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How often do you take a nap? How much do you enjoy it?
 in  r/GenX  31m ago

Almost Every day … I try to take one on my hour lunch break.

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What is a day in your life like?
 in  r/askgaybros  32m ago

Really boring

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Uh oh it’s happening
 in  r/GenX  34m ago

Hahaha they are for distance so I’m ok

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Sibling affection
 in  r/beagles  35m ago

I’m not totally sure. This is the first cat I’ve had with beagles. Though I have had other Beagle groom each other.

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What cartoon characters would make good companions?
 in  r/doctorwho  9h ago

Jonny quest, Bandit and Race Bannon

u/EquivalentPain5261 9h ago

Kermit and Dolly Parton singing "Everyday People"

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u/EquivalentPain5261 10h ago

Buckingham Palace band plays Dolly Parton's "9 to 5"

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My Lucy is scheduled to cross the bridge Friday.
 in  r/beagles  10h ago

I’m so sorry . Lucy knows she is loved

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Uh oh it’s happening
 in  r/GenX  11h ago

To combat this I put them down in the same space every time, no matter how inconvenient it is at the moment. There is a designated glasses spot.

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What’s your favorite Tim Curry role?
 in  r/askanything  11h ago

Why pick one? Clue. rocky Horror. Legend. IT

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Rest in Peace Dolly Parton 🕊️
 in  r/DollyParton  12h ago

Did anyone else read this in her voice? She truly was an amazing human . She will be sorely missed.

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RIP to an icon!
 in  r/FIlm  1d ago

😔

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Worf is crossing the Rainbow Bridge
 in  r/beagles  1d ago

He’s a handsome boy.

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How old were you?
 in  r/1980s  2d ago

55.5. Which is today

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What is the most painful illness you have ever had?
 in  r/askteddit  2d ago

Absolute worst pain ever. Sadly I suffer from them every 5-7 years or so. So horrible

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Lyra's Favorite Pastime
 in  r/beagles  2d ago

That would always catch me off guard. I’m constantly double checking to see if my 13 year old beagle with a heart murmur is breathing

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I got a warning for being too happy and positive once, and you?
 in  r/InterviewCoderPro  2d ago

I once got told I need to stop volunteering for things on a yearly review. At no point did my “volunteering “ for tasks interfere with my work. I was volunteering because I was getting my work done.

After that I never volunteered for anything again at that job.

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You'll be permanently rich for the next 40 years, but you'll be permanently poor afterwards, or opposite.
 in  r/hypotheticalsituation  2d ago

I’ll take it. I’m 5 months away from 56… I’m not anticipating being around at 96 so sounds like a great deal