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#2

In Poland, We Are Slowly Getting Rid Of Advertisements And Billboards Madness

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902points

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WilvanderHeijden 3 years ago

A very laudable decision. Cities shouldn't be looking like shopping malls. Getting rid of all those eyesores improves the quality of life. Well done, Poland!

286points

#3

Medieval House Built In 1509 In Argentan, Orne, France

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852points

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Hańka 3 years ago

What a treasure!

128points

It’s one thing to see the old European countries, their tiny streets and delicious movies on a TV screen, and another if you actually spend some more time there. It takes time to uncover any country, and we are speaking 50 (6+) crammed in one continent!

#4

Today 20 Years Ago At The Strike Of Midnight, The Mayor Of Amsterdam Married 4 Gay Couples As The Netherlands Became The First Country In The World To Legalise Same-Sex Marriage

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830points

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Andy Acceber 3 years ago

Congrats! I wonder how long some of those couples had been together before they were finally able to marry. Let the rights that have been granted, never be taken away.

177points

#5

Belarus People React To Lukashenko's Prohibition Of Pro-Democratic Flags

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824points

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Bear Hall 3 years ago

One has to be creative on every possible way when faces oppression. And having sense of humor doesn't hurt either.

208points

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François Carré 3 years ago

Even better, repression is much more touchy to enforce if you ridicule the government instead of openly fighting against it. Police is pretty pissed off if they have to arrest people over a case of "drying underwear outside". In Serbia, when activists wanted to get rid of Milosevic, they dropped hundreds of balloons in the streets. Policemen had to run after them, trying to catch all the balloons, gathering them in their arms like little kids in a fair. Everyone was laughing at them. Nobody was afraid anymore.

28points

MagicalUnicorn 3 years ago

hope all those people are ok, i read about lady who was arrested for wearing red pants and white shirt

26points

Marlowe Fitzpatrik 3 years ago

yeah, my thought, too. This might get you arrested, beaten and/or kept in prison 🙁

2points

lara 3 years ago

There is one thing that oppression cannot handle and that is humor. When you laugh at something you make it irrelevant. That's why communists are so quick to go after humorists, writers and anyone else who laughs at them.

14points

Night Owl 3 years ago

and satirists (especially political satirists, including cartoonists doing political satire)

4points

olx 3 years ago

I'm confused a little.. I see more capitalists snapping and yelling at those who have a laugh about it, and true communism isn't oppression and hasn't truly been implemented. for reference, I am actually not a communist, before you say anything relating to that x

0points

Robin Roper 3 years ago

Lukashenko is dangerous. His actions which deservedly require sanctions are pushing him closer to Putin which is increases his dangerousness. The people there are suffering with increased costs of goods and increased taxes on everyday people in hopes to push them into public work. A friend who uses to teach English at a public school but resigned to open a private tutoring business is facing a 300% increase in taxes. He wants to force people like her to close their businesses and teach for the state. She will leave her beloved home country first.

4points

Vicky Zar 3 years ago

Love it!

3points

Bad Alchemy 3 years ago

LOL! Panty protest!

2points

ʏᴏᴜʀᴅᴀɪʟʏᴅᴏsᴇᴏғᴄʀᴀᴢʏ 3 years ago

omg i saw this in my city! also, i think this is the first time my country was mentioned on BP!

1point

Alison DeLuca 3 years ago

This is brilliant and wins everything.

1point

Mazer 3 years ago

Love it

1point

Daniel Marsh 3 years ago

During the American Revolution, spy Nathan Hale learned of British troop movements in New England by reading a code transmitted by hanging underwear in a pattern.

1point

Just a bored scp 8 months ago

Context: the flag represents protest against a dictator and a rigged election(correct me if I’m wrong please)

0points

Amanda Hunter 3 years ago

Knickers to that!

0points

backatya 3 years ago

at least there's no brown marks

0points

Bored bunny 3 years ago

So creative

0points

Mickie Shea 3 years ago

I can be see'n all flags of all nation fly'n their undies.

