Why do I get paired with so many experienced players on Swiftplay?
This is a subreddit devoted to the game League of Legends.
[TOMT] A japanese pop (maybe rock?) song with a music video where a group of friends are in a car driving along a beach, kind of a whimsical vibe, I think they also had water guns and went to the beach. Something like a vacation.
For finding the un-googleable things that are on the tip of your tongue... That word... The name of that song... That movie...
Why are far-left parties in Europe against new military spending? Especially in regards to a possible threat from Russia.
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What are Cal's crimes?
HBO's Euphoria: A group of high school students try to discover their own identities while dealing with drugs, trauma, love, and social media.
Wenn Veränderungen wehtun sollen (jede politische Umgestaltung ist unsicher und riskant; Verkehrswende, Ökostrom...), warum stehen viele Konservative dann den Rufen nach Abschiebungen nicht skeptisch gegenüber? So nach dem Motto: wir sollen das langsam angehen, wir wollen keine extremen Experimente.
Es gibt keine dummen Fragen, nur dumme Antworten! Du hast Angst ausgelacht zu werden, weil du etwas nicht weißt? Keine Sorge, hier bekommst du einfach eine Antwort.
Hustle culture, self-help, self-optimization and "glowing up" are often symptoms and expressions of nihilism.
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*CW homosexuality as sin* I have a question about homosexuality as a sin. Why is there a specific focus on homosexuality or being transgender as sins?
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Internal critiques of Christianity are most often incomplete
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Is there a subreddit where religion is discussed but the majority of people are religious? I'm sick of going on subreddits where people just get downvoted without being engaged with if they don't repeat the typical atheist talking points.
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