u/ghostofwallyb

“How did she know it wasnt real? It fooled all the servants, even the ones who fled juntas” unhinged joke lmao
▲ 321 r/Frasier

“How did she know it wasnt real? It fooled all the servants, even the ones who fled juntas” unhinged joke lmao

Season 3, episode 1, “Shes the boss”

u/ghostofwallyb — 2 days ago
▲ 118 r/astoria

please. we need to staff our kitchen. we just hired four people and three of them didn't work out. pleeeeease!!!

we always play cool music and we recently added a retro CRT tv with a vcr player. there's usually very little turnover, meaning staff has been there a long time and likes each other and likes working there.

kitchen staff get some of the tip share. it's also an open kitchen so it's not stifling as hell in the summer. send inquires to eric@bierandcheese.com. thank you!!!!!

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u/ghostofwallyb — 18 days ago

The following post of mine was deleted from r/WWII. Wondering if you all can help instead?

I came to this sub to ask for a recommendation on the Cold War because I am particularly interested in the transition from WWII to the Cold War (eg the nuclear bombing of Japan being know as the "first shots" of the Cold War).

The switch up of the USSR going from ally to enemy in a short period is my primary interest, and the political motivations and maneuvering therein, anti-communism, etc.

Militarily, I also am interested in the creation / development of intelligence operations. How stuff like the OSS turned into the CIA.

I have the big Harry Truman biography by McCullough which I'm sure gets into this. But it's massive and I don't want to take it on vacation lol

Thank you!!!

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u/ghostofwallyb — 22 days ago