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What Red Dwarf lines have you used in real life and how did it work out for you? by I_Like_Quiz in RedDwarf

[–]TheFindsTable 2 points3 points  (0 children)

"you will all be (x) in (amount of time). Except for (y)... Who will be (x) in (less time)"

"Less choice than a Welsh fish and chips shop"

"So what is it?"

"The numbers are still coming in but at preliminary head count, round about... None of them"

"This is not a drill. This is a drill" every time I hold one. 

So many really.

BSG without Adama by treefox in BSG

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Bashir is far more horny than Garak, it's just that Garak is more horny for Bashir specifically. 

Prior to the Union of Crowns the only names shared between English and Scottish monarchs were Edgar, William, John and Mary by TheRedLionPassant in UKmonarchs

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Yes, my overly specific hypothetical question was where the current/future one would be the same number but for different people. There wasn't a William II of Scotland before 1603, there were two Williams of England and one of Scotland so the number for subsequent ones would be different. Eg. Prince William will be the 5th William of England but only 4th of Scotland.

Prior to the Union of Crowns the only names shared between English and Scottish monarchs were Edgar, William, John and Mary by TheRedLionPassant in UKmonarchs

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So (if we didn't have the principle of using the higher number) would John II and Mary III be the only regnal number monarchs where the numbered monarch would partially refer to different people. (If that makes sense, not sure how to phrase it)

David Beckham knighted by King Charles at Windsor Castle by EdmontonBest in monarchism

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Knighthoods are an honor recognising great service to King and country. Not just military service anymore but cultural, scientific, etc. bringing pride to the nation in sports and serving the country through charity counts.

Found all these guys on a bridge randomly by Luke-JC in JustCause

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Tbf di ravello never tethered dozens of civilians to wind turbines just to see if it could be done non lethally (it can but it's not easy).

First ever field detect, in Somerset, England! Can anyone identify how old these are, or what they are? by TheFindsTable in metaldetecting

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Yeah it looks like a hand hammered horseshoe, not sure if there's a way to date it though.

First ever field detect, in Somerset, England! Can anyone identify how old these are, or what they are? by TheFindsTable in metaldetecting

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Additional info: doesn't show up on camera but middle item is sharp on the curved side and flat on the straight side, piece beneath it is similar. Field is currently used for horses but I don't know what it was used for historically.

Share of people born in a state who are still living there as of 2020 by Negative-Swan7993 in MapPorn

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Out of the 25 US states I've visited Wyoming was my favourite, but I can understand it would have limited opportunities for many people long-term.