What was considered 'solid life advice' 15–20 years ago that is completely terrible or useless advice today?
reddit.comu/SelectPineapple9899 — 3 months ago
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What is an open secret in your industry that the general public would be genuinely shocked to learn?
reddit.comu/Superb-Signal4126 — 3 months ago
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When you tell Alfred you want to fight crime in 1200 BC.
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u/Superb-Signal4126 — 3 months ago
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When you tell Alfred you want to fight crime in 1200 BC.
Who else was blessed after watching this movie? From the cinematography and costume design to the score, every single detail felt like a total masterpiece on the big screen. The atmosphere and pacing left me completely hooked from start to finish. What was your favorite scene?
u/Superb-Signal4126 — 3 months ago
TIL that stone crabs are one of the few entirely sustainable seafood sources. Fishermen only harvest their claws and return the crabs to the ocean alive, where they can completely regenerate their missing limbs over time.
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What is a specific core childhood memory of yours that feels like a complete fever dream looking back?
reddit.comu/Superb-Signal4126 — 4 months ago