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https://mltshp.com/p/1RN3E “went to the beach yesterday”

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mltshp.com/p/1RN3E “went to the beach yesterday”



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lahosken
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Landscape Features

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'Well, there's speculation that it's due to a mantle hotspot.' --a geologist who's trying to cover up the fact that they didn't hear your question
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lahosken
14 days ago
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What do I need to know about southern Missouri/northern Arkansas to get this joke?
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xellos484
14 days ago
Ozark Mountains. Oldest mountain range on the continent. Lots of caves, canyon-ish river valleys, etc. Even our own unique cave shrimp species!
dlanods
14 days ago
Or the mystical spot in NE Canada
lahosken
14 days ago
ty!
jacksonmead
13 days ago
In case you don't know about it, Explain XKCD is a great resource. https://www.explainxkcd.com/wiki/index.php/Main_Page
JavaJim
13 days ago
@dlanods - I think you mean New York State?
sandge
9 days ago
The Appalachians are much older than the Ozarks. I assumed that he was referring to the New Madrid fault line.
xellos484
6 days ago
The Ozarks are at least 1 billion years old (specifically the remnants of the St Francois Mountains) - at least double that of the Appalachians.
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'Well, there's speculation that it's due to a mantle hotspot.' --a geologist who's trying to cover up the fact that they didn't hear your question

Happy year of the Fire Horse. May it cleanse the world. 🔥🐎

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Happy year of the Fire Horse. May it cleanse the world. 🔥🐎

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Shady Char­ac­ters advent calendar 2025: PERSON IN SUIT LEVITATING

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industry standard Walt Jabsco
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The Big Player with Richard Munchkin

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And we’re back! This week I am joined by Blackjack Hall of Fame member Richard Munchkin to discuss Ken Uston’s messy and outrageous debut book, The Big Player. For most of the 1980s Ken Uston was a celebrity for beating casinos at blackjack. He wrote countless books, his picture adorned magazine covers and video game boxes, he appeared on national television and hung out with stars. And The Big Player was the book that started it all. Munchkin tells me about what it was like to deal to Uston, what the blackjack faithful really thought of him, and how people still make a living playing blackjack today. Presented by InGame.com.

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Ask Slashdot: Who's Still Using an RSS Reader?

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alternative_right writes: I use RSS to cover all of my news-reading needs because I like a variety of sources spanning several fields -- politics, philosophy, science, and heavy metal. However, it seems Google wanted to kill off RSS a few years back, and it has since fallen out of favor. Some of us are holding on, but how many? And what software do you use (or did you write your own XML parsers)?

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lahosken
237 days ago
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buncha dang wierdos, that's who
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