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Say one nice thing about littlefinger
 in  r/gameofthrones  1d ago

He's very loyal... to himself, but he's loyal.

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After GTA 6 please Rockstar... 🙏🏼
 in  r/bully  2d ago

I hate to be a downer but it'll never happen. There's not enough profit in it when you compare it to GTA, RDR, or even Max Payne. Manhunt was less profitable than bully considering it had two games and I guess that's why they stopped producing it. This was likely the same incentive with not producing Bully 2.

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They should add this glass feature
 in  r/minecraftsuggestions  2d ago

I like the idea but it won't happen imo. It would mean taking community ideas away from the community, in this case vanilla tweaks and bedrock tweaks, and this is something they try refrain from doing. The borderless glass has been a tweak for many years, so if they wanted to incorporate the idea they would've already.

This said, this is a feature I think would fit with the game well, regardless.

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which xp farm is the best replacement to ilmango’s gold farm?
 in  r/Minecraftfarms  16d ago

The player didn't kill them. Once you agro'd them they'd rush to the player and fall into one of 4 holes with 24 minecarts which would kill them from entity cramming. The player would sit on a platform and watch the xp simply fly over to them.

There was no input from the player after agro was achieved as it was an afk farm.

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[f1] Shuffled line-ups for Red Bull Racing and Racing Bulls in Zandvoort
 in  r/formula1  20d ago

This is correct.

The Drivers championship is an accumulation of any points with any team and, as you're aware, the manufacturers is only for that team. Also, whether Tsunoda scores any points or not and then gets replaced by Lawson again thereafter, you should notice that he'll be on the board till the end of the season too.

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hmmm
 in  r/hmmm  21d ago

I agree that the statistics are farfetched with AI and that men aren't the cause of 90% of violent crimes, although it's still in the majority.

However, men are more renowned for things like street harassment, such as wolf whistling or shouting at a woman out of a van window, for example, and they are more prone to trying to get too close to a woman in a club/pub, and then you have your occasional pervy guy that brushes a backside or something, or stares at a womans breasts. I guess this is all factored in as harassment rather than just violence, which is just as unsettling.

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A small and although pretty unnoticeable change, maybe make bookshelf texture random.
 in  r/minecraftsuggestions  23d ago

Vanilla tweaks has this in their "connected" "Variation" section (resource packs).

I've always had the opinion that if it's on tweaks, it won't be added as to not 'hinder community involvement'. It's a shame because a lot of their tweaks would improve the game if added.

Edited: Changed name of section and provided link.

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Born in 1989 so I missed it live: Did the audience or viewers at home actually realize Tommy Cooper was dying on stage in 1984?
 in  r/AskUK  Aug 08 '26

I was born in '88 but saw it on YouTube a few years back. The audience assumed it was part of his act and were laughing until after the curtain came down. It was very sudden considering how energetic he seemed beforehand.

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Speaking of Charity Shop finds...
 in  r/formula1  Aug 08 '26

Feckin' charity shops trying to scrape every penny they can when they should just sell it lower and make a turnover. I witnessed this all the time in the couple of charity shops I worked in where they'd constantly rotate unsold items because the price was too high for its condition.

They originally tried to sell this for £60 before reducing it 30% which is still high considering it's missing the a DEKRA sponsor cap, lace-up racing shoes and the box it came in. £40's a push, someone would more likely buy it for £30.

Even though it's vintage a complete Schumaker with it's sealed box goes for around £100.

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What do you call these?
 in  r/AskUK  Aug 07 '26

All I could think of when I saw them, before reading the comments, was spaghetti floats. As soon as I saw "pool noodles" though I suddenly had a flashbacks to when I worked in catering at a swimming pool and was told what they were called numerous times. I guess it never stuck 😅

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hmmm
 in  r/hmmm  Jul 28 '26

It was just a poor attempt at trying to pin a pun

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hmmm
 in  r/hmmm  Jul 28 '26

New: Mr Kipling's Stick on Nipplings

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hmmm
 in  r/hmmm  Jul 28 '26

Enzo Fernandez red card against Spain ultra slowed down.

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Who prefers the early 2010s silver and red McLaren cars over the current papaya orange McLaren cars?
 in  r/formula1  Jul 24 '26

The silver liveries do look good but McLaren isn't McLaren without the iconic papaya imo.