0points

Francie Traschen 3 years ago

Lukashenko is a monster. No wonder tr**p liked him.

0points

Ruth Dyke 3 years ago

Wonderful!

0points

Dorothy Zink 3 years ago

Down with tyrants!

0points

Jeff Bunn 3 years ago

Viva la revolution!!

0points

Mrs S 3 years ago

Well done!

0points

Mark Berry 3 years ago

I've seen the same symbolism conveyed in just one pair of panties.

0points

Riley Quinn 3 years ago

When will governments learn that censorship and even harsh prison sentences don't work. People will always find a way around the restrictions.

0points

shep ona 3 years ago

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Vicky Z 3 years ago (edited)

Excuse me? Check again cause as far as i know it hasn't moved! It's not in the EU but it certainly is in Europe

3points

Abdullah 3 years ago

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Grant Barke 3 years ago

Now that the Taliban are back in power, will my girlfriend have to ride in the trunk of the taxi or on the roof racks.

8points

#6

London, UK

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804points

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Adam C 3 years ago

Non-american adult

202points

One family of five who call themselves ‘wanderlusters' have been travelling the whole world as they are focused on adventure and travel to all of their bucket list destinations. “We are a family of five, Jolene (Mum), Andrzej (Dad), Katie-Lee, Lily Anabella and Avalee-Rose (our three daughters),” they told us. The family shares their journeys on their Wanderlust Storytellers blog that brings enthusiasm and excitement back to family-focused travel.

With so much hands-on experience and knowledge of various cultures, Bored Panda reached out to them to share their impressions of Europe and how it differs from all the other corners of the world they’ve visited. “Europe is a world in itself, full of culture, music and friendly people,” they said and added that “It is filled to the brim with history, delicious food, fascinating architecture and extraordinary sight-seeing.”

#7

She (Sanna Marin) Is The New 34 Years Old Prime Minister Of Finland

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797points

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JXXXF 3 years ago

More countries need leaders of a similar age as the decisions these leaders make are one they actually have to live with for more than half of their lives so they are more likely to tread carefully...

260points

#8

Polish Women Fighting For Their Rights!

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784points

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Gurnox 3 years ago

What a great photo!

185points

#9

In Wroclaw, Poland Each Cathedral And Even The Rivers Have A Tactile Model Nearby For Blind People To See Them Too

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779points

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SuperChicken 3 years ago

That's what they're for. Those were neat.

99points

Moreover, what’s unique about the old continent is that “Europe is a destination where one can travel through a number of countries in one day, speak and listen to all different languages, immerse in tons of attractions and get to experience the local way of life with ease.”

#10

The Sentiment In Scotland Is One I Fully Agree With

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769points

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Carrie Laughs 3 years ago

Totally agree and I'm in the South of England. Never voted for the prat and didn't want Brexit.

173points

#11

Tesco In Slovakia Opened With Empty Shelves. They Wanted To Show Their Customers How It Would Look Like If All Bees And Butterflies Would Become Extinct

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768points

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Fxnglhl 3 years ago

save the bees!

212points

#12

Trinity College In Dublin, Ireland

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768points

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Ksenia M 3 years ago

you can visit btw! It's truly beautiful!

107points

#13

The Devil's Bridge (Rakotzbrücke) In Kromlau, Germany

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744points

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Rabbit Carrot 3 years ago

Looks like something out of Lord of the Rings.

203points

Wanderluster dad Andrzej Ejmont said that what he loves about Europe the most “is the ability to take a number of amazing road trips, eat a vast variety of food, get to meet and become one of the locals, and that all of the European countries are within a skip and a hop.”

#14

The True Heroes Of Greece At This Moment. Firefighters Sleep Exhausted After An Intense Night Fighting The Biggest Wildfire Of Attica In Decades

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715points

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Sapna Sarfare 3 years ago

Huge hug to the true heroes... gosh, it must have been tremendously exhausting..

