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A bird's eye view of this depiction of Nebuchadnezzar's statue (Daniel 2) along with some aerie space music.

 
A wrestling match where one of the wrestlers has cerebral palsy (yes, he won the match [before anyone asks]):

The participant with CP is rather unmistakable. Oh, and I saw it on my LiveJournal feed...

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Interesting/Interesting perspectives on the animated film, Flow (all of the characters in Flow are "voiceless" due to being nonhumans [one's a :kitty:, one's a 🐶, one's a lemur, one's a capybara, and one's a secretary bird]):

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Interesting/Interesting perspectives on the animated film, Flow (all of the characters in Flow are "voiceless" due to being nonhumans [one's a :kitty:, one's a 🐶, one's a lemur, one's a capybara, and one's a secretary bird]):

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Oh right I like this guy.
This reminds me of the movie "The Incredible Journey" from the 1970s
EDIT I looked it up, The Incredible Journey was actually from 1963. It must have been re-released or something because I thought for sure I saw it in the theater when I was a kid. Maybe remembering wrong and it was on tv? But I thought I saw it in the theater.
 
Something rather interesting that can pertain to the community here (involves the similarities/differences between two variations in what could be considered English dialects):

There might be a couple of places where the language is a tad NSFW...

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LOL!

Walk into an English "Fish-n-Chip" shop, and ask for a 'large fries' and you'll just get a long stare from the other side of the counter, until you realise your monumental gaffe ... I've done it, and I've gone into The Toucan, an Irish pub (not an Irish-theme pub, but an actual Irish pub) in Soho, central London, and asked for a "Guinness for my friend, and a scotch for me" only to be told my friend was welcome to stay, but they don't serve 'scotch' ...
 
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Then, of course, there's Cockney.

I'm trying to get my four-year-old grandson to say 'traa-zis' rather than 'trousers'.

Bedtime chat last night (mum n dad were out):
He: "What's your dad's name?"
"Thomas."
"Is he here?"
"No, he's not here any more."
"Did he die?"
"Yes."
"Was he very old?"
"Yes." (actually, he wasn't. Went at 66)
"You're not very old."
"No."
"But you have got a white beard ..."
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LOL!

Walk into an English "Fish-n-Chip" shop, and ask for a 'large fries' and you'll just get a long stare from the other side of the counter, until you realise your monumental gaffe ... I've done it, and I've gone into The Toucan, an Irish pub (not an Irish-theme pub, but an actual Irish pub) in Soho, central London, and asked for a "Guinness for my friend, and a scotch for me" only to be told my friend was welcome to stay, but they don't serve 'scotch' ...
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If they don't serve scotch - only Irish whisky?
 
Entomological etymologies (includes a couple of :kitty:s!)
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Alpha Beta Gamer strikes again!

Phyllis Sidhe_Uaine
 
I have been watching this, I keep returning to it. It is an excellent documentary, very atmospheric. I am a Londoner and had direct ancestors here during this period. Thankfully, most seem to have survived it.

 
Both of these videos feature food, but no "receipts":

The first one is a video featuring a particular Japanese rice snack, the second, a South Korean chocolate almond mouse "cake" (in case either is taken down.) I might've posted the second before...

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