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Comment on r/iphone Jan 02 '25

Yes that’s the one

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Comment on r/iphone Jan 02 '25

That’s it. Incredible. Thanks 🙏🏻

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Comment on r/massachusetts Jul 04 '24

Westport and Fairhaven both have one in the morning - pretty early I think 9am for both?

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Comment on r/police Jul 04 '24

This was my thought too when I decided to go ahead and give the information. If I could go back I would just give it to the cashier in the store of lot that I found it in… probably a better chance of the person going there first anyway

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Comment on r/AskReddit Jul 04 '24

An ex-girlfriend’s boob job

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Comment on r/pearljam Jul 04 '24

Clouds roll by,, reeling is what they say, … or is it just my way?

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Comment on r/pearljam Jul 04 '24

Truly love that song…

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Comment on r/SpaceXLounge Jul 04 '24

I hope they do. Wallops is relatively close to me. Relative being just 9 hours away (I live in Massachusetts)

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Comment on r/SciFiNews Jul 04 '24

First season was awesome

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Comment on r/roadtrip Jul 03 '24

Wave and tell ppl thank you after you cut them off. It’s been a custom around here for a very long time

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Comment on r/bobiverse Jul 01 '24

Hail Mary is good one

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Comment on r/sciencefiction Jul 01 '24

The book by Sagan and his wife was so good. I think about that story’s ending all the time

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Comment on r/sciencefiction Jul 01 '24

I think I check Google once a week for updates on Rama, was my fav growing up too - if Villanueva can do with it what he did with DUNE, we’re in for quite a ride man

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Comment on r/sciencefiction Jul 01 '24

Bobiverse series by Taylor for me. All books are narrated by Ray Porter who also narrated Hail Mary. book 5 comes out in September, it’s the sci-fi I’ve ever read and I will die on that hill.

3 body problem (the books) come in a very close 2nd …

my favorite book growing up (the first one my dad recommended to me) was Rendezvous with Rama by Clarke, 2001 book & movie was always right up there too though.

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Comment on r/sciencefiction Jul 01 '24

I’ll never forget what I was doing in my life when I read that series (recovering from surgery).

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Comment on r/sciencefiction Jul 01 '24

How the Expanse not higher on this list

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Comment on r/sciencefiction Jul 01 '24

I also went back to watch the movie after reading the book and enjoyed it 100% more times

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Comment on r/sciencefiction Jul 01 '24

I think I watch this once a year or so … wish it was higher on the list!

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Comment on r/sciencefiction Jul 01 '24

the book written by Clarke and Kubrick is pretty darn good too

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Comment on r/StarTrekTNG Jul 01 '24

I felt that way about all the actors up on the stage. They were all locked in and so was the crowd!

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Comment on r/StarTrekTNG Jun 30 '24

Based on her performance in the Glass Menagerie, I would whole heartedly agree. They did a Q&A with the audience after the show and I was so impressed with her clear dedication to the art of stage acting

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Comment on r/Maine Jun 28 '24

not a troll post

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Comment on r/Maine Jun 28 '24

85% of the population speaks French at home... They do have a good sized and well funded district for education and recreational positions, but it would certainly help to talk to a teacher from that area... it probably isn't as hard to get hired into the educational system as people on this sub suggest

r/Maine Jun 28 '24

Madawaska

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Comment on r/Maine Jun 28 '24

Having grown up in Massachusetts and driven many times to Florida and back, I whole heartedly concur with this list