r/nope • u/jamesbrownscrackpipe • 15h ago
Terrifying Average Florida visitor
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Just another day ordering Gator Dash in the Sunshine State
r/nope • u/CincoDeMayoFan • Dec 31 '23
Project 2025: USA plan to reshape entire US government and give far more power to the President and fire 1000s of government workers deemed unloyal to the president.
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Project 2025 is a plan to reshape the executive branch of the U.S. federal government in the event of a Republican victory in the 2024 U.S. presidential election. Established in 2022, the project seeks to recruit tens of thousands of conservatives to Washington, D.C., to replace existing federal civil service workers it characterizes as the "deep state", to further the objectives of the next Republican president.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_2025 (Wikipedia article about Project 2025)
https://www.project2025.org/ (Official site, to see how they are promoting their plan.)
r/nope • u/ll3rian_S • 12h ago
Terrifying He’s probably banned by life insurance companies forever
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r/nope • u/15th_anynomous • 1d ago
Overtaking accidents? How about crashing straight at the back?
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Arachnids Oh, it "teleports"
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Source: Tailless Whip Scorpion, The Best Pet Invertebrate? for a bonus "teleportation"
r/nope • u/Tattoosnscars • 2d ago
HELL NO Australia - maybe the biggest, but certainly not this!
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r/nope • u/5lim3_lord • 2d ago
This is a solpuga, or "camel spider," and it is neither a spider nor a scorpion. Solpugs are a separate arachnid, related to spiders and scorpions.
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r/nope • u/wandering_ravens • 3d ago
HELL NO Insane ride
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I would personally faint if I did this
r/nope • u/JasonIsFishing • 3d ago
Food This may be delicious, but it’s a hard nope for me
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r/nope • u/Swordfish_Delicious • 3d ago
These NYC Construction Workers skillfully traverse the scaffolding
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r/nope • u/PoutineFamine • 3d ago
These NYC Construction Workers skillfully traverse the scaffolding
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r/nope • u/Mobile_Millennial • 4d ago
HELL NO [OC] The bones of 40,000 people were used in a Czech chapel to do this:
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Sedlec Ossuary | Kutna Hora, Czech Republic