Simplest, most adorable communication

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*Aldi's $50 Stand Mixer Is Back for a Limited Time*

Just in time to bake some seasonal goodies. READ MORE...
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*Что делать, если вам хочется отношений без обязательств, но не хочется ранить чужие чувства*

Самое главное — вести честный и открытый диалог.
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*The Underrated IKEA “Spa” Section I Wish I’d Discovered Ages Ago*

So many little luxuries, all less than $35. READ MORE...
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*AITA for "outshining" the bride?*

So I, 27F, am a black African woman. I'm living and working in Germany for a fixed period on secondment. While here, I became quite friendly with a colleague, 60F, and she invited me to her daughter's wedding. I was excited as I've never been to a white wedding. I asked if there was a dress code/colour scheme to adhere to since it wasn't specified on the invite. I was told the code is "dress to impress". Bet. Day of the wedding, I understand the assignment. I wear my traditional wear, which is really beautiful and obviously not German. The garment is green, so np problem there. Or so I thought. I get a lot of questions and compliments at the wedding, which I genuinely downplay because its not my day. My colleague seems colder than usual but I pay it no mind since she's mother of bride and could be preoccupied. The bride is downright rude to me, but again i give her grace. I congratulate her and thank her for including me and I get a tight
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AITA for "outshining" the bride?

So I, 27F, am a black African woman. I'm living and working in Germany for a fixed period on secondment. While here, I became quite friendly with a colleague, 60F, and she invited me to her daughter's wedding. I was excited as I've never been to a white wedding. I asked if there was a dress code/colour scheme to adhere to since it wasn't specified on the invite. I was told the code is "dress to impress". Bet. Day of the wedding, I understand the assignment. I wear my traditional wear, which is really beautiful and obviously not German. The garment is green, so np problem there. Or so I thought. I get a lot of questions and compliments at the wedding, which I genuinely downplay because its not my day. My colleague seems colder than usual but I pay it no mind since she's mother of bride and could be preoccupied. The bride is downright rude to me, but again i give her grace. I congratulate her and thank her for including me and I get a tight
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*"Empire State. Better view."*

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"Empire State. Better view."

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*The new republican candidate for speaker*

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The new republican candidate for speaker

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*LPDDR5-9600 smartphone memory is coming*

Next year’s flagship smartphones could be the first to feature LPDDR5 memory with support for data transfer speeds up to 9.6 TB/s, or 9600 Mbit/s. Micron and SK Hynix have each announced that their next-gen memory solutions are designed to work in devices powered by Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor. The SKY Hynix […] The post LPDDR5-9600 smartphone memory is coming appeared first on Liliputing.
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*Ожидания против реальности: 15 фото фастфуда в меню и в жизни*

Бургеры, пиццы и закуски, которые не очень хочется есть.
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*Victoria, Canada is named the 'best city in the world'*

Conde Nast is out with its most recent Reader’s Choice Awards for the best cities in the world and there are some familiar – and unsurprising – names on the list. The top 10 rankings include North Europe mainstays like Copenhagen and Oslo, while Sydney and Cape Town represent the great down under.Related: How Travel Agents Are Winning Back Customers By Delivering Valuable Expertise Toss into the mix Asian urban destinations like Seoul and Tokyo and the Conde Nast list looks like a wanderluster’s ultimate global visit checklist. No American cities made the top 10 list, which supports the emerging outlook that top U.S. cities like Chicago, New York, and San Francisco are past their primes. It’s the city that ranks number one on the Conde Nast list that may raise some eyebrows, given its lack of prominence on the global stage. That city is Victoria, Canada, the capital city of British Columbia and the jewel of Canada’s Pacific Coast. The Conde Nast 2023 Readers Choice “Best Cities” List 10. Oslo, Norway 9. Copenhagen, Denmark 8. Sydney, Australia 7. Cape Town, South Africa 6. San Miguel de Allende, Mexico 5. Seoul, South Korea 4. Tokyo, Japan 3. Singapore 2. San Sebastian, Spain 1. Victoria, Canada “While the restaurant and nightlife scene is something to be celebrated, with views over the Pacific Ocean along the coastal boulevards, this is a city that embraces adventure – the capital city of British Columbia draws outdoorsy types,” Conde Nast reports. “Appreciate the surrounding landscape by seaplane, spot whales on the horizon on kayaks or zipline through the treetops.” Established in 1843 by the Hudson Bay Company, 43 years before nearby (and more celebrated) Vancouver, Victoria is located on Vancouver Island at the western terminus of the Trans-Canada highway. More Retail:‘Too pretty’ Home Depot worker faces backlash after viral mirror postA classic kitchenware brand files for Chapter 11 bankruptcyWho’s running The Gap? With no CEO, retailer hurtles toward crisis The port city welcomes about 800,000 cruise ship visitors annually who debark into Victoria to see, among other sites, the Empress Hotel (known for its fabulous “teatime” experiences) nestled on the city’s iconic inner harbor, the beautiful Butchart Gardens, and the Parliament Building, which shines 3,000 lights every night, and Beacon Hill Park, Victoria’s version of New York’s Central Park. Around Halloween, the city’s Bastion Square attracts holiday revelers drawn to one of the most haunted hotspots in all of Canada, according to local lore. Add in great craft beers, a booming coffee trade, and one of the best whale-watching experiences in the world and it’s no secret that Victoria is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. For interested visitors, the average brand-name hotel stay in the city is under $200 and the local transportation system is well-funded and well-run, giving you easy access to the city at a bargain basement rate. The closest airport is Victoria Inner Harbor Airport, about five kilometers from the city center. BC public transport will easily get you downtown for about $2.00. Visiting Victoria in the fall and winter will land you even better prices for airline tickets and hotel stays. Airlines with direct access to Victoria include Jet Blue, Qantas, Spirit Airlines, and Alaskan Airlines, among others. Get exclusive access to portfolio managers and their proven investing strategies with Real Money Pro. Get started now.
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Victoria, Canada is named the 'best city in the world'

