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During 'The Blitz' in the UK during the 2WW, barrage baloons were widely used (per archives) to impede/inhibit attacks on UK cities. Tales also told as to the hight of the baloons implied the likelyhood of a raid/attack (higher baloons meant more likely). How were baloons meant to stop axis planes?

19 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Searching for a book from the early '80s called Chrome (or similar). Sci-fi about a gay relationship between an android and a human.

18 upvotes • r/AskGaybrosOver30

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Trying to find a book that I read in the early '80s. Called Chrome (or maybe Crome).

4 upvotes • r/askgaybros

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Have you ever felt the need to take your blender on the road with you?

1 upvotes • r/Cooking

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What's the chemical reaction between the stainless steel trivet in my pressure cooker and the aluminium foil I wrap my seitan in that makes the trivet have a Matt white coating? Some parts of the foil are blackened.

1 upvotes • r/askscience

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During 'The Blitz' in the UK during the 2WW, barrage baloons were widely used (per archives) to impede/inhibit attacks on UK cities. Tales also told as to the hight of the baloons implied the likelyhood of a raid/attack (higher baloons meant more likely). How were baloons meant to stop axis planes?	19	AskHistorians
Searching for a book from the early '80s called Chrome (or similar). Sci-fi about a gay relationship between an android and a human.	18	AskGaybrosOver30
Trying to find a book that I read in the early '80s. Called Chrome (or maybe Crome).	4	askgaybros
Have you ever felt the need to take your blender on the road with you?	1	Cooking
What's the chemical reaction between the stainless steel trivet in my pressure cooker and the aluminium foil I wrap my seitan in that makes the trivet have a Matt white coating? Some parts of the foil are blackened.	1	askscience