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  • Yeah but 80% of peak low tide seems weird. The less low tide you get means the higher the tide?

    Nevermind I looked closer and it's clearly labeled 'hours' so it's more of a countdown than a percentage, which makes total sense.

    • dark tower deck supremacy

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  • That robot yoga combo

    • Invincible - Season 2 Official Trailer | Prime Video

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  • Could be!

    • Invincible - Season 2 Official Trailer | Prime Video

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  • I watched the Atom Eve origin story mini series they pit out earlier this year (?), I really enjoyed it and thought the quality was up there with Invincible so I'm pretty excited about season 2.

    • Get this straight, Western media: Palestinians aren’t sub-human

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  • I find the informal, sassy tone of the headline off-putting.

    • Climate crisis will make Europe’s beer cost more and taste worse, say scientists

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  • I spent a few weeks on California for a friend's wedding. Was bracing myself for bud light but it was just dirt cheap 7% IPAs and legal weed the whole trip. Was stoked. (From New Zealand)

    • What are some cozy Irish sitcoms. I already know Father Ted so no Father Ted

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  • Every scene with the grandfather is gold! (played by the same guy who played Bariston Selmy in Game of Thrones!)

    • What is a film whose trailer alone presaged its success?

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  • Good call!

    Also using the opening scene as a trailer is such a classy move.

    • [Vote] Should we defederate hexbear?

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  • Aye

    • Down and out in Paris and London

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  • Fun fact the book is not just about unemployment, the protagonist works for a time as a dishwasher in some Paris hotel kitchens!

    The great Anthony Bourdain praised this book for its depictions of the lifestyle of kitchen workers in the 1920s, pointing out that many of Orwells observations are still relevant today.