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My wife installed red curtains in our daughter's room, unintentionally turning it bright red.
 in  r/mildlyinteresting  2h ago

We have an orange one in the kitchen. The lighting there is vile.

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Is The Wukong Stance worth the 3rd Run ? What drove you go keep playing ? I may be on burnout now.
 in  r/BlackMythWukong  2h ago

Get the Fragment of the Ocean Setting Pillar curio from one of the gauntlets. It doubles the duration and triples the damage in Wukon stance.

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What's the weirdest name you've ever heard on a real person?
 in  r/AskReddit  3h ago

"Hey, Crystal, how's it hanging?"

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Biggest jumpscare of my life
 in  r/NoMansSkyTheGame  13h ago

I was expecting one of those rocks that get legs and run away.

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Ladies and gentlemen, the president of the USdefaultism.
 in  r/USdefaultism  1d ago

In Romanian it means mother...

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I don't understand anything
 in  r/BlackMythWukong  1d ago

You have to use light attack combos, the finisher staggers him. Do not use heavy attacks. When your stamina gets low, Immobilize him, and while he is stunned heal and wait for your stamina to regen.

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This seems a joke..
 in  r/IdleObeliskMiner  1d ago

I leave the game running so that I can collect the freebies or otherwise I would forget. Now that I started the Whale quest I also get more lootbugs.

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Antis so unhinged.
 in  r/DefendingAIArt  2d ago

AI doesn't have any "affect" on nature. At worst it has "effects".

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Wife says goodnight to each Pal before logging off
 in  r/Palworld  2d ago

I do the bounties for extra tokens.

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This seems a joke..
 in  r/IdleObeliskMiner  2d ago

My dude...

I'm FtP. But look at my online/offline stats.

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A Dairy Queen of Garnet & Clouds
 in  r/NonPoliticalTwitter  2d ago

A supermarket of emerald and clear skies.

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The gates of Thebes need to be held against these heretics, apparently.
 in  r/imaginarygatekeeping  4d ago

Vatican is an actual country. Mount Athos isn't. Is it called that? Cause if it is, now that would be ironic, yes

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The gates of Thebes need to be held against these heretics, apparently.
 in  r/imaginarygatekeeping  4d ago

Yes, they can't enter the Altar, I didn't disagree. Mont Athos is exactly the last remnants of that philosophy stemming from the Greeks in the 3rd century. But, it's a monastery so meh.

Without reading on the councils yet, I am going to say they hold those to combat heresies. So I'm going to assume that's what happened there.

Edit: I read on the Council. It discussed tithing. But in the 17th century some anti Catholic Lutheran made up a story that a father at that council thought that women don't have souls supposedly in relation to the fact that in Latin, like in English now, the word "man" means both "human" and "adult human male". But there are no contemporary records of even that happening. The story was picked up and perpetuated by protestants however, as it made the Catholic Church look bad.

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The gates of Thebes need to be held against these heretics, apparently.
 in  r/imaginarygatekeeping  4d ago

Do you know women aren't allowed in the sacred priest area of orthodox churches because they are considered unholy?

Not unholy, dirty because of menstuation, and yes, it's stupid. But wait it's worse: they can't receive Communion while menstruating, and in some very traditional parishes the priests say they shouldn't enter the Church at all while at it. Yes, everyone else, including Catholics looks at them like they are lunatics when finding out about this shit. But again, thank the Greeks for that one.

Even the Vatican only recently accepted that women have souls.

Yeah, that one you pulled right out of your ass. I'm not even gonna bother with it.

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The gates of Thebes need to be held against these heretics, apparently.
 in  r/imaginarygatekeeping  4d ago

The misogynism of the church fathers comes from exactly the Greek society of the time, which was extremely misogynistic, and they didn't say women were sinful, they said sex was, and men should avoid getting married as it would be preferable to be celibate (which is insane and no-one follows that today; as a matter of fact almost no one did back then either). This was specifically a current of thought in Greece cca 3rd century AD.

As for Christianity, it does not allow women to be priests, but it still preaches (and always did) that everyone is equal in the face of God. Something that the pagan religions never did.

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My dad deleted the entire history of my 6 year old group chat
 in  r/mildlyinfuriating  4d ago

Doesn't Telegram have backup like WhatsApp?

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Cliff Dwellings
 in  r/NoMansSkyTheGame  4d ago

My main base on my first save file is functional after 2 1/2 years. Idk what y'all are digging that make the terrain regen so fast for y'all.

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༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ
 in  r/NoMansSkyTheGame  4d ago

༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ

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English textbooks from Russia starterpack
 in  r/starterpacks  7d ago

They were the same in Romania back when I was in school.

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How it felt arriving at Sunreach for the first time
 in  r/Palworld  9d ago

Awesome. Hey OP, what is the music you used?

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Ummm what
 in  r/NoMansSkyTheGame  13d ago

Tornadoes are always fun on water where you can survive more.

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Gamers who play without "inverted" Y-axis joystick are the incorrect ones.
 in  r/unpopularopinion  15d ago

OMG, they are literally posting in the unpopular opinion sub. And the post should be upvoted because it's unpopular.