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u/itsgitty


r/community•

Sup guys I started watching community recently and have been enjoying it, I’m in season 3.

However, it almost seems like it only lasted like one a half seasons before becoming completely ungrounded. Every episode has been a full school paintball war, claymation, real zombies, or just going into some fantasy style framing device.

I guess I still enjoy it, i was just really hoping for something that stayed hinged down like the office or parks and Rec

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r/Irrigation•

Hey guys, I’d really appreciate some insight into the issue I’m having.

I planted seed almost two weeks ago and 5 days ago I had a bad leaky valve that made it impossible to have the water on. I could not get a new valve to replace it with until yesterday. I replaced the top half and it’s better but actually one screw still wouldn’t tighten on the leak side and it’s still very slowly leaking so it looks like I have to replace the whole thing now which will be a pain.

Anyway. When I was messing with the leaky valve days ago, I decided to just turn the sprinklers on and let them run, then just turn off my water when they’re done until I could fix it. But when I went to turn my sprinklers o

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r/azdiamondbacks•

anyone else not receive student pass texts like the last 2 months? I don’t know what’s going on.

Also how is there no dodgers diamondbacks post series thread on r/baseball? Do we have to post them? I would but I don’t know how to include the box score and stuff like those threads have.

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r/tipofmytongue•

Can’t think of this fruit snack I used to eat, I don’t see it available in stores anymore. I think it was in the same line of fruit roll ups, gushers, fruit by the foot (Betty Crocker), but it was about the size of a fruit roll up, but it was thicker and laid out on a piece of paper and had lines and shapes down it so you could peel off pieces. It was thicker than a fruit roll up and tasted different with different texture.

Anyone have an idea of what I’m thinking of?

Thanks

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r/healthIT•

Hey everyone, I’ve worked 5 years as a medical technologist and I am looking to move into a health IT area. I originally wanted to do engineering but it would likely to be too hard with my life situation. So I am now looking at Health Informatics, or Information Systems, or even data analytics? I definitely want to make more money but my transition is mainly because I have been on computers my entire life, I dabbled in HTML/CSS since I was 11 or 12, and I’ve tried learning Python and programming languages on multiple occasions but have yet to do so.

I want to make a good decision and do something that would be interesting and fun and also have a much higher salary cap. I want to do an onli

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