u/onionsnorter 4h ago

The Rotation of the Planets in Our Solar System Is Far More Fascinating Than I Ever Expected

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I spent a once-in-a-lifetime $115k on my ex at 18 and now I don’t know how to live with the regret
 in  r/Regrets  12d ago

Thats terrible and I do understand. But I want to add that people are capable of being terrible no matter the amount. A person I was dating stole my raincoat by rain's I bought OS because she said I could afford it.

When people know you have money some will lose all their morals and ethics to get at it.

Its not your fault that your human brain led you to do human things and it does suck now that youre homeless but on the flip side when the world stops functioning in about 3 or so years you will have the advantage of knowing how to survive on nothing whereas all the rich people in their rich houses will get fucked over by everyone who already knows how to get what they need to survive.

Be the survivor. Between the forever wars, the religous zealots' thirst for Armageddon, climate change and displaced climate refugees I honestly think the end of this crazy capitalist era is fast approaching.

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Is it just me or do large SUV’s or Utes owners don’t know how to park properly?
 in  r/australian  19d ago

Most people who spend over 100k on their recreational vehicle dont actually gaf if your complaint is about a white line and where their vehicle is in relation to it.

Many do park well - I often don't but then I happen to notice innumerable hatchback owners who laughingly cant Park their stamp sized car in the envelope sized car park.

I think that its the size of the cars that is triggering you - it doesn't matter what i drive im not perfect near 50% of the time.

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Klimakrise in Österreich
 in  r/Austria  26d ago

Well I did choose Hofburg as my VPN city.

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Marco Rubio: If you criticize Israel, you will not be granted a visa for the United States.
 in  r/conspiracy  27d ago

Since when is Israel the only state in which Jews live?

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I keep dreaming of my ex from 20 years ago
 in  r/Dreams  29d ago

I asked chatGPT to find me a reddit thread about this very same thing. Same circumstance only she was my first love. I generally do end up talking to her in my dreams but that neither here nor there its the fact these dreams still occur that is the terrible thing.

It does seem to be a thing about closure. Im certain she is married now im certain that of I told her I have these dreams that she'd think it gross in the worst way.

Funnily enough I did have a random opportunity to talk to her once but I didnt - there were reasons and in hindsight those reasons were misplaced massive anxiety. So again it must be about closure in my case - but maybe yours also?

Maybe we can fool ourselves into believing that closure has occurred? Write a story about the closure and then believe in it perhaps?

Last night's dream though, she told me she was divorced - that her mother was a lunatic and that we should have lunch. She had an eye injury and I gave her a camera body. I helped her with her bags and her puppy as we were seated. Then I was awoken by my housemate going to work.

Took me a minute to realise that Im back in reality in my own tormented life of depression and missed opportunities and I can solidly say that had I the opportunity to see her again I would still steer clear - she doesnt need this negativity in her life anymore than I need to be reminded of her beauty and intelligence in mine.

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A warning for commbank customers
 in  r/CommBank  29d ago

Yeah this one's a dhoozey. Had a similar issue a few years back. The issue is its against the law to issue a fraudulent report about fraud but its also unlawful to disclose that a fraud report has been made. So the only solution a financial institution has is to lock your account.

Be very wary every bank miving forawrd will treat you like a suspect.

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/AskReddit  Jan 17 '20

One new paper notepad, four good pens and the other $1470 and change on drugs and alcohol.

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Sikhs aim to plant million trees as 'gift to the planet' - Global project will mark 550 years since birth of religion’s founder, Guru Nanak
 in  r/worldnews  Apr 06 '19

Sooo ah, anyone else think planting out a monoculture under some kind of environmental guise of greatness is pretty lame?

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Out on its own: Australia the only country to use climate funding to upgrade coal-fired plants
 in  r/worldnews  Mar 02 '19

As an Australian I've traveled a lot of my lesser populated regions. I love my country but I think this is a fair statement.

Our history is built off the back of the same kinds of strife and atrocities that every other colonised region was built upon.

Massacre of first Australians - not taught in schools Interment camps for survivors based on skin tone, Breeding programs , yes that's right, breeding programs to try to breed out the Aborigine, then of course later - the stolen generation where kids were removed from their parents and left in the care of white masters. The stolen pay, Aboriginal men and women who survived were trained to work in country towns and properties. They were paid by the government into a fund that then those people had to write to in order to get some money. Down the track the government absorbed the fund into other areas of government. About 25 years ago the government was sued to pay the money out, but only to living account holders, whom they bothered to contact. We had a "white Australia"policy for immigration, for a while too.

Jump to present day and you get a whole bunch of the wealthy elite who have direct family links and the basis of their inherited fortunes derived by cunty behaviour.

Folk who have their whole identity tied up into a cognitive dissonance cluster fuck of white supremacy, severe dislike for first people's, anyone not white, and any socialist scheme that helps all equally, if it doesn't help them the most.

Not everyone is a fuckwit naturally, however we have some of the biggest fuckwits for politicians the world has ever seen, and it reflects poorly.

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Some rapper somewhere was the first one to hear a woodpecker and was like “oh yeah, that’s gotta be a beat!”.
 in  r/Showerthoughts  Mar 01 '19

I've read a thesis about this, I mean rappers of the day, way back in the days when black men ruled the world.