Yeah it’s pretty depressing viewing but it does give some interesting insight on the regionality of their popularity.

It’s very well organised unfortunately. Channel 5 YouTube channel did a decent video on this yesterday. Went and interviewed a bunch of people at an AfD rally in Saxony-Anhalt.

Very interesting viewing.

Swan lake enters the chat…

And government departments.

Like channel 4? That was investigative journalism at it’s absolute peak.

Edit: YouTube link for anyone who hasn’t seen it yet.

The melting point of a Paddy is 25C.

Some of us tan, but most either burn or freckle.

Oh I’d suggest using the “all” filter then subscribing to whatever takes your fancy from there.

Last 12 hours is a good starter.

Yep! It takes a minute to get your bearings but it’s a great spot. I haven’t looked back.

Welcome!

This is fucking horrifying.

You’re forgetting profit.

I saw two of the Baltics, and fair point, but now I’m curious about why Latvia didn’t go along with them.

Does anyone say otherwise?

I honestly haven’t looked but I feel like I’ve a few downvotes on this one.

Fascinating learning on The Ice Queen and follow on and I fully agree on the disrobing of the villain with that moment.

For what it’s worth, I know all the words to Let It Go and there is zero shame for me on that front. It has been banged out in our car well over a hundred times.

Fascinating. That man is incredibly eloquent.

Damn that’s a lot of wasted money for such a small nation (1.3M).

Of late I watched Star City which is a spinoff from For All Mankind but set in the USSR. It takes a while to get going but the last few episodes of the first season were great.

I also watched Platonic which is an easy, fun end of day watch. Some stupidity in season 2 but forgiveable.

Frozen.

“Let It Go” is a banger and I’ll fight anyone who says otherwise.

Yeah kinda weird though. It’d be like posting a story about Ireland in the UK forum just because it’s on BBC.

For context it is minimal. They give detail in the video

Plymouth is in the UK (edit: England specifically). Am I missing something?