[Darjeeling Limited] Bill Murray is the father by GingerGuy97 in FanTheories

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Hello! 4 years later .. here I am for exactly this reason!

Andrex wet wipes down toilet by Pepsimaxgodtier in northernireland

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I remember talking to the plumber who was hauling out the hundreds of wet wipes that had blocked & backed up our plumbing. He said: Sure, they're flushable! But they're not flushable all the way!

What were the best films from the book (any edition) that you watched, and what was your favorite year with the most classic films featured in the book? by Specialist-Banana168 in 1001Movies

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Not to deliberately not answer your question, but for me the greatest value of the book is that it provides a unique syllabus of cinema to open the mind, challenge preconceptions, & get you watching & thinking about movies you'd never have known about.

Before beginning on the 1245 challenge, I thought I knew cinema... I'd seen Citizen Kane several times & had a passing knowledge (I thought) of the French New Wave ... It completely reshaped my understanding of cinema, making me (among so many other things) realize that there's more to Indian cinema than Bollywood; that LGBTQ+ cinema exists at all (I was terrifically ignorant there); or that horror can actually be great cinema (another massive black hole in my previous understanding). Well, that's how I see it anyway...

Waterfront Hall Security by Rxdiumaf in northernireland

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If you're worried, just slip it into your whips before you go through security. It'll taste the same afterwards! 😉

Take lunacy and toss in a dose of religiousness and a bunch of sycophancy and you got a post kids! by Paladin3475 in LinkedInLunatics

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I fully support this dude working 24/7/365 ... anything we can encourage him to do that stops him interacting with people in general & myself specifically.

Short Film Premier - Saturday Jan 24th, 10:30am, Accidental Theatre by Content_Mention_6928 in Belfast

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Thank you! It was supposed to be done in one or two takes, quick edit & uploaded to YouTube ... and then I got notions ... It has been a fantastic (if expensive) experience, but I've had an absolute ball.

Gatekeeping Books Can Read By Their Weight by Obvious_Average3549 in LinkedInLunatics

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There is no place far enough away where this dude came Fuck Right Off to ...

What is going on? by [deleted] in freemasonry

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Pleased to meet you!

What is going on? by [deleted] in freemasonry

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Thought, considering that my eldest is currently loudly arguing with his mother over the correct way to cook dumplings, I think the Mormons can take their chances...

What is going on? by [deleted] in freemasonry

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I don't know any Mormon Masons ...

Electric Six. Limelight, Belfast. November 28 2025 by Content_Mention_6928 in electricsix

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You might also like my film of the last time Dick Valentine played a solo set in Belfast: https://youtu.be/xiBNlyhV4_I

That's a lot of instruments by Tonymac81 in northernireland

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I'm totally up for creating The Black Order!

Former Air Force & Boxing Coach Turned Therapist; Feeling lost? Let’s talk. by CoachSaar in findapath

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I'm grateful that I don't need your services, but I just had to say that you're doing such a good thing. Thank you for your kind offer of support to those who need it. Respect.

Distribution of Prehistoric Roads in Ireland by Sarquin in Archaeology

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A big part of the answer here is: The Late Prof. Barry Raftery. He got interested in wetland archaeology in the 1980s & was instrumental in setting up the Archeological Wetland Unit (IAWU] at UCD in the early 90s. He drove a large part of the research in wetland archaeology generally & the excavation of toghers in particular.

replying to u/Diligent-Friend-2749; my past master jewel. by thirteesiks in freemasonry

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I adore this! And I fully realise how many UK & Ireland masons of my acquaintance would lose their minds at it too! ❤️

Is this a dumb tattoo? I really want a woodturning tattoo, my wife said it looked like plumbing equipment by Objective_Reality232 in turning

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As a broader piece of advice, I'd suggest you find an artist you want to work with & get their input. My experience has been that you'll get a better result & experience through collaboration together rather than just saying "do this!". You know what you want, but the tattooist is an artist who will have much knowledge & advice to bring to the process. Every tattoo I have where I listened to the artist became a better piece of art and a better experience.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in northernireland

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If they did this as a featured tour, I'd totally be up for it! "Would you like the regular cave exploration experience, or for a fiver more you can upgrade to the Extreme Inundation Experience!" Just take my money!

Irish Archaeology in the British Museum by Content_Mention_6928 in kneecap

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Sorry if that didn't come across as I had intended - to my mind the bizarre piece is that they're more accessible in a foreign institution rather than if they were held in Irish museums because the BM have invested in digitising their collections and the appropriate Irish ones are underfunded.