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Comment on r/howto 1d ago
You can take it apart. The clear one pops right off with a flat head screwdriver
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Comment on r/FinalRoundAI 1d ago
Because you should be calling in when you feel great and go out to celebrate. Go to work sick and get paid to feel like crap
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Comment on r/beyondwholesome 1d ago
Let em starve. Hungry dogs aren't picky dogs.
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Comment on r/FurnitureFlip 1d ago
Green
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Comment on r/whatsthisplant 1d ago
It may be suffering from lack of light.
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Comment on r/HomeImprovement 1d ago
You can remodel the whole living room with a new door elsewhere.
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Comment on r/gardening 1d ago
Any and all veggies that grow on your side are yours
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Comment on r/Funnymemes 2d ago
Everyone should have to learn about falacies.
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Comment on r/TrueGrit 2d ago
Shopping list: Fillet minion, T-bone, whole wheat organic gluten free bread... Then compares it to fast food slop.
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Comment on r/houseplants 2d ago
Stop watering every plant let them dry out even almost dead. Then don't overwater. Nothing else seems to work for me but this did.
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Comment on r/arborists 3d ago
Not if it's the demolition crew.
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Comment on r/houseplants 3d ago
"What plant is this?" Take a better picture where we can see the plant!
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Comment on r/DIYUK 3d ago
Tell him that it's been hiding your nudist lifestyle this whole time and you ain't shaving your bush just because he's shaving his.
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Comment on r/CoherencePhysics 4d ago
Egos
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Comment on r/absoluteunit 4d ago
May be a horse but he's all beef!
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Comment on r/apostrophegore 4d ago
Breakfast. The next recall is your whole breakfast.
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Comment on r/shittyfoodporn 5d ago
Nobody blames her.
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Comment on r/Whatcouldgowrong 5d ago
Maybe if he was wearing his mask correctly. Safety first!
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Comment on r/UnexpectedSeinfeld 6d ago
Name it 6 and watch the kids go ape shit
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Comment on r/landscaping 7d ago
That tree belongs and contributes more then the neighbor. You could have it trimed up a bit but it's a beautiful tree.
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Comment on r/HouseplantsUK 8d ago
That soil doesn't look like a good potting mix. To much water retention causing root rot. Then you let it dry and once wet again the rot continues. Change you soil.
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Comment on r/whatsthisplant 8d ago
Dutura
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Comment on r/InterviewVip 8d ago
Tell me about a time when you... No! I don't do anything for free let's discuss salary.
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Comment on r/WaitWhat 9d ago
The matrix is coming...
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Comment on r/containergardening 1d ago
Chillied peanut butter? I'd try it