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I will always give this ad a share when it shows up.
Before watching it: imagine being an Irish kid, who has barely watched any anime. You switch on TV one evening, and *this* shows up on your TV. It blows your goddamned mind, and is seared into it forever.
The Celtic Tiger was a strange time.
Before watching it: imagine being an Irish kid, who has barely watched any anime. You switch on TV one evening, and *this* shows up on your TV. It blows your goddamned mind, and is seared into it forever.
The Celtic Tiger was a strange time.
Not that this isn't somewhat derivative of their own stuff to a degree, but we need to bring back the 'Production I.G. doing samurai cyberpunk to sell an Irish beer in the 90s' kind of energy
Murphy's Irish Stout - Last Orders (1997, UK)
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September 18, 2025 at 11:41 PM
I will always give this ad a share when it shows up.
Before watching it: imagine being an Irish kid, who has barely watched any anime. You switch on TV one evening, and *this* shows up on your TV. It blows your goddamned mind, and is seared into it forever.
The Celtic Tiger was a strange time.
Before watching it: imagine being an Irish kid, who has barely watched any anime. You switch on TV one evening, and *this* shows up on your TV. It blows your goddamned mind, and is seared into it forever.
The Celtic Tiger was a strange time.
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THE SUPREME EXCITEMENT OF OUR TIME!
April 14, 2025 at 8:21 PM
THE SUPREME EXCITEMENT OF OUR TIME!
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I especially like these drawings of Kraków (Cracow), they clearly show how medieval cities started to become overcrowded, how gardens and yards, space for waste, toilets, gardens, etc. became sparser, which in turn led to hygiene problems later.
13th & 14th century:
13th & 14th century:
February 23, 2025 at 12:05 AM
I especially like these drawings of Kraków (Cracow), they clearly show how medieval cities started to become overcrowded, how gardens and yards, space for waste, toilets, gardens, etc. became sparser, which in turn led to hygiene problems later.
13th & 14th century:
13th & 14th century: