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to r/AskReddit by TheLeftHandedCatcher
2 months ago
What is the most shameful episode from your past relationship history that your current partner doesn't know about?
to r/NoStupidQuestions by TheLeftHandedCatcher
2 months ago
How reliable are news reports from sources on the ground in Gaza?
to r/AskOldPeople by TheLeftHandedCatcher
3 months ago
How do you feel about people who complain incessantly about how much better things were in the past?
to r/AskOldPeople by TheLeftHandedCatcher
3 months ago
Hopefully not too specific, but for Boomers (esp. NA) what do you think Jerry Seinfeld and his career have to tell us about our own generation?
to r/AskOldPeople by TheLeftHandedCatcher
3 months ago
How old would your kitchen need to be before you decide it has to be replaced?
to r/AskOldPeople by TheLeftHandedCatcher
6 months ago
What did you do decades ago, that if you did it today, would probably land you in worse trouble than it did at the time?
to r/AskOldPeople by TheLeftHandedCatcher
6 months ago
When did Air Mail stop being a thing?
to r/AskOldPeople by TheLeftHandedCatcher
6 months ago
Age 60 and above, how many days per month do you NOT take something for pain?
to r/AskOldPeople by TheLeftHandedCatcher
6 months ago
For those 60+, were your parents virgins before their wedding night?
to r/AskOldPeople by TheLeftHandedCatcher
6 months ago
Those who remember the JFK assassination, how important do the various theories seem from today's perspective?
to r/AskOldPeople by TheLeftHandedCatcher
6 months ago
What decisions in your past life do you regret, even though deciding otherwise might not have been advantageous in the long run?
to r/maryland by TheLeftHandedCatcher
5 months ago
Tonight is one of the few times this year you can watch an Orioles game on TV with just an antenna.