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Commuter’s Dream
It’s conveniently located just a short stroll from the train station. And by “short stroll,” they mean a casual 41-mile hike. You know, just your average morning walk to catch the train. I can picture someone gearing up with a backpack, water bottles, maybe a snack or two, like they’re preparing for an expedition instead of just heading to work.
The listing seems to have a loose grasp on what “walking distance” really means. It’s like they thought, “Well, if you can walk it, it counts!” I mean, sure, humans can walk that far, but let’s be real—most of us would rather take a nap than trek 41 miles before breakfast.
It’s a classic case of real estate optimism, where the fine print gets lost in the enthusiasm. You can almost hear the agent saying, “Think of the exercise you’ll get!” as if that’s a selling point. The charm of the place might be overshadowed by the reality of daily commutes that feel more like endurance tests. So, if you’re in the market for a new home and enjoy long walks, this might just be your dream—if you’re training for a marathon.
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Loretta Parodi and Sam Alcott
The bride and groom said they knew they were perfect together when they both failed to get any other matches on Hinge. Display Of Genuine Enthusiasm Mocked Grandma Just Called To Talk About 1956 Police Lose Planted Evidence Silent Protest Sparks Silent Debate Dept.
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Nation’s Smart Toilets Begin Counting Down
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Poll Finds Majority Of Republicans Support Unions
A new Gallup poll found that 52% of Republicans support labor unions in spite of GOP lawmakers’ continued push to stifle union priorities. What do you think? “We can’t count on all bosses to treat their workers as well as Donald Trump does.” Jeff Whitt, Shelving Expert “Collective action is the only way to defeat socialism.” Athena Groce, Brewery Custodian “Just because Republicans support something doesn’t mean they like it.” Don Cardenas, Chinchilla Groomer The post Poll Finds Majority Of Republicans Support Unions appeared first on The Onion.
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Groom’s Wedding Vows Just Pledge Of Allegiance
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My Ideal Building Contractor
“I don’t believe in door-to-door solicitation, so I’m glad you called me to be one of the twenty-seven quotes you’ll receive for a storm door, after which you’ll decide you no longer want a storm door.” [Knocks on wall] “Wow—every repair in this house done by the previous owner was completed correctly.” “I accept cash, Venmo, Zelle, checks, and warm cans of Squirt from your out-of-order garage fridge.” “Most people don’t know this, but if you ignore the issue long enough, air conditioner condensers fix themselves.” “Your house makes a bellowing sound like a sinking ship and the floors vibrate…
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Help! Nathan Fielder Still Doesn’t Know We’re in a Relationship
So, there’s this person who’s been dating Nathan Fielder for six months, but here’s the kicker: he doesn’t know they’re in a relationship. Imagine being in a romance where your partner’s idea of intimacy is more like a performance art piece. This person suspects Nathan’s just playing his usual mind games, trying to avoid any emotional connection that doesn’t come with a laugh track.
They recount some wild moments, like Nathan jumping out of an Uber when he realizes the driver is actually his girlfriend. And then there’s the locks being changed at home, with evidence of her devotion—an anti-Nazi thong—labeled as “evidence.” It’s like a bizarre game of cat and mouse, where the mouse is a little confused and the cat is a neurotic genius.
Despite the chaos, there’s a strange sense of optimism. Even if Nathan remains oblivious, they’re savoring the absurdity of it all, finding beauty in the anticipation rather than the actual relationship. It’s a reminder that sometimes, the buildup can be more entertaining than the main event.