148points

#15

Utrecht, The Netherlands

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686points

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Frans Lancee 3 years ago

My hometown ❤

145points

#16

Merkel Calling Out Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov For Wearing Mask Wrong

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679points

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Scagsy 3 years ago

You don't mess with the Merkel

271points

#17

The Netherlands Looks Like An Old Master’s Painting This Weekend

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659points

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Hańka 3 years ago

THIS weekend? Are you sure? ;)

63points

If you’re thinking of traveling Europe, Andrzej recommends checking it out by car. “This way you are in charge of your itinerary and you can venture out to see the 'back streets' of each country and at your own pace,” he said. Moreover, “The beauty of Europe can be found in some of the most unexpected places. And then you can truly be amazed,” he concluded.

#18

Vilnius Has Put Up A Statue That Offers A “Portal” To The Polish City Of Lublin, Allowing People To See Each Other In Real Time

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658points

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Andy Acceber 3 years ago

Totally cool. If we had that in the U.S., I'd wager at least 1 out of every 10 lookers would be mooning or flipping off the other.

200points

#19

Blood Moon In This Morning. Finland

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635points

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Rabbit Carrot 3 years ago

Please be careful Link.

83points

#20

The Statue Of Jakub Wejher, The Founder Of A Polish Town Wejherowo, Looks Like Darth Vader When It's Snowing

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605points

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Bear Hall 3 years ago

The Force is strong with this one.

126points

Three decades after the fall of communism, the European Union, which stands at the heart of modern Europe, gets mostly favorable marks from the countries surveyed. Across the 14 EU member countries surveyed by Pew Research Center, a median of 67% hold favorable views of the European Union while 31% have an unfavorable view.

#21

Traditional Gowns And Braids Of The Pomak Village Of Startsevo, Bulgaria

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567points

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Ozacoter 3 years ago

Stunning

111points

#22

Us Embassy In Berlin Today

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561points

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Leo Domitrix 3 years ago

Meanwhile, nobody is disagreeing, you'll notice... :-)

128points

#23

'bear And Raven' Is The Finnish Nature Picture Of The Year

Final score:

557points

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mcborge1 3 years ago

The bear and raven, that's a good name for a pub.

4points

#24

In 2018, Annamaria Horvathova, A Roma Girl From Slovakia Won A Running Race Wearing Just Ballerinas On Her Feet. Last Week, She Became A 1500m Champion Of Slovakia In Her Age Group

Final score:

543points

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Andy Acceber 3 years ago

Shame on anyone blaming her for being 16 and pregnant. I don't know what sex-ed is like in Slovakia or how expensive condoms are, but I'm betting a child who was winning races in ballet flats doesn't have obscene amounts of money or social privilege. Cut the teen some slack.

250points

Meanwhile, many Central and Eastern European countries hold strongly positive views of the political union. 7 in 10 or more in Poland, Lithuania, Bulgaria, Slovakia and nonmember Ukraine give the EU favorable marks, including at least 2 in 10 among these countries who say they have a very favorable view. Likewise, Sweden, Germany, Hungary, Spain, the Netherlands and Italy also hold a very positive outlook toward the EU.

#25

Newly Discovered Just Outside Of Verona, What Could Be This Year's Biggest Discovery - An Almost Entirely Intact Roman Mosaic Villa Floor!

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527points

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jpaul 3 years ago

roman villas are fascinating. what illustrates better roman art of living

53points

#26

Neo-Gothic Apartment House In Budapest, Hungary. Built Around 1894

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520points

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John Watson 3 years ago

OMG that's so beautiful!! 😍😭

63points

#27

Christmas Market 2019, Dresden, Germany

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485points

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Eric C. 3 years ago (edited)

Dresden is a cool market. It's been running for nearly 600 years.

76points

#28

Meanwhile In Germany

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477points

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Yvonne Dauwalder Balsiger 3 years ago

Some background: This is some spot where it is perfectly acceptable to bathe and sun naked. (People in western and northern Europe are not half as hang-up about nudity like the US.) The sow stole his laptop (in the yellow bag). After stepping in the box, the sow lost speed and dropped the bag reuniting the man with his laptop and providing mankind with some really hysterical pictures. Yes, the woman taking the pictures asked for the man's permission to post them on social media, good for her.

