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r/AskACanadian•

Hey fellow Canadians! Something I've noticed recently is that some airports in Canada are usually referred to in a specific way. For instance, Toronto is basically always "Pearson" which makes sense given it's "Toronto Pearson", but YVR (anecdotally) is pretty much always used for Vancouver instead of "Vancouver International Airport".

Are there other names that I don't know about that yall might be using? Or is your airport usually referred to by the airport code as well?

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r/nethack•

Had a promising run going for my first samurai ascension on NAO. Made it to around DL 22, with -16 AC without any wishes yet. Insanely lucky with random bits of equipment I found lying around.

Went to go make dinner, so I intended on saving the game, but out of muscle memory for some reason went for #quit and hit "y" instead.

Anyway learn from my mistake from this unfortunate YASD

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