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@lazylucyowo @amverynorm46621 @l_is_for_legs @mini_feebas @normalishvegan Potatoes are from America and every form of how you can imagine making or eating them is from America. Everywhere else is doing a remix. Sometimes the US has a win and it’s fucking potatoes

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@mlstrat dont worry we will take those soon too

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@crosstown_line to be fair anyone left on the 7 after times square is likely diabolical,

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@OrevaZSN yeah thats not correct

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@Merman_Melville i imagine its actually pretty nice aside from knowing everyone you have met in the past 20 years doesnt actually like you, including family

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This app may have been a bad idea

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Please

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@chillextremist They used to call you a hipster if you bought cheese

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@chillextremist They used to call you a hipster if you could close your eyes and cross the street.

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@NeogiClaws @EelsPdf @tombarfield Yea so an ADA liability and tort liability are not the same. This is about a step you can’t really see and tripping/hurting yourself. The other is about accessibility. Tort law exists everywhere, but American is very litigious by comparison to Europe/has more generous juries

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@BLASTorBLESS @1imeTime They were racist and black people lived in cities so they have racist memories of cities

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@jessica_m1997 @Jz9015 @mononoprix This implies ‘’my brother died the first time I kissed a girl’ which isn’t the sentiment. The sentence is fine.

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@boomhotdog2 This is a huge misunderstanding of wealth and power. They’d be gone if they wouldcould

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@FlemingDriller @vintagemapstore A frog will sit in boiling water

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@BigBicNick Imagine smaller towns further away from major cities and you’ve got the picture

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Arcade means so many different things. Who the fuck had this last name?

[Architecture Hub @archpng]

The Eiffel Tower you know is not exactly the Eiffel Tower that opened in 1889.

Its first platform was once wrapped with ornate decorative arcades — part of the architectural embellishments added by Stephen Sauvestre to soften the tower’s industrial iron structure. But for the 1937 Paris International Exposition, the first level was modernized under André Granet: the old decorative arcades were removed and replaced with cleaner, straighter galleries.

The change was so seamless that most people today have never seen the original version. What we recognize now is a simplified Eiffel Tower — less Victorian, more modern, and shaped partly by a renovation nearly 50 years after it was built.

Did you know this detail was missing?

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@kusatsunn @hanada_gadget If you do not speak it then the lore is lost. Thank you

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@elefaantz @spinbackmecca I have several people pre explaining to me an injury and why they won’t be able to work like I’m their PO