▲ 14 r/thepast

(10,000 B.C.) I've just started what I like to call "The Slave Craze". Basically you'll buy a person from me to do chores around the home, help with general labour, even be someone to talk to. All you need to do is pay for their food and lodgings, who'd turn that down?

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u/RayoftheRaver — 5 days ago
▲ 19 r/waterford+1 crossposts

What is the limit for finders-keepers for money on the street?

It's the middle of town, generally high volume but not right now. You find some money on the ground not in a wallet or purse, no identifying features and there is no-one else around.

How much is too much before you hand it to the guards?

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u/Cappa3029 — 2 months ago

Pub etiquette for sports

A peeve of mine, relevant today, is someone at another table "watching" the game on a Livescore like app and being aware of a goal before it happens on screen and telling everyone what is about to happen, GIT!

What's your peeves?

(Not including sports being on TV in the pub because you're all so predictable)

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u/RayoftheRaver — 2 months ago

The Colloseum in Rome is renovated

The Colloseum in Rome has had billions put into renovating the stadium into a state of the art 80,000 seater stadium ready to host any variety of sports. All infrastructure needs have been met in this refurbishment so people getting in and out of the stadium will not be a problem any greater than any other stadium in Europe.

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The question, what is the first sport and or event this stadium should be used for?

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u/RayoftheRaver — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/puns

I finally got around to reading this but I still have no idea what it has to do with the joke I made about my cousin's diagnosis?

u/RayoftheRaver — 2 months ago