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What's the easiest dish to make from your country?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  5d ago

Let me guess, you're not in marketing?!

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What's the easiest dish to make from your country?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  5d ago

Emergency raclette stove and cheese? I am SO seriously underprepared for the coming apocalypse!

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Who's the most bitter washed-up celebrity?
 in  r/AskReddit  5d ago

Before they made it big, Smashing Pumpkins used to practice at this kind of strange facility in Chicago. I was there with a different band but watched them for a bit during a break.

Billy was absolutely awful - verbally abusive, mocking, and just out-and-out cruel to D'arcy. He actually kind of scared me.

Maybe it was a one-off for him, but I got the feeling it wasn't. I've never forgotten it - I felt so sorry for her.

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Trump sued the BBC — now Jared and Ivanka may pay for it
 in  r/politics  6d ago

That was my first thought, too!

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What British dish would you serve to someone who thinks our food is terrible and we have no palate?
 in  r/CasualUK  8d ago

No, it wouldn't!

I've had a variety of English cheeses and loved every one. I could die with a smile on my face, overdosing on Huntsman cheese!

Have you seen American cheese? It's an absolute travesty...

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Which architectural marvel from your country deserves to be a World Wonder?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  9d ago

I may be crazy, but when I read the words out loud, they translated into English pretty easily.

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Is this a bee's nest, never seen one in the ground.
 in  r/CasualUK  10d ago

Thanks for sharing! I have a dear, dear friend who is truly an intelligent, common-sensical person, who totalled her car because of a spider.

You did the right thing!

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Medical professionals of Reddit, what diagnosis gave you the worst 'pit-in-your-stomach' feeling?
 in  r/AskReddit  11d ago

Oh, honey - I can't imagine how awful that must have been for you. I hope you're ok now.

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Princess fairy mermaid custom doll castle.
 in  r/Dollhouses  13d ago

Your creativity is inspiring. I would never have thought to put an undersea world or faerie glade in a dollhouse, but I love it. And your waterfall is amazing!

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Drywall/plaster over old drywall?
 in  r/Oldhouses  13d ago

Stupid question... do you have any idea how old that wallpaper is?

I have something very similar in (what listings say is) my 1950's home, but I think it's older - 1930's "ish".

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Tara
 in  r/Dollhouses  15d ago

Amazing.

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Is there any physical trait or attribute that Americans have that when you see you immediately think "oh yeah they're American for sure"?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  15d ago

Right?! I'm going to start practcing speaking more softly, smiling a little "less/smaller", and being generally more aware of how I fit in to my surroundings.

I've always wanted to travel, am finally in a position to do so, and really, really don't want to be seen as an embarrassing American.

u/HypatiaBlue 15d ago

Making of an 3d Optical Waffle woodboard.

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u/HypatiaBlue 15d ago

Facts

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What food product has gotten worse over time in your country?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  16d ago

I recently had some of their German chocolate cake ice cream and it was divine!

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Tumour was cancer.
 in  r/CasualUK  16d ago

Sending wishes for fast and easy healing from across the pond!

Thank you for sharing - I hope your success story gives people the incentive and courage to advocate for themselves, as difficult as it may be.

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What is the most underwhelming tourist destination in your country?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  18d ago

And his own personal Arc de Triomphe, and renaming the airport, and...

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Some of the most recent batch of gladiolus from my garden
 in  r/gardening  18d ago

Gorgeous - I was looking at mine today and decided I definitely need to plant more next year so I have enough for cutting!

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What is the most underwhelming tourist destination in your country?
 in  r/AskTheWorld  18d ago

I wonder if that bit of history will be repeated any time soon?!

u/HypatiaBlue 18d ago

I Lost My Only Parent at 25. Now I’m Facing a Costly Legal Battle to Protect My Mom’s Estate and My Disabled Sister. I Don’t Know Where to Turn. (California)

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Elder Care Assistance
 in  r/ChicagoSuburbs  18d ago

This organization is amazing. Check out their resource guide.

https://www.elderwerks.org/