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[WP] You and your friend joke about a possible ghost in your apartment, so one day you decide to get refrigerator magnets in case it leaves a message. On your way out the door you jokingly ask the room "I'm going to the grocery store. Need anything?" The magnets then spell out "eggs."

58 upvotes • r/WritingPrompts

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[WP] You’re lying on your deathbed waiting for the arrival of the grim reaper. You certainly weren’t expecting a visit from the Grim Rapper.

9 upvotes • r/WritingPrompts

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If the encryption capabilities are client side, why are they a paid feature?

2 upvotes • r/pcloud

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Would breathing be more efficient if humans had several smaller lungs rather than two large lungs, but if they all added up to the same volume? And would there be any corresponding disadvantages?

1 upvotes • r/askscience

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How high of a static charge can the human body build up under normal conditions?

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[WP] You and your friend joke about a possible ghost in your apartment, so one day you decide to get refrigerator magnets in case it leaves a message. On your way out the door you jokingly ask the room "I'm going to the grocery store. Need anything?" The magnets then spell out "eggs."	58	WritingPrompts
[WP] You’re lying on your deathbed waiting for the arrival of the grim reaper. You certainly weren’t expecting a visit from the Grim Rapper.	9	WritingPrompts
If the encryption capabilities are client side, why are they a paid feature?	2	pcloud
Would breathing be more efficient if humans had several smaller lungs rather than two large lungs, but if they all added up to the same volume? And would there be any corresponding disadvantages?	1	askscience
How high of a static charge can the human body build up under normal conditions?	1	askscience