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This keeps on occurring to me: are people who maintain false lives (e.g. they appear to be going to college/grad school when they actually failed out) more prone to murder?

58 upvotes • r/TrueCrimeDiscussion

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If you own the new closed Station restaurant on Liberty Avenue in Bloomfield, the garbage sitting on the side is gross and a horrid rotting smell wafts out into the street.

22 upvotes • r/pittsburgh

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Skit comedians on SNL (maybe other places IDK) who deliberately "break" and laugh because they think people like that and it looks cool and supposedly funny.

3 upvotes • r/PetPeeves

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IAMA request: Someone(s) who fell for South Park's anti-ginger campaign.

1 upvotes • r/IAmA

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The average person born after the year 2000 will spend one month and 3.5 days on long presses.

1 upvotes • r/RandomThoughts

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IAMA person who had terrible back pain. Now it is 100 percent gone. Ask away if you have classic lower back pain.

1 upvotes • r/IAmA

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This sub is encouraging people too much.

1 upvotes • r/SuicideWatch

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Could a massive, multi-national effort dig an unprecedented hole and create a thermo energy producing station to power the whole world?

1 upvotes • r/askscience

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In general terms, how do things that bend not degrade? E.g., a car tire bends on each rotation continuously, or a silicon squeeze bottle, as opposed to some things that either don't bend or degrade quickly when bent.

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What motivated people centuries ago to eat their vegetables? [Biology]

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
This keeps on occurring to me: are people who maintain false lives (e.g. they appear to be going to college/grad school when they actually failed out) more prone to murder?	58	TrueCrimeDiscussion
If you own the new closed Station restaurant on Liberty Avenue in Bloomfield, the garbage sitting on the side is gross and a horrid rotting smell wafts out into the street.	22	pittsburgh
Skit comedians on SNL (maybe other places IDK) who deliberately "break" and laugh because they think people like that and it looks cool and supposedly funny.	3	PetPeeves
IAMA request: Someone(s) who fell for South Park's anti-ginger campaign.	1	IAmA
The average person born after the year 2000 will spend one month and 3.5 days on long presses.	1	RandomThoughts
IAMA person who had terrible back pain. Now it is 100 percent gone. Ask away if you have classic lower back pain.	1	IAmA
This sub is encouraging people too much.	1	SuicideWatch
Could a massive, multi-national effort dig an unprecedented hole and create a thermo energy producing station to power the whole world?	1	askscience
In general terms, how do things that bend not degrade? E.g., a car tire bends on each rotation continuously, or a silicon squeeze bottle, as opposed to some things that either don't bend or degrade quickly when bent.	1	askscience
What motivated people centuries ago to eat their vegetables? [Biology]	1	askscience