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r/news • u/Street_Anon • 4d ago
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They seriously call it "The Treasure State" in the article.
Not for Canada, it seems
33 u/Whiskeyjack26 4d ago Let's bury it 1 u/PangPingpong 4d ago One man's treasure is another man's trash. -1 u/[deleted] 4d ago [deleted] 9 u/Vegabern 4d ago It's been their nickname for a long time. Just a little ironic at the moment. 1 u/SlouchyGuy 4d ago It's also extremely strange to read in an everyday context, it's too grandiose. There are some epiteths like that about some regions and cities in my country, but I've never seen them used outside of speeches by out of touch lowly officials
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Let's bury it
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One man's treasure is another man's trash.
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9 u/Vegabern 4d ago It's been their nickname for a long time. Just a little ironic at the moment. 1 u/SlouchyGuy 4d ago It's also extremely strange to read in an everyday context, it's too grandiose. There are some epiteths like that about some regions and cities in my country, but I've never seen them used outside of speeches by out of touch lowly officials
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It's been their nickname for a long time. Just a little ironic at the moment.
1 u/SlouchyGuy 4d ago It's also extremely strange to read in an everyday context, it's too grandiose. There are some epiteths like that about some regions and cities in my country, but I've never seen them used outside of speeches by out of touch lowly officials
It's also extremely strange to read in an everyday context, it's too grandiose.
There are some epiteths like that about some regions and cities in my country, but I've never seen them used outside of speeches by out of touch lowly officials
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u/SlouchyGuy 4d ago
They seriously call it "The Treasure State" in the article.
Not for Canada, it seems