Conde Nast is out with its most recent Reader’s Choice Awards for the best cities in the world and there are some familiar – and unsurprising – names on the list. The top 10 rankings include North Europe mainstays like Copenhagen and Oslo, while Sydney and Cape Town represent the great down under.Related: How Travel Agents Are Winning Back Customers By Delivering Valuable Expertise Toss into the mix Asian urban destinations like Seoul and Tokyo and the Conde Nast list looks like a wanderluster’s ultimate global visit checklist. No American cities made the top 10 list, which supports the emerging outlook that top U.S. cities like Chicago, New York, and San Francisco are past their primes. It’s the city that ranks number one on the Conde Nast list that may raise some eyebrows, given its lack of prominence on the global stage. That city is Victoria, Canada, the capital city of British Columbia and the jewel of Canada’s Pacific Coast. The Conde Nast 2023 Readers Choice “Best Cities” List 10. Oslo, Norway 9. Copenhagen, Denmark 8. Sydney, Australia 7. Cape Town, South Africa 6. San Miguel de Allende, Mexico 5. Seoul, South Korea 4. Tokyo, Japan 3. Singapore 2. San Sebastian, Spain 1. Victoria, Canada “While the restaurant and nightlife scene is something to be celebrated, with views over the Pacific Ocean along the coastal boulevards, this is a city that embraces adventure – the capital city of British Columbia draws outdoorsy types,” Conde Nast reports. “Appreciate the surrounding landscape by seaplane, spot whales on the horizon on kayaks or zipline through the treetops.” Established in 1843 by the Hudson Bay Company, 43 years before nearby (and more celebrated) Vancouver, Victoria is located on Vancouver Island at the western terminus of the Trans-Canada highway. More Retail:‘Too pretty’ Home Depot worker faces backlash after viral mirror postA classic kitchenware brand files for Chapter 11 bankruptcyWho’s running The Gap? With no CEO, retailer hurtles toward crisis The port city welcomes about 800,000 cruise ship visitors annually who debark into Victoria to see, among other sites, the Empress Hotel (known for its fabulous “teatime” experiences) nestled on the city’s iconic inner harbor, the beautiful Butchart Gardens, and the Parliament Building, which shines 3,000 lights every night, and Beacon Hill Park, Victoria’s version of New York’s Central Park. Around Halloween, the city’s Bastion Square attracts holiday revelers drawn to one of the most haunted hotspots in all of Canada, according to local lore. Add in great craft beers, a booming coffee trade, and one of the best whale-watching experiences in the world and it’s no secret that Victoria is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. For interested visitors, the average brand-name hotel stay in the city is under $200 and the local transportation system is well-funded and well-run, giving you easy access to the city at a bargain basement rate. The closest airport is Victoria Inner Harbor Airport, about five kilometers from the city center. BC public transport will easily get you downtown for about $2.00. Visiting Victoria in the fall and winter will land you even better prices for airline tickets and hotel stays. Airlines with direct access to Victoria include Jet Blue, Qantas, Spirit Airlines, and Alaskan Airlines, among others. Get exclusive access to portfolio managers and their proven investing strategies with Real Money Pro. Get started now.
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*Камуфляжи армий мира*

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Камуфляжи армий мира

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*AITA For Telling My Wife I Do Not Want To Care For Their Sisters Children?*

