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*TIL tennis balls used to be black and white, but changed to yellow for TV viewers thanks to David Attenborough's suggestion*

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TIL tennis balls used to be black and white, but changed to yellow for TV viewers thanks to David Attenborough's suggestion

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An outraged christian just trashed the Baphomet display inside the Iowa state capitol

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*Louis Vuitton Serves Up Luxurious Australian Open Trophy Trunks*

The Australian Open trophies are set to dazzle in designer for their upcoming Grand Slam appearance. Yes, Louis Vuitton has signed on as the official trunk sponsor for the upcoming tournament, furthering its ties to the sports world. The brand has hand-crafted two trunks specifically […] Visit Man of Many for the full post.
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*Amazon's Fire TV Omni Amazon is selling its most popular Fire TV Omni televisions for less than Black Friday prices are up to $220 off, with the 55" and 65" cheaper than on Black Friday*

TheStreet aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. Electronics like TVs are known to go on deep sales for shopping events like Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and Prime Day, but those aren’t the only days you can score substantial discounts. Even today, just a few days before Christmas, Amazon is delivering prices that beat Black Friday discounts on the Fire TV Omni lineup. Specifically, the 65-inch is $220 off at just $580, and the 55-inch is $170 off at just $430—both setting new all-time low prices. Sweetening the deal is that Amazon’s Fire TV Omni QLED boasts a full 4K resolution picture and a ton of smart features like deep integration with Alexa. It can even showcase works of art, like Samsung’s Frame TV, when powered off and offers easy access to major streaming services out of the box. Of course, if you’re a Prime member, you’ll score free, fast shipping, and all Fire TV Omni QLED sizes will arrive before Christmas. Take about an incredible present.Our Pick: 65-inch Fire TV Omni QLED, $580 (was $800) at Amazon Courtesy of Amazon At a full 28% off, the 65-inch Fire TV Omni QLED will immediately be the star of your home entertainment setup. It offers the same feature list as the larger 75-inch and smaller 43-, 50-, and 55-inch Fire TV Omni QLEDs, with a super-sleek design. Once turned on, the screen offers crisp, rich details and vibrant pops of color that make any visual a joy to watch. That goes for a Prime Video original, a reality show on Peacock, or truly any content from a bevy of services. As the name suggests, the Fire TV Omni QLED has the brains of a Fire TV Stick built in. You can control it all with the included remote or go fully hands-free by just asking Alexa for what you’d like to watch. The Fire TV interface is on par with competing ones from Samsung or Google, and all of the major streaming services offer applications to stream here easily. It also integrates with smart home gadgets like a Blink Camera or Ring Video Doorbell, and you can even game through a service like Amazon Luna. You can also expect regular updates, which bring new features and an even larger library of artwork to showcase. All of the artwork is free, unlike other TVs that require a subscription. In our eyes, the 28% discount on the 65-inch is the best savings out of the entire lineup, but you can also consider the additional sizes if they better fit your needs. We’d also recommend signing up for a Prime membership to score the fast, hassle-free delivery.43-inch Fire TV Omni QLED, $390 (was $450) at Amazon50-inch Fire TV Omni QLED, $410 (was $530) at Amazon55-inch Fire TV Omni QLED, $430 (was $600) at Amazon65-inch Fire TV Omni QLED, $580 (was $800) at Amazon75-inch Fire TV Omni QLED, $900 (was $1,100) at Amazon
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Amazon's Fire TV Omni Amazon is selling its most popular Fire TV Omni televisions for less than Black Friday prices are up to $220 off, with the 55" and 65" cheaper than on Black Friday