350points

According to Pew Center, views of the economy play a large role in how people generally view the European Union. According to their study, those who think their country’s economic situation is good are more likely to have a favorable opinion of the EU in most countries surveyed.

“In Sweden, for example, 81% of those who think the Swedish economy is in good shape also have a positive view of the EU; just 42% of those who think the economy is functioning poorly share that sentiment,” the study stated.

#29

Experiment In Estonia: Instead Of Getting A Speeding Ticket, Drivers Who Exceed The Limit Have To Stop And Wait For A 'Time Out' To Pass Before They Can Continue Their Journey

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454points

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LostSoul 3 years ago

PERFECT idea! Losing time is more punishment than paying a fine. I LOVE THIS!!!!

202points

#30

Oldest Door Still In Use In Rome, At The Pantheon. Cast In Bronze For Emperor Hadrian's Rebuilding, It Dates From About 115 Ad. Each Door Is Solid Bronze 2.3 M Wide & 7.5 M High, Yet So Well Balanced They Can Be Pushed Or Pulled Open Easily By One Person

Oldest Door Still In Use In Rome, At The Pantheon. Cast In Bronze For Emperor Hadrian's Rebuilding, It Dates From About 115 Ad. Each Door Is Solid Bronze 2.3 M Wide & 7.5 M High, Yet So Well Balanced They Can Be Pushed Or Pulled Open Easily By One Person

Final score:

450points

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Bear Hall 3 years ago

Was the picture made a second before she fell backwards leaning on the door?

25points

#31

European Parliament Has Voted In Favour Of A Universal Charger For Mobile Devices. 582 - 40

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440points

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Rabbit Carrot 3 years ago

As there should be. There should also be a price cap on stuff like this.

159points

#32

Swedish Fans Excited About Today's Match

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415points

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Bear Hall 3 years ago

Maybe they are undercover cops in the Stockholm Bear Fest.

71points

#33

In Germany You Can Play Pong With The Person On The Other Side Of Traffic Lights

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401points

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LesAnimaux 3 years ago

They should have these in Rome too! You wait forever for the green light and once it's green it's like 'YOU HAVE ONE AND A HALF SECOND TO CROSS GOOD LUCK'

110points

#34

The Netherlands - 1966

Final score:

389points

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Ozacoter 3 years ago

Dutch people are so brave and skilled with their bikes. Its impressive

80points

#35

Sailors Saluting A War Veteran, Leningrad 1989

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387points

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I I 3 years ago

brave men and women , wish they where not needed though

92points

#36

An Old Albanian Lady Dining With Her Dead Husband & Children Who Were Killed In 1999 During The War

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387points

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Hańka 3 years ago

So sad...

204points

#37

A French Woman With Her Baguette And Six Bottles Of Wine, Paris, France, 1945

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385points

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Hugh Willie Mungous 3 years ago

Priorities!

133points

#38

Heat Wave In Rovaniemi, Finland (66°30′n)

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356points

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Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago (edited)

Even Rudolph and his buddies decided to go to the beach for the day!

45points

#39

Miniature Traffic Playground In Copenhagen Where Kids Learn To Bike In Traffic

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354points

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Ozacoter 3 years ago

We need them to drive cars too. Throwing students in their first lesson in the streets is dumb. I went to the highway in my second lesson and I almost had a heart attack

77points

#40

A Banner At The Pro-Eu March In London Where One Million People Have Turned Out To Protest

Final score:

351points

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Gogubaci 3 years ago

you can't just run a vote until you get the result you want, THAT is not a democracy

86points

#41

Here In Italy Bars Are Starting To Use Pasta As Straws To Reduce Plastic Use. Our Technology Amazes The World Another Time

Final score:

335points

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Ba Loeloe 3 years ago

You could drink without a straw...

