbreak grows
and then when it gets too hot down there, all of the snowbirds migrate out and start an insane summer spread for the rest of the continent
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okay, but also have you tried spicing up your non sequitors with some arbitrary segues?
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[2020] 20 Minutes for a Statue to be in Before a Neighbor Calls the Cops to Investigate.
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depends on whether or not it was the white jesus, I suppose
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Giving someone oral is the most intimate thing you can do for someone. (IMO)
the most intimate thing a person can do, is to wash someone else's hair
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When you let boomers run social media accounts
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back in my day, we had to post memes updog both ways
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show the system exactly the respect it shows you
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that applicants name? Albert Einstein
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Anon notices what they've taken from us
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still using the 3.5mm on my S8 every damn day
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The Good Old Days
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I'd settle for going back a couple decades to entirely tactile controls and no touch screens in cars
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McPoverty
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starting a petition to report all CEO salaries as hashbrowns/hour
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Anon needs help proving something
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it's funny, comical, and humorous!
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Lemmy has so few comments that I am now reading many more articles
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I'm finally over the feeling of going into comment sections thinking "there's too many bots, no reason to try adding to the conversation"
reddit had no middle ground between new posts that get buried and overinflated posts that have a thousand regurgitated phrases plastered all over it
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New York AG asks court to reject Trump's $175M bond for civil judgment
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there's a word for that... terrorism.
also follows with their sense of extreme conservatism, religious fundamentalism, and anti-globalism/hyper nationalism
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Deep State
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the ballot-rog
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The price of a cinema ticket in this day and age. No wonder people aren't going to the cinema anymore.
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I own neither a home nor a theater, and the only thing I watch is life passing me by, so I think I've saved more than any of y'all
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Columbia University community 'shattered' after police raid
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we have always been at war with Eurasia!
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DM with malicious intent
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I had a sort of opposite problem the last time I ran a campaign. my players came into the game super paranoid, probably from reading stories about tricky DMs, and it made my life pretty difficult.
I did set up traps and misdirection, but only when there were exactly enough clues to figure it out. I learned that the major problem with that method, is that what's obviously a clue to me wasn't always obvious for them. so, I was thought of as a tricky DM. then, after I softened up, my sessions looked too easy and obvious.
honestly, it's just a really difficult balance. I eventually got it to a good place for everyone, but everyone really does have a preferred level of deceit, and it isn't easy to cater to a group of 5 with varying levels of expectation
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(insert own occupation here)
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maintenance life
"the machine doesn't work!"
"what's the alarm code say?"
"it's just not working!"
"what is it supposed to be doing and why did it stop?"
"I didn't do anything, it just stopped!"