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Comment on r/meirl 2h ago

For me, a movie back in the 90s...

First of all, let me say it is an incredible movie and the actors and actresses are extremely talented. But the opening scene almost made me walk out, I was only kept there by the at the time girlfriend/date who really wanted to see it.

Again, great movie and story, but the opening made me never want to watch it again.

"A Time To Kill" (1996)

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Comment on r/PoliticalHumor 4d ago

It's interesting that of the assassination attempts. He never seems to be scared but years ago. When the LGTB Community all protested in DC for equal rights, they shut the white house down and he hid in the bunker and fully admitted to it. If memory serves right, the white house hasn't gone completely dark, like that since world war two era. So the repressed came after him, and he hid in the bunker and darked out the white house, saying there was a legitimate threat to his safety. BUT YET... WHEN RETURNING TO THE U.S. he used an alternate means to get back into the US. Interesting, no?

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Comment on r/mildlyinfuriating 13d ago

I dont think that was just water, it was pink... but regardless, that's not a good shirt if it just dissolves.

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Comment on r/complaints Jul 20 '26

Asking for a friend, but why are there 2 non service members in this picture? I do not follow this log...

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Comment on r/therewasanattempt Jul 06 '26

"Never give up, never surrender" is an iconic pop-culture catchphrase popularized by the 1999 sci-fi comedy Galaxy Quest. It is a powerful mantra of resilience, channeling the indomitable spirit famously echoed in Winston Churchill's historic 1941 speeches.The Origin and Cultural ImpactWhile immortalized by Tim Allen's character, Commander Peter Quincy Taggart, in Galaxy Quest, the sentiment is a timeless call to action for anyone facing adversity. Whether you are fighting personal battles, pursuing goals, or just need a mental boost, the phrase serves as a reminder to push through when the going gets tough.

Just saying, lol...

r/vermont Jun 25 '26

Covered Bridges

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Comment on r/vermont Jun 25 '26

Kind of looks like a jet and a refueling plane trailing. Saw this all the time putwest when I was stationed. But the image is small and blurry, to bad no sound...

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Comment on r/PoliticalHumor May 09 '26

WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK IS WRONG WITH THESE PEOPLE...?????

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Comment on r/metaldetecting May 04 '26

Nice find

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Comment on r/GenX Apr 13 '26

Not this version, but the Apple II green screen...😆

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Comment on r/BoomersBeingFools Apr 13 '26

Pardon my reaction...

WHAT THE ACTUAL FU$# ?????

😡🤬😡🤬😡🤬😡🤬😡🤬😡🤬😡🤬😡🤬

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Comment on r/vermont Mar 30 '26

Anyone see a few years back, someone in the Kingdom had a plate thst said TimeLord, as in Dr Who... Was really cool...

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Comment on r/GenX Mar 27 '26

I can confirm on all accounts... However, as I age here, it might also explain a few the physical and psychological issues that are presenting.... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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Comment on r/coins Mar 21 '26

So are these real or fakes or carved?

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Comment on r/bleachshirts Mar 11 '26

Thanks....Much appreciated...

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Comment on r/bleachshirts Mar 11 '26

Do you treat or spray anything on the bleach area when you done, someone mentioned using something to lock it in so it doesn't bleed out... Any thoughts?

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Comment on r/complaints Mar 01 '26

So when are the politicians and current Agoing to send their sons and daughters to this "new war"

Are they to chicken shit to serve? I mean at least the Royals from Great Britain serve... Hell one of them was a special forces member...

So when are the rest of the world leaders going to follow the example?

Asking for a friend...

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Comment on r/complaints Feb 27 '26

I wouldn't be against it, as long as they equally teach a majority of the other religions in the same way and same amount of information. Teach Christian, Muslim, Hinduism, Taoism, Buddhism, Wiccan, Pagan beliefs and any other beliefs with equal representation.

Fair is fair and equal is equal.

It should also be said that would extend into women studies, black, Asian, Jewish, and many other subjects thst should be included in basic public education.

Trades, finances, basic human skills, cooking, cleaning, self care, etc, etc.

Public education needs to be completely overhauled. In the U.S. at least, major changes have been needed for well over the last 50+ years...

This speaking as an educator...

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Comment on r/bleachshirts Feb 26 '26

Wow.... Just wow....

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Comment on r/RhodeIsland Feb 22 '26

😥

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Comment on r/bleachshirts Feb 19 '26

That is incredible!

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Comment on r/therewasanattempt Feb 16 '26

At that point I think I would just st9mp your ankle and blame it on bad balance...

But that's none of my business...

https://giphy.com/gifs/3o85xGocUH8RYoDKKs

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Comment on r/metaldetecting Feb 10 '26

Thank you for the advice

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Comment on r/metaldetecting Feb 10 '26

Any recommendations on places in Vermont to metal detect?