313points

#42

A 9-Year-Old Boy From Amsterdam During The Dutch Famine Better Known As "Winter Hunger" From 1944 To 45. Many Children Carried Spoons With Them Wherever They Went "Just In Case"

Final score:

334points

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Liam Walsh 3 years ago

Ouch. Poor child.

138points

#43

These Two UK Phone Booths Have Been Repurposed

Final score:

334points

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Carrie Laughs 3 years ago

A lot are now defibrillators!

80points

#44

Climate Protest In Cologne. They're Standing On Ice Blocks

Final score:

323points

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Vic 3 years ago

This is dangerous.. ice can get really slippery, my palms are sweating..

120points

#45

Moloch Of War (1966). Photo Of A Soviet War Veteran Near The Eternal Flame On The Anniversary Of Victory Day

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319points

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Dorothy Parker 3 years ago

I can't. War destroys bodies, minds and souls.

179points

#46

Eating A Haring In The Hague, Netherlands

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315points

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Amanda 3 years ago

Sharing is caring 😆

139points

#47

Swiss Fans Threw Shaqiri A Wheel Of Cheese After His Winning Goal

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300points

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Getthepopcornout 3 years ago

Fondue party at his house!

77points

#48

This Is Not The Queue For The Dover Ferry. This Is The Queue For The Queue For The Dover Ferry

Final score:

249points

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Eunice Probert 3 years ago

Ah brexit. The voting public were lied to. Glad I voted against.

156points

#49

Polish Mp Joanna Lichocka Showing A Middle Finger To Opposition

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129points

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Antonina Ż 3 years ago

Please remove, this is the other way around, she is part of PiS and wated the money for TV instead for cancer!

167points

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#50

After A Recent Bush Fire In Wicklow Ireland, A Sign Is Again Visible Which Was Created To Warn Wwii Bombers They Were Over Ireland And Not England

Final score:

110points

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Hugh Willie Mungous 3 years ago

Most likely to discourage German bomber crews. It didn't protect them completely though as Dublin was bombed (accidentally). Downed aircrew (from both sides) were interned in a pretty agreeable fashion until the end of hostilities. Most (upon their personal assurance and personal guarantee that they wouldn't do a runner) were allowed out of camp - even down to the pub in the evening! How civilized!

28points

#51

Green Train In Lower Silesia, Poland

Final score:

86points

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Rabbit Carrot 3 years ago

This is great but can’t say it would do much for allergies! Also bugs flying around your head while you travel? No thanks.

18points

#52

The Lonely Sister, London, British Museum

Final score:

82points

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Liam Walsh 3 years ago

Most of us in the UK agree giving these things back is the right thing to do. Taking them was the wrong thing to do at the time. We know better now. Give. It. Back.

138points

#53

Biggest Protests In The History Of Belarus Continue. More Than 100 000 People Are On The Streets Of Minsk Today. The Protesters Demand Fair Elections

Final score:

82points

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Caro Caro 3 years ago

I hope that they get their fair elections and freedom!

17points

#54

Danish Newspapers Are Having A Field Day Today

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81points

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Dodo 3 years ago

This was about Trump wanting to buy Greenland, for those who are wondering

50points

#55

A Stand For Bikers To Hold On To While Waiting For The Traffic Lights In Sweden

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81points

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Isabella 3 years ago

In Germany, most (if not all) of the pedestrian traffic light poles have a hand rail for bikers.

15points

#56

Wuppertal's Suspension Railway (Monorail), Germany

Final score:

79points

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Rabbit Carrot 3 years ago (edited)

Monorail! There’s nothing on earth Like a genuine, bona fide Electrified, six-car monorail What'd I say? Monorail! Monorail! Monorail!

44points

#57

Black Forest, Germany

Final score:

79points

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Rabbit Carrot 3 years ago

Ridiculous. But I do now want a Black Forest Gateaux. Nom nom.

