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r/self•

One thing for sure, I am not hate watching. I watch because I find their subjects interesting. I just don't like the presenter. Something about their personalities I find grating, but I still want to know about the subjects they present. One is a lawyer that speaks to us like a legally blond bimbo, but what she talks about and her insights are interesting and relevant. I just don't like her slang and intonations. Another is a pop-culture narrator for a larger channel who informs us about popular actors, their history and what they are currently doing. I hate his sarcasm and his speech patterns, but I want to know about the subjects he talks about.

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r/vintagegaming•

I remember specifically that I played the original Bubble Bobble with my mom as well as Wheel of Fortune, both on the original NES.

The Bubble Bobble was a total game experience and because of the Nintendo Power magazine, Bubble Bobble game we completed with the true ending. Wheel of Fortune was an easy gameshow game that we figured all the puzzles that were left.

My dad, however, loved Sonic I&II on my GameGear. He insisted that when I charged my humongous battery pack, that I did it next to his lounge chair. Sonic 2 was the best he ever did, but he loved it.

Both of my parents loved games before they became too complicated. Dad did no survive to experience casual phone games

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r/self•

First of all, it was terrifying. I heard an accident outside of my house and I ran to help. I was trained as a boy scout to help where I could, especially first aid, but a single look at the driver made apparent that there was nothing could be done.

A car ran off of the main street and hit a brick wall to flip over and slam into my neighbors garage. Although, I was not the closest, I was the one who charged forward to try to help. I was the first on scene, and I wanted to administer first aid, but what I saw stopped me dead. Most of the back of her skull was gone. Her blood was mixed with the transmission fluid. I couldn't even bring myself to touch her let alone take a pulse that co

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So my grandbaby (M 18 months) and his mama (20) were outside playing with his tio (10) and tia (12). I stepped out to check on them and then came back inside. Now, I am my grandbaby's second favorite person but I have never heard him call me Papa like we are trying for. When I came in, I shut the door behind me quickly, so I had no clue that he came in right behind me. I walked all the way to the back of the house and I heard a soft voice behind me say Papa. Scared TF out of me. I thought the house was empty. I didn't scream but I turned deep in the fight or flight. Seconds after I realized what happened, Mama was inside looking for baby.

It was creepy, but I want to hear all kind

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r/10thDentist•

I realized I was in the minimum when I was working the restaurant biz. They asked me if I was willing to split my days off as if it was an inconvenience but I was stoked. I thoroughly prefer split days off. It gives me a chance to recharge after 2 or 3 days instead of after 5, and really, I only need a single day to recharge. I don't want to wait that long for some peace. My dad actually had a great schedule. He did shift work where it was 12 hour shifts but it was 3 days on 3 days off. I find this Ideal.

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r/BatmanArkham•

Founder's Island, grid 1 row 1 slot 3

This is one of the ones you scan with the Batmobile and follow the trail of ? s. There is a point where the trail leads up through a fan. All the tutorials show after grappling up the fan and resummoning the Batmobile, they have no trouble picking the trail back up, but for me the trail never shows up after the grapple.

Help, I am so close to platinum

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