My wife (27F) and I (28M) have been married for about 2 and a half years now and dated for about 7 years before that. We both had the understanding that we would not have children. Personally, I hate children more than the average person. I cannot be in the same room with them without feeling anger and don’t have an issue with telling them off. Something about them has always been off-putting to me. My wife works with autistic children for her their career and loves it. I couldn’t be happier for because she finally found something she was meant to do. Her sister, who is up there as one of the most vile human beings I have ever met, has four children with three different fathers. Her two oldest have a form of autism, oldest is somewhat high functioning and the middle is a non verbal who I cannot stand being around, were children she had to help raise before she went off to college where we met. Recently, she told me that the same sister is being investigated for child abuse on her husbands children. Assumingely if found guilty, she won’t be able to be around children. The real kicker is she’s currently pregnant with her 5th. Keep in mind number 3 and 4 are the husbands children but he is a deadbeat and will likely not care for them. My wife has three siblings in total: the shit one, her oldest sister who currently lives like a hoarder and the house is near condemned, and her older brother who has two kids of his own. The oldest sister said she would try to raise their sisters two youngest but my wife is pretty certain that DCS will say fuck no to that. Her brother will likely say no because he’s got two kids of his own and doesn’t like kids a whole lot himself. That leaves my wife and me. I told my wife several times throughout our relationship that if it came to it I absolutely will not care for them because I do not have the capacity in my heart to care for a child. Even though I hate (and I mean HATE) children, they do not deserve a house where a family member resents their presence. She acts like she absolutely has to do this because they deserve a chance at a normal life. I fear that we will likely divorce if this happens. AITA? Would love some input because I feel like I am at a crossroad. UPDATE/EDIT: for clarification, the sister has four kids in total but pregnant with the fifth. The two oldest are too old to move in since they are established in the school system, so kids number 3 and 4 would be the only two that would be moving in according to my wife. These are NOT the kids she helped raise while she was finishing high school. submitted by /u/Disastrous-Resident5 to r/AITAH [link] [comments]
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AITA For Telling My Wife I Do Not Want To Care For Their Sisters Children?

My wife (27F) and I (28M) have been married for about 2 and a half years now and dated for about 7 years before that. We both had the understanding that we would not have children. Personally, I hate children more than the average person. I cannot be in the same room with them without feeling anger and don’t have an issue with telling them off. Something about them has always been off-putting to me. My wife works with autistic children for her their career and loves it. I couldn’t be happier for because she finally found something she was meant to do. Her sister, who is up there as one of the most vile human beings I have ever met, has four children with three different fathers. Her two oldest have a form of autism, oldest is somewhat high functioning and the middle is a non verbal who I cannot stand being around, were children she had to help raise before she went off to college where we met. Recently, she told me that the same sister is being investigated for child abuse on her husbands children. Assumingely if found guilty, she won’t be able to be around children. The real kicker is she’s currently pregnant with her 5th. Keep in mind number 3 and 4 are the husbands children but he is a deadbeat and will likely not care for them. My wife has three siblings in total: the shit one, her oldest sister who currently lives like a hoarder and the house is near condemned, and her older brother who has two kids of his own. The oldest sister said she would try to raise their sisters two youngest but my wife is pretty certain that DCS will say fuck no to that. Her brother will likely say no because he’s got two kids of his own and doesn’t like kids a whole lot himself. That leaves my wife and me. I told my wife several times throughout our relationship that if it came to it I absolutely will not care for them because I do not have the capacity in my heart to care for a child. Even though I hate (and I mean HATE) children, they do not deserve a house where a family member resents their presence. She acts like she absolutely has to do this because they deserve a chance at a normal life. I fear that we will likely divorce if this happens. AITA? Would love some input because I feel like I am at a crossroad. UPDATE/EDIT: for clarification, the sister has four kids in total but pregnant with the fifth. The two oldest are too old to move in since they are established in the school system, so kids number 3 and 4 would be the only two that would be moving in according to my wife. These are NOT the kids she helped raise while she was finishing high school. submitted by /u/Disastrous-Resident5 to r/AITAH link comments
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*Home Depot employee refused to help me locate *nails* unless I told him what I planned to build with them.*

Went into Home Depot yesterday looking for some nails. We're building a deck, we ran out. I was standing in front of the nails looking for the specific ones I needed, when an older, gray-haired Home Depot guy walks up to me and asks if I need help. "Sure, I say, I need a pound of 3.5", 16D, hot dip galvanized, twisted nails. They should be on this shelf, so another pair of eyes would be helpful, thanks." "What do you need them for?" I stared for a beat, then asked, "why do you need to know?" "Because I can't help you find them unless I know what you need them for." "I need 3.5" long, 16D, hot dip galvanized, twisted nails." "But why?" "...to hold wood together. Never mind, I'll find them myself." Yes, this is minor but this is Mildly Infuriating, and I'm so damn tired of Home Depot employees asking me what I am building before they will help me find what I need. I would understand if I was vague, like "I need some nails..." but I was *very* specific. submitted by /u/BoozeIsTherapyRight to r/mildlyinfuriating [link] [comments]
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Home Depot employee refused to help me locate nails unless I told him what I planned to build with them.

Went into Home Depot yesterday looking for some nails. We're building a deck, we ran out. I was standing in front of the nails looking for the specific ones I needed, when an older, gray-haired Home Depot guy walks up to me and asks if I need help. "Sure, I say, I need a pound of 3.5", 16D, hot dip galvanized, twisted nails. They should be on this shelf, so another pair of eyes would be helpful, thanks." "What do you need them for?" I stared for a beat, then asked, "why do you need to know?" "Because I can't help you find them unless I know what you need them for." "I need 3.5" long, 16D, hot dip galvanized, twisted nails." "But why?" "...to hold wood together. Never mind, I'll find them myself." Yes, this is minor but this is Mildly Infuriating, and I'm so damn tired of Home Depot employees asking me what I am building before they will help me find what I need. I would understand if I was vague, like "I need some nails..." but I was very specific. submitted by /u/BoozeIsTherapyRight to r/mildlyinfuriating link comments
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