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r/tipofmytongue•

Hello,

When I was a kid living in Taiwan, I remembered watching an anime/cartoon mecha film. I've searched for over a decade. I looked up different genres of mecha anime from the 90s or earlier, from different countries (Taiwan, South Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, etc.) and still cannot find it. I asked family members if they remembered it, but they have no clue what I'm talking about; even though I know they were watching it with me.

Details:

-- I remembered the show had aliens and humans; I think the aliens (humanoid) were the bad guys and had a space fleet.

-- I remembered the show had a boy pilot the robot, and he used it to fight primarily in space. He was accompanied by a girl an

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r/tipofmytongue•

Hello,

When I was a child in Taiwan, I remember my family watched a kung fu, horror, comedy film on TV. The year was about 1997, so the film can't be older than that.

Here's what I remember:

-- The film had a haunted house, with ghosts and demons. I would categorize this film as a horror comedy film, mixed in with elements of magic powers and kung fu fighting.

-- There were many characters in the film, but I most vividly remembered the Xiaolin kid character. Apparently, this child actor was versed in martial arts in real life and was pretty big in the film industry; or so my mother told me when we watched the movie.

-- This scene is ENGRAINED in my mind: There was a scene where

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r/YouShouldKnow•

I never thought it could happen to me, but it did.

I was coming home from work and merged into a busy lane. The driver behind gave me plenty of space to maneuver and I gave him a courtesy hand wave after I merged. From that point on, he began following me. This driver mimic all my lane changes and took all my turns. Even as I entered a residential area, he still continued to maintain a two car length distance. I tried making eye contact with him to see if he was road-raging, but he was wearing sunglasses - in the evening. My mind started to race, I was getting closer to my home, I wasn't thinking straight... and I made a huge mistake.

So, YSK what to do if you are being followed...

TL;D

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r/NewTubers•

Hello! I just want to make a thread to get an insight on how long fellow Youtubers had to wait for their channels to be approved for monetization. I think this would also be a good thread for those who are undergoing reviews themselves to get a grasp on a wait time range.

My monetization review hasn't been approved yet and is currently running into the fourth month. I wish there was a way to e-mail Youtube to expedite the process! Hopefully none of you all had to wait this long.

Thank you for sharing!

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r/humanresources•

Hello everyone.

I recently (4 hours ago) passed the PHR exam and I'm writing this because everything is still fresh in my mind. This is just to add to everybody's contributions which was personally helpful. You may find the information particularly helpful if you are using the Distinctive HR Prep from David Siler.

Please note: My exam is one of many versions. What I am sharing may not be your exact experience!

BACKGROUND: I have a masters in HRM and a unrelated undergraduate degree. I do not have any experience with civilian HR services nor have I ever worked in the public sector.

My study preparation source: David Siler's Distinctive HR Prep. I will rank the preparation

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