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D'ya know when you're watching a film in the cinema and the a age rating appears before it starts? Well I always noticed the Director listed in the corner was always the same chap and I was thinking
"Jaysus this lad is directing everything these days, how come I've never heard of him?!"
Turns out it's the director of the irish film rating company
Gerard Connelly is no longer "Acting Director" of the IFCO.0 -
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Pinch Flat wrote: »Some countries in Europe have exclaves - sovereign territory of one nation contained entirely within an other.
https://www.google.ie/amp/www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/destinations/europe/articles/quirky-european-enclaves-where-cultures-collide/amp/
Even better, for the first one, Baarle-Nassau, if you look at the map there's double enclaves. There's Dutch enclaves within the Belgian enclaves.
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It used to be the case that a lot of the shops had two doors, one in each country, and whichever countries tax regimes were better decided what door was open.Michael D Not Higgins wrote: »Even better, for the first one, Baarle-Nassau, if you look at the map there's double enclaves. There's Dutch enclaves within the Belgian enclaves.0 -
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OldNotWIse wrote: »That Indian takeaways don't do beef because the cow is sacred
sacred to Hindus. Not all indian restaurants are run by hindus. Plenty of indian restaurants do beef dishes.0
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