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r/Fallout•

So I was rather disappointed after my first run and never picked it up again. Put in about 25 hours and it just didn't grab me like 3 and NV did. But from talking to friends, I think I just missed a lot of the interesting items, locations, and side quests.

So what stuff should I seek out this time? Side quests, locations, unlockable settlement items, special mods, etc.

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r/personalfinance•

OK, I am in college and living with family. I have no credit history and no bills in my name. I have a substantial amount of money saved up which I could use to apply for a secured card with a good credit limit but I also have a family member willing to cosign for a low-limit card.

Which would be a better option for building credit?

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r/books•

...and I'm hooked! I'm not very far in, but everything so far is just the right amount of everything. I can visualize everything so well, the characters are all interesting and endearing within their first paragraph, and overall the book gives you just enough information and combines it with a bit of flair to make the world feel real.

It's been a while since I've gotten this drawn into a book this fast.

And it's funny too;

*"Teddy swiveled his chair and looked out the window to the sky beyond. Night was edging in. “What must it be like?” he pondered. “He’s stuck out there. He thinks he’s totally alone and that we all gave up on him. What kind of effect does that have on a man’s ps

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