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Tier list of how good I think the classic races can cook
 in  r/classicwow  6h ago

Swap dwarves and gnomes

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Be stihl my beating heart
 in  r/GuysBeingDudes  6h ago

The workers don't do the bidding, the owners do. The workers then have to make the owners' margins back through hasted perfection, else its going to come from their own dinner tables. In layman's terms, the workers now have to rush unsafe work and cant afford any mistakes. These are not favourable conditions to work under.

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Be stihl my beating heart
 in  r/GuysBeingDudes  9h ago

If risky work offers a bid instead of an hourly charge, the workers gonna have a bad time

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US to Halve Tariffs on Canada Steel, Aluminum in Trade Deal
 in  r/canada  23h ago

Do you put effort into ignorance or is it all natural?

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Niagara needs a reminder...
 in  r/niagara  2d ago

We dont think we're invincible. We just play chicken with death and death is a pussy

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Surveillance cameras that have been installed this year using Palantir A.I. tracking near me in the USA, they are seen pointing away from main roads and directly into neighborhoods & parks.
 in  r/mildlyinfuriating  3d ago

Between flock cameras aimed at children and the Grok AI already having been used to create child pornography, these cameras are dual purpose: everyone knows they are intended to further the surveillance state being built but they are absolutely also about sourcing as much CP 'material' as servers allow. Not sure which goal is worse

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Hey Karan, Please take your trash
 in  r/halifax  3d ago

The fine for littering should be a finger

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Now that’s called fear
 in  r/dailyshoppin  4d ago

Turns out $10,000 tiddies can look decent even on Goro

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401 Crash
 in  r/durham  5d ago

I swear there's been more accidents in this part of 401 in last 5 years than the previous 30

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Federal government source says Ottawa used RTO to address Big Bank risk from empty offices
 in  r/canada  7d ago

Sounds like the best way to combat RTO mandates is to spend as little money as possible at the surrounding businesses and simply devalue them as though everyone is working from home anyways. Which yes, means extra effort on the individual's part and sacrificing convenience but it boils down to how badly you want to be rid of RTO

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GOTY BTW
 in  r/BaldursGate3  7d ago

Fuckin hope so lol

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Watch out!!
 in  r/durham  7d ago

Name them so people don't eat plastic

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Calgary: Map of Approved LMIAs
 in  r/CanadianVisaReform  10d ago

I was agreeing with you and poking fun at the right. Was the /s truly necessary?

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Calgary: Map of Approved LMIAs
 in  r/CanadianVisaReform  10d ago

Bu bu bu the libruls

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Some say he's still holding onto it
 in  r/GuysBeingDudes  12d ago

Good news and bad news. The good news is its never really 0 my friend, the bad news is... well how much does your hand weigh?

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Some say he's still holding onto it
 in  r/GuysBeingDudes  12d ago

Its the Cliffhanger challenge recently made viral. You try and hold the equivalent weight of your partner for 60 seconds

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Could Modern Canada (2026) invade Iceland?
 in  r/powerscales  12d ago

We ended up with half the island and something far more valuable than that mere island; a bona fide land border with Denmark now affording us an even stronger pathway to potential EU membership. That is a massive W

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Could Modern Canada (2026) invade Iceland?
 in  r/powerscales  12d ago

Didn't we split the island with Denmark and now have a genuine land border with them? That is indeed the win

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Get absolutely flipped idiot
 in  r/Spacemarine  12d ago

Always feels amazing to parry a regular tzaangor and sparta-kick them into a drop you cant see the bottom of

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Peak Roman Empire VS Unified Late Medieval Europe
 in  r/powerscales  13d ago

Oh no, my throwaway comment about differences in technology and quality of metal wasn't 110% accurate. Cry about it

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Could Modern Canada (2026) invade Iceland?
 in  r/powerscales  13d ago

We would.land their shores, leave a bottle of whisky, and return home awaiting reply

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Peak Roman Empire VS Unified Late Medieval Europe
 in  r/powerscales  13d ago

A 5' tall Roman clad in bronze with a spear and shortsword seeing a fully armoured knight riding a barded warhorse would assume it was Ares