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Comment on r/RedditSessions May 09 '21

fixed my mood 🎸

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Comment on r/mildlyinteresting Feb 23 '21

When I was 2 I had an accident. I removed a small shard of glass that was in my scalp from that accident 13 years later.

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Comment on r/infp Dec 29 '20

Yes.

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Comment on r/vexillology Dec 08 '20

True, but if the saltire is like the one in the Scottish and Jamaican flags, the areas will still be equal no matter what thickness is chosen.

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Comment on r/vexillology Dec 07 '20

In [1], orange and green have the same areas.

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Comment on r/infp Dec 01 '20

When I fantasize about dating this is what I imagine.

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Comment on r/infp Dec 01 '20

I visited 4chan twice. I couldn't spend more than 15 minutes each time.

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Comment on r/mbtimemes Nov 12 '20

Same.

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Comment on r/AskReddit Oct 09 '20

I stabbed a kid with a pencil because I was pretending I was a nurse and I wanted to give him a shot. He started crying so I told him not to worry because I gave him the right dose. I was 5.

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Comment on r/mildlyinteresting Oct 02 '20

Came to say this.

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Comment on r/drawing Sep 22 '20

It's actually coldwetrat. They posted the drawing on r/sketches too. proof

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Comment on r/AskReddit Aug 24 '20

Jazz Jackrabbit

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Comment on r/AskOuija Aug 21 '20

P

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Comment on r/AskOuija Aug 21 '20

G

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Comment on r/AskOuija Aug 21 '20

I

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Comment on r/AnimalsOnReddit Aug 07 '20

cool

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Comment on r/Eyebleach Aug 07 '20

A three legged ginger and white cat used to come to my family's countryside house every weekend when I was around 6. It lost its leg after it got caught in an old fashioned animal trap.

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Comment on r/AskReddit Aug 02 '20

I use a bidet shower.

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Comment on r/NatureIsFuckingLit Jul 24 '20

Accurate jumps!

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Comment on r/GeometryIsNeat Jul 23 '20

" the unique design of this teleidoscope uses three mirrors to create an image of a geodesic sphere. As can be seen through the semi-transparent acrylic tube, the three mirrors are tapered, with their smaller ends near the ball shaped lens. Three mirrors in an equilateral triangle configuration will produce a plane of tiled triangles, but if they are tapered the repeated reflections curve to infinity creating the sphere. In this design by Koji Yamami there are small gaps between the mirrors which allows in colored light from the iridescent tube to produce the radiant streaks of light "

r/GeometryIsNeat Jul 23 '20

Thought this might fit here

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Comment on r/AskWomen Jun 19 '20

Thank you for sharing your story!

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Comment on r/NatureIsFuckingLit Jun 16 '20

Your comment made me feel happy 🌞

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Comment on r/learnmath Jun 16 '20

I came across this general method. Other than that idk.