12points

#58

Queen Elizabeth II, Who Is On The Throne For 68 Years And 309 Days At This Moment, Has Outlasted The Longest-Reigning Occupant Of The Roman Imperial Throne, Constantine Viii (30 III 962 - 11 Xi 1028), Whose Tenure Went On For 66 Years And 226 Days

Queen Elizabeth II, Who Is On The Throne For 68 Years And 309 Days At This Moment, Has Outlasted The Longest-Reigning Occupant Of The Roman Imperial Throne, Constantine Viii (30 III 962 - 11 Xi 1028), Whose Tenure Went On For 66 Years And 226 Days

Final score:

77points

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Nixxy 3 years ago

Long live the queen!

34points

#59

Etna Volcano Right Now

Final score:

76points

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Vic 3 years ago

Woah!!

6points

#60

As Travelling Abroad Is Still Not 100% Safe, We Decided To Make Our Own Venice In Poland

Final score:

76points

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Dodo 3 years ago

I love the title XD

20points

#61

One Year Ago The Italian Army Had To Be Deployed To Relieve The Morgue Of Bergamo, Italy And Bring The Corpses Of Covid19 Victims To Be Burned In Other Locations In Northern Italy. This Day Has Been Chosen To Remember The Victims Of The Pandemic

One Year Ago The Italian Army Had To Be Deployed To Relieve The Morgue Of Bergamo, Italy And Bring The Corpses Of Covid19 Victims To Be Burned In Other Locations In Northern Italy. This Day Has Been Chosen To Remember The Victims Of The Pandemic

Final score:

73points

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FloC 3 years ago

And there are still people who don't want the vaccine...

34points

#62

The Beautiful Rose Window Was Spared!

Final score:

73points

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Jon Steensen 3 years ago

The fun bit is that what probably spared it was a thick dust cover due to no one having cleaned it for a very long period.

9points

#63

Putin-Trump Kiss Mural By Mindaugas Bonanu Located In Lithuania

Final score:

73points

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Lavender B. 3 years ago

It's like a modern version of the brotherly love mural from the Berlin Wall where Brezniev was kissing Honecker.

16points

#64

Paris, France

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72points

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Fabrice 3 years ago

The aptly named :"Star's Plaza" (place de l'étoile)

15points

#65

Gullholmen, Sweden

Final score:

72points

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WilvanderHeijden 3 years ago

I guess the number of car accidents in Gullholmen is very low.

19points

#66

Former French Prime Minister Édouard Philippe Defeats Children In A Game Of Dominoes During A Visit To A School, September 2019

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71points

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Daniela Strobl 3 years ago

I laughed way too hard about that...

46points

#67

I Just Saw That In My Neighborhood, A Service Of Daily Baguette Delivery In France

Final score:

69points

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LesAnimaux 3 years ago

That's the most French thing I've ever seen

40points

#68

This Is The Only Picture You Need To See To Help Your Really Get A Feel For Yesterday’s General Election

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68points

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Rabbit Carrot 3 years ago

Long live Count Binface.

28points

#69

Lamborghini Police Car In Italy

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68points

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Hugh Willie Mungous 3 years ago

Donated by Lamborghini.

16points

#70

The Eu Commission Building Last Night. Leaving A Light On For Scotland

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64points

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Hugh Willie Mungous 3 years ago

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#71

Round Apartment Buildings In Moscow, Russia

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64points

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cerial___killer 3 years ago

Thats where alll the werewolves are at.

3points

#72

21 Years Ago Today, An Ira Bomb In The Red Car Killed 29 People In Northern Ireland. This Photograph Was Taken Moments Before Detonation. The Man And Child In The Picture Survived, The Photographer Did Not

21 Years Ago Today, An Ira Bomb In The Red Car Killed 29 People In Northern Ireland. This Photograph Was Taken Moments Before Detonation. The Man And Child In The Picture Survived, The Photographer Did Not

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60points

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Hugh Willie Mungous 3 years ago

What a terrible, terrible day that was. The only positive? It completely changed the thinking of a very large section of all communities who realised that the peace process had become truly vital and urgent.