TheStreet aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. Electronics like TVs are known to go on deep sales for shopping events like Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and Prime Day, but those aren’t the only days you can score substantial discounts. Even today, just a few days before Christmas, Amazon is delivering prices that beat Black Friday discounts on the Fire TV Omni lineup. Specifically, the 65-inch is $220 off at just $580, and the 55-inch is $170 off at just $430—both setting new all-time low prices. Sweetening the deal is that Amazon’s Fire TV Omni QLED boasts a full 4K resolution picture and a ton of smart features like deep integration with Alexa. It can even showcase works of art, like Samsung’s Frame TV, when powered off and offers easy access to major streaming services out of the box. Of course, if you’re a Prime member, you’ll score free, fast shipping, and all Fire TV Omni QLED sizes will arrive before Christmas. Take about an incredible present.Our Pick: 65-inch Fire TV Omni QLED, $580 (was $800) at Amazon Courtesy of Amazon At a full 28% off, the 65-inch Fire TV Omni QLED will immediately be the star of your home entertainment setup. It offers the same feature list as the larger 75-inch and smaller 43-, 50-, and 55-inch Fire TV Omni QLEDs, with a super-sleek design. Once turned on, the screen offers crisp, rich details and vibrant pops of color that make any visual a joy to watch. That goes for a Prime Video original, a reality show on Peacock, or truly any content from a bevy of services. As the name suggests, the Fire TV Omni QLED has the brains of a Fire TV Stick built in. You can control it all with the included remote or go fully hands-free by just asking Alexa for what you’d like to watch. The Fire TV interface is on par with competing ones from Samsung or Google, and all of the major streaming services offer applications to stream here easily. It also integrates with smart home gadgets like a Blink Camera or Ring Video Doorbell, and you can even game through a service like Amazon Luna. You can also expect regular updates, which bring new features and an even larger library of artwork to showcase. All of the artwork is free, unlike other TVs that require a subscription. In our eyes, the 28% discount on the 65-inch is the best savings out of the entire lineup, but you can also consider the additional sizes if they better fit your needs. We’d also recommend signing up for a Prime membership to score the fast, hassle-free delivery.43-inch Fire TV Omni QLED, $390 (was $450) at Amazon50-inch Fire TV Omni QLED, $410 (was $530) at Amazon55-inch Fire TV Omni QLED, $430 (was $600) at Amazon65-inch Fire TV Omni QLED, $580 (was $800) at Amazon75-inch Fire TV Omni QLED, $900 (was $1,100) at Amazon
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*What game do you think describes this?*

For me, it was the GTA 4 DLC, (TLAD, TBOGT) submitted by /u/phoenixc6000 to r/videogames [link] [comments]
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What game do you think describes this?

For me, it was the GTA 4 DLC, (TLAD, TBOGT) submitted by /u/phoenixc6000 to r/videogames link comments
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*people really have to stop excusing blatant theft of stores.*

you see it all the time, a store gets robbed and people are like, it's a soul less corporation, insurance will cover it and it doesn't matter it's all overpriced. "when you see someone in walmart stealing, you didn't" now i understand, sometimes people are starving or need shit and steal it to get it, that's a societal problem. but what's with those mobs that rob clothing stores or electronics, grabbing entire racks of jackets and shit. also theft doesn't have some kind of honors code, they steal from anyone they can. do you think they go, "no that's a local business, don't steal from them?" of course not, if walmart and target or whoever shut down, they're not gonna stop stealing, they'll steal from whoever takes their place, whether it be local or not. also is insurance an endless money pit, can they just print money to make up for unlimited amounts of theft? that also goes into it, when a large corporation gets stolen from, the premiums might go higher and they can afford it. what happens when a small business gets stolen from, they may not be able to afford the price raises. then stores lock everything up behind that plastic glass and you have to call an employee to open it. then people complain, like this being allowed to happen lead to it also it's probably not a good idea in general to just excuse blatant crime, sometimes laws may be controversial and unjust, but taking things that aren't yours that you may not even need to survive isn't much of a moral dilemma. submitted by /u/glowshroom12 to r/unpopularopinion [link] [comments]
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*Some quotes said that this was an American thing, and as a child of immigrant parents I’m not gonna lie… I kind of agree.*

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people really have to stop excusing blatant theft of stores.

you see it all the time, a store gets robbed and people are like, it's a soul less corporation, insurance will cover it and it doesn't matter it's all overpriced. "when you see someone in walmart stealing, you didn't" now i understand, sometimes people are starving or need shit and steal it to get it, that's a societal problem. but what's with those mobs that rob clothing stores or electronics, grabbing entire racks of jackets and shit. also theft doesn't have some kind of honors code, they steal from anyone they can. do you think they go, "no that's a local business, don't steal from them?" of course not, if walmart and target or whoever shut down, they're not gonna stop stealing, they'll steal from whoever takes their place, whether it be local or not. also is insurance an endless money pit, can they just print money to make up for unlimited amounts of theft? that also goes into it, when a large corporation gets stolen from, the premiums might go higher and they can afford it. what happens when a small business gets stolen from, they may not be able to afford the price raises. then stores lock everything up behind that plastic glass and you have to call an employee to open it. then people complain, like this being allowed to happen lead to it also it's probably not a good idea in general to just excuse blatant crime, sometimes laws may be controversial and unjust, but taking things that aren't yours that you may not even need to survive isn't much of a moral dilemma. submitted by /u/glowshroom12 to r/unpopularopinion link comments
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Some quotes said that this was an American thing, and as a child of immigrant parents I’m not gonna lie… I kind of agree.

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Andre Braugher’s Publicist Reveals He Died of Lung Cancer

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