How to find the best sub? | Poal: Say what you want.

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I feel like my problem solving skills have gone to shit. How does one most efficiently see what subs exist, how many users they have and how active they?

For instance, I considered asking what people planned to make for dinner on New Year's Day. I managed to figure out p/cooking exists. But I don't know what else or if it's the best choice for such a discussion.

How would I go about that?

I feel like my problem solving skills have gone to shit. How does one most efficiently see what subs exist, how many users they have and how active they? For instance, I considered asking what people planned to make for dinner on New Year's Day. I managed to figure out p/cooking exists. But I don't know what else or if it's the best choice for such a discussion. How would I go about that?

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Here fag https://poal.co/subs

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"This is why I come here"

Is what I used to say on Voat.

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I can't remember when I saw that floating around. Hanging around in new I've seen goats trickling in. They keep coming and I keep throwing it at them. I'm making smoked sausage onions and peppers. Throw it out on a bun hit it with some mustard. Home fries pull them and season them immediately. Stay off the roads on amateur night. And have a Happy New year's, fag.

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For recipes for success?

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No. For niggers calling each other fag while helping them. I always found it funny.

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Use the force

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I think I must have run out of midichlorians.

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you can get a list of all subs on https://poal.co/subs

or search for one in the posting page

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Tell us your interests and we'll try to help you out.

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I don't need to trouble people that much. I just could figure out where the list was. Just knowing that would let me then try to figure the rest out, which might be a good exercise in its own right. Thankfully I now know about /subs but though I can follow the link I was given, I'm not yet sure where I would have found it on my own.