28points

#73

Metro Renaissance In Düsseldorf, Germany

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59points

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SuperChicken 3 years ago

In the midst of all the chaos, kisses can still find its way through.

14points

#74

Yesterday Hungarys Ruling Party Passed The ‘Slave Law’ Which Enables Companies To Make Their Workers Work Extra 400 Hours. The Overtime Ony Has To Be Paid After Three Years. Protesters Confronted The Authorities In The Whole City, The Police Used Gas And Pepper Spray Several Times

Yesterday Hungarys Ruling Party Passed The ‘Slave Law’ Which Enables Companies To Make Their Workers Work Extra 400 Hours. The Overtime Ony Has To Be Paid After Three Years. Protesters Confronted The Authorities In The Whole City, The Police Used Gas And Pepper Spray Several Times

Final score:

56points

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Ozacoter 3 years ago

Hungary and Poland are really going crazy. I wish that the EU woudl step up and stop this madness.

58points

#75

Warsaw Is Reclaiming Space From Cars

Final score:

55points

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WilvanderHeijden 3 years ago

The Netherlands has been doing that since the 1970's, but they simply closed streets for cars. The "Stop murdering our children" protests were picked up by politicians and resulted in policies aimed at giving the cities back to the people.

13points

#76

28 April 1945: Adolf Hitler Briefly Emerges From His Bunker Beneath The Ruins Of Berlin To Survey What's Left Of His "Thousand-Year Reich." A Photographer Snaps This Final Image Of The German Führer

Final score:

53points

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cybermerlin2000 3 years ago

"Well, Addy, it's like this. We lost. plain and simple. My gun? Sure, you can have it... Where are you going?... hello?"

29points

#77

Alexei Navalny Bids Farewell To His Wife Yulia Before His Arrest

Final score:

53points

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Bear Hall 3 years ago

In Russia all the brave men are in prison.

44points

#78

Billboard Welcoming Theresa May In Brussels

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51points

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Getthepopcornout 3 years ago

Yes it is. So sad we've left. 😢

33points

#79

This Swiss Water Bottle Has The Mountain From Where The Water’s From In It

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48points

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$copper-fractions avatar$

Tiny Dynamine 3 years ago

It's still a scam though.

19points

#80

Kurdish Members Of Parliament Were Encircled By Hundreds Of Turkish Police To Prevent Them Making A Statement About Condemning Turkish Invasion Of Syria

Final score:

47points

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Caro Caro 3 years ago

Another dictator: Erdogan.

42points

#81

Can We Please Take This Moment To Appreciate The Simplicity Of The Metric System

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46points

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MellonCollie 3 years ago

I don't understand, what am I looking at?

47points

#82

The Greek Deputy Heath Minister, Polakis, Smoking (Illegally) Inside The Ministry Of Health During A No-Tobacco Day Conference

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45points

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Faramir10 3 years ago

What a jerk.

55points

#83

Polish Nationalists Threw Burning Flares Towards A Balcony With Lgbt Flag / Women's Strike Banner And Basically Set A Random Apartment On Fire For Independence Day

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44points

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WilvanderHeijden 3 years ago

Homophobia encouraged by the government.

49points

#84

In Another Edition Of State vs. Lgbt, Someone Drew A Rainbow With Chalk On Warsaw's Main Promenade. Police Closed The Street Because It's A 'Traffic Hazard'

Final score:

44points

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Stefan Scheiben 3 years ago

If your masculinity is threatened by a bit of chalk on a road, it cannot have been so great to begin with...

67points

#85

Notre Dame Is On Fire

Final score:

39points

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Caro Caro 3 years ago

The french were in shock. This beautiful historical building in ruins.

18points

#86

Something All Europeans Have In Common

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28points

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WilvanderHeijden 3 years ago

No, we don't. The roads in Germany and the Netherlands are well maintained. That's why there's always congestions. Because of the roadwork in progress.

25points