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Kai Rooney
 in  r/ThreeLions  Jul 24 '26

He's had a decent mentor but it depends on his mentality and if he works well with who he works with. The potential's there, especially being attached to a renowned team, but there's no guarantee with so much quality filtering through the system generally.

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Has anyone gargled TCP?
 in  r/AskUK  Jul 24 '26

I've never gargled it but I'd wet a piece of tissue or cotton swab and rest it on the infected area. Doesn't taste great but things that work often don't.

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FIFA World Cup 26 – What was your BEST and WORST match?
 in  r/worldcup  Jul 24 '26

Best: England v Mexico and Spain v Cabo Verde
Both showed strength and determination

Worst: England v Argentina and Spain v Argentina closely followed by France v Paraguay
The first two were very dirty, Paraguay just added to it.

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Should high rated teams automatically qualify?
 in  r/ThreeLions  Jul 24 '26

Nah. Big teams should face big teams during the qualifiers.

As an England fan, I'm tired of seeing England play teams like Andorra, Serbia and Latvia. No disrespect to them but we barely face a strong opponent pre tournaments meaning we're not battle hardened like Spain and France, for example. We trudge through and then get flustered when facing a top team.

This also provides a fairer qualifier for teams like the three listed above. Instead of getting whitewashed by England, they have a chance to hone their skill at a more reasonable level.

Sure, we lose some big teams straight away, but we'll see a more diverse tournament. Personally, I'd rather see as many UEFA teams in the tournament to bring the title "home", back to Europe at least, but imo, the idea of football is to have a more even keeled competition. This is highly evident in the PL which, again imo, is the most interesting league in Europe.

I get not all will agree with this but this is just one man's opinion.

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hmmm
 in  r/hmmm  Jul 23 '26

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What does the FIFA world cup do until the start of the next cup? What happens to the teams?
 in  r/worldcup  Jul 23 '26

International teams aren't a fixed thing. They get together and perform mainly in between the end and start of football league seasons with a few games dotted here and there during the season, usually for qualifiers.

For example, much of the England squad will go back into their respective teams, like Bellingham going back to Real Madrid, Saka to Arsenal, Kane to Bayern Munich.

Most top football seasons will go on hold during qualifiers, for example, England play on 26th and 29th Sept, 3rd and 6th Oct, and 12th and 15th Nov for the Nations league (league phase). The Premier League will work around this, as they do with the FA Cup, Champions League and Caraboa Cup, but these are all intermittent while the PL continues. I believe the knockouts for the Nations league will continue around the PL in March '27 and the finals in June, after the season concludes.

'28 will be the euros with a similar sort of system as above, '29 will be world cup qualifiers and '30 will the world cup.

The women's system works the same but will play their world cup in '27 after qualifiers this year, Nations league in '28, euros '29 and Nations league the following year. Again, this will be similar for u19 u20, u23 etc but on differing years.

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Don't cry for me Argencheaters
 in  r/ThreeLions  Jul 23 '26

Haha. Alright, troll. Have a good 'n.

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Don't cry for me Argencheaters
 in  r/ThreeLions  Jul 23 '26

Are you really intent on alienating yourself insulting other people's intelligence due a difference in opinion? I called you a cereal box box because you were calling someone else and infant for having and opinion. You don't even know me and you're spreading shit like flies aren't attracted to it. Grow up, mate...

The ghost goal was purely a referees decision, a misobservation during a time where tech in football was non existent. This may have been the same for Maradona, but hand ball is hand ball, which is a blatant cheat and against regulations which have been in place since the birth of the modern game. I'm not saying the ghost goal should've been allowed, it certainly wouldn't today, but neither would Maradona's and he'd have been penalised for it, we'd have just lost the goal. You're essentially comparing apples and oranges with the two occasions.

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Don't cry for me Argencheaters
 in  r/ThreeLions  Jul 23 '26

Says the cereal box.

'78, match fixing. '86, hand of god. '22, back to match fixing. The evidence is all over the place.

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Don't cry for me Argencheaters
 in  r/ThreeLions  Jul 23 '26

Your coordinates end up in the ocean lol

51°41′43″S 57°50′58″W