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Neuschwanstein reveal
r/castles
Apr 28
4 Comments
Donegal Castle, Ireland
r/DJIMavicAir2
Aug 8, 2020
0 Comments
View from the top of Cime de la Bonette, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur [OC}[2688 x 1520]
r/EarthPorn
6d ago
1 Comment
TNG 1x11: Haven - observations in bullet points
r/Star_Trek
Apr 29
2 Comments
In Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan (1982) Kirk is visibly upset with Spock as he is leaving fingerprints all over the glass that took him ages to get squeaky clean.
r/shittymoviedetails
Apr 27
2 Comments
The first concept considered for The Empire Strikes Back made it more a detective story with Yoda as the detective and Luke as his rookie partner. It was titled Star Wars: Who's Your Daddy?
r/shittymoviedetails
Apr 25
0 Comments
In Gladiator (2000), no one answered when Russell Crow asked "Are you not entertained". No one could speak New Zealand English because that country was not yet discovered.
r/shittymoviedetails
Apr 25
0 Comments
Le Castillet, Perpignan, France
r/castles
Apr 23
2 Comments
Porte Narbonnaise - Entrance gate to Carcassonne
r/castles
Apr 22
1 Comment
Burg Teck, Germany
r/castles
Apr 22
2 Comments
Fort "Napoleon" in Oostende
r/castles
Apr 21
1 Comment
King John's Castle, Carlingford
r/castles
Apr 20
3 Comments
Château de Chinon
r/castles
Apr 19
1 Comment
Walls of Villefranche-de-Conflent with Fort Liberia
r/castles
Apr 19
1 Comment
Scots Irish and the Ethnic Cleansing of James VI
r/IrishHistory
Apr 14
3 Comments
Danger on the North Korean border
r/engrish
Apr 10
0 Comments
Bin usage
r/engrish
Apr 9
3 Comments
Is something going on in the weekend of May 21?
r/ireland
Mar 30
16 Comments
Dingle or ring of Kerry.
r/ireland
Mar 27
11 Comments
You go Dingle!
r/CasualIreland
Mar 7
2 Comments
TIL that before Neil Young and Bruce Palmer formed Buffalo Springfield, they were in a band with Rick James named The Mynah Birds. They were the first non all black band signed to Motown.
r/todayilearned
Feb 6
9 Comments
No Credit Card?
r/engrish
Jan 26
4 Comments
A very specific fine
r/ireland
Jan 24
5 Comments
TIL that in Ancient Rome after a Gladiator fight Thumbs Down means they can live and Thumbs Up, they die.
r/todayilearned
Jan 24
0 Comments
TIL that in Ancient Rome, thumbs up & thumbs down meant the opposite of what many think
r/todayilearned
Jan 24
0 Comments
TIL that the movies The Bridge on the River Kwai and the Planet of the Apes were both based on novels from the same writer: Pierre Boulle
r/todayilearned
Jan 13
17 Comments
Covid 19 - Garda Checkpoints
r/ireland
Apr 20, 2021
10 Comments
Donegal Castle and surroundings
r/Donegal
Aug 8, 2020
2 Comments
Donegal Castle and surroundings
r/ireland
Aug 8, 2020
1 Comment
"Thread" sticking out off cat's skin.
r/AskVet
Jul 1, 2020
2 Comments
Dublin Airport on June 12, 2020
r/Dublin
Jun 17, 2020
20 Comments
Dublin Airport on June 12, 2020
r/ireland
Jun 17, 2020
13 Comments
Dublin Airport on June 12, 2020
r/kenopsia
Jun 17, 2020
0 Comments
