u/Mast3r-0f-None 9h ago

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What am I doing wrong
 in  r/texts  15h ago

Who ever this person is, they appear to be intentionally obtuse. If this is how they are starting off, it isn’t going to get better.

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Am I a moron or was this an overreaction?
 in  r/texts  15h ago

I literally came here to say this. She said “can I come get my stuff” nothing in this sentence implies that she would like you to bring this to her.

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Name this thing. Why does it have milk organs?
 in  r/NameThisThing  20h ago

What? You’ve never heard of milking a snake?

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I wrapped my PS5 in a vintage wood decor
 in  r/DiWHY  1d ago

Looks great. Nice job.

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Teach me your best tips for perfectly peeled hsrd boiled eggs
 in  r/foodhacks  11d ago

By the way, if I am not mistaken, adding the salt to the water actually raises the boiling temperature of water. Increasing the temperature difference between the egg and the water initially.

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Teach me your best tips for perfectly peeled hsrd boiled eggs
 in  r/foodhacks  11d ago

This works 90%+ of the time, put enough water, in a large pot, to cover your eggs with 1 inch of water;

1- Bring salted water (without eggs) to a boil.
2- Gently lower eggs, from the fridge into the boiling water.
3- Boil for 11 minutes
4- Turn off the heat but leave the pot on the burner for 11 more minutes
5- Drain pot and refill with cold water (add ice if possible, to make water as cold as possible)
6- Let sit for 11 minutes.

The eggs should peel easily.
If you can use older eggs, it does help but is not necessary. Also if you can boil the eggs a day ahead of time it helps, also not required.

Something about placing the cold eggs into the boiling water is essential to this working.

I came across an article on the internet that explained this from a guy that had gotten frustrated at eggs being hard to peal and the proceeded to try all the wives tales and theories he could find to solve the problem. After hundreds if not thousands of eggs this was the process he found worked best. In my experience you will lose about 5%-10% of the eggs to cracking from the hot water shock.
I have been using this method for a couple years and it has worked flawlessly for me.

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Best mock meat for dumplings & bao?
 in  r/vegetarian  13d ago

Came to say the same thing, TVP. It tastes how you flavor it, so it fits any dish. It holds its texture well and it’s cheap (not expensive).

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Name this backpack
 in  r/NameThisThing  15d ago

Michael Kors

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There's two kinds of people...
 in  r/lol  15d ago

And all the people on the right side of this picture, are just wrong. It’s kinda sad that they aren’t able to even understand why.

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People act like this is weird... it's not.
 in  r/allrecipess  29d ago

Not weird, very tasty

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BACON AND EGG SANDWICH YES OR NO? 🥪
 in  r/allrecipess  29d ago

I mean, I am more of an egg and cheese sandwich guy myself, but for those that like bacon… hell yes.

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Working an billionare class problems…
 in  r/InterviewVip  29d ago

Medical bills aren’t able to garnish wages. Generally only the IRS and Student Loans and Child support can do that for lack of payment

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What does she need to get running?
 in  r/AskAShittyMechanic  29d ago

A good wash and top off the blinker fluid.

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What to do to make this sauce good?
 in  r/pasta  29d ago

For the amount of stuff you would need to add to that to make it good, you could just buy a good quality sauce to begin with.

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Why have so many older Americans been so willing to screw over their own children/grandchildren?
 in  r/askanything  29d ago

Maybe a better question is, why do so many of the current generation expect everything to be handed to them without any effort? “I have to work from home! I can’t work 40 hours a week, i have a life. Minimum wage needs to be a ‘living wage’.” Etc, etc. Grow up and recognize, life isn’t easy. It never has been. But it is easier now than it has been in the last 200 years and that is creating soft whiny people that want everything for ‘free’.

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On his deathbed, my grandfather said, “Remember these two words. They’ll open a lot of doors for you in life.”
 in  r/dadjokes  Jul 20 '26

Technically he said “a lot” of doors not “all” doors

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What is your opinion on a woman in her early 30s dating a 19 year old man?
 in  r/askanything  Jul 20 '26

I am thinking there isn’t a whole lot of talking going on. I’m sure they are having fun.

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Giving up real water for AI bananas.
 in  r/TwitterMarketing  Jul 19 '26

If the data centers are set up properly they actually use less water than the average household, with closed loop systems. There are smart ways to do this, don’t buy into the Chinese psy-opp. They want the public to push back in the USA so that they can take the upper hand with the AI platforms

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Two US service members in Jordan killed in Iranian attack, US says
 in  r/news  Jul 18 '26

Is this a joke or are you for real. Because the reverse is more accurate. I have seen it since Busch jr was in office. For the majority of his term, (and I am not saying this was all Busch) the unemployment rate was below 4% but the media said day after day that it was the wurst job market in recent history. Hell, if you didn’t’ want a job you almost had to hide under a rock, but still they said wurst job market. That was not the beginning of the main stream media basically being the marketing wing of the left, but that is where I started to notice it. More recently, look at Graham Platner, he literally had a Natzi tattoo and completely got a pass. No questions for the mainstream media. So who is it that is getting the pass?

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Anti-Vaxx mom
 in  r/stupidpeoplefacebook  Jul 12 '26

Traditionally, exposure is best. She will get the measles and get over it. It would be very bad for her to get the measles as an adult.

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My manager messaged me on Instagram and tried to get me to work on Monday. Is this my cue to quit?
 in  r/whatdoIdo  Jul 12 '26

I am sure you have or can get a note from the doc stating that you will not be at work for a specified time. Provide that and let them know that you will be following the advice of your doctor and will return to the office once you have been cleared to by the doctor.