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[serveria.com]

Chernobyl? 

Found the same pavement pattern there....

Right, I'd go to Chernobyl and maybe feast on the local delicacies while at it  

Hmm... white guy wearing shorts and what appear to be Crocs... Empty space. Looks like the entrance to something official. Security guard in upper right hand corner. Well I'm stumped but I gave you one merit so now you have an even number and thus one more to send to whoever does know the answer.

That's not an official guard, though the place does have guards of some sort. And thanks for the merit! Prize is now 4 merits thanks to you.

And by the way, a big thanks to @Dabs who loaded me up during my kind-of-absence! He's the reason I could award a prize in the first place.

Looks like a railway station? Or a mausoleum?

[arewethereyet?]

Chernobyl? 

Found the same pavement pattern there....

Right, I'd go to Chernobyl and maybe feast on the local delicacies while at it  

https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/food/drink/the-first-consumer-product-from-the-radioactive-exclusion-zone-has-arrived/news-story/fe2730cd95ea4328eed1e5f01d33a2b3

[d_eddie]

Right now Ireland island is without border between Irish people that live in Ireland and on Northern Ireland that is part of UK.   Once UK leave EU, Ireland demand that such border dont appear. And whole Europe will stand beside our Irish brothers. Because we are One! Their rights are our rights. Fuck with Ireland, fuck with us all.

The point is the UK might unilaterally impose some kind of border control. Tax policy (tariffs, difference in taxation of certain goods) might be a likely reason. Or the EU could - but Ireland could easily dodge EU pressure by arguing, delaying, waffling, re-arguing, re-delaying etc.

[d_eddie]

Looks like a railway station? Or a mausoleum?

Not a station. The second guess is close. I've provided a few honest hints already... next, a few more pixels.

[jojo69]

The UK is special .what you going to do about it?

[arewethereyet?]

Looks like a railway station? Or a mausoleum?

Not a station. The second guess is close. I've provided a few honest hints already... next, a few more pixels.

The stairs are several decades older than the floor tiles, which look very new. The stairs were not updated on purpose, so history is being commemorated or recognized?? 

[fillippone]

Looks like a railway station? Or a mausoleum?

Not a station. The second guess is close. I've provided a few honest hints already... next, a few more pixels.

It must be a square/monument somewhere in Hong Kong.
I am depleting my real life to find it...

[bitcoinPsycho]

The UK is special .what you going to do about it?

[Hueristic]

Porsche type 597 Jagdwagen, mid 50s during Swedish tests. We decided not to buy.
But it would be a cool Porsche to own.

Why there are chains in the wheels?

I got half way up a mountain once and there was a sign that said "Chains are required from this point" with no exit or turnaround. I said well guess i'm breaking the law a again!

[d_eddie]

Looks like a railway station? Or a mausoleum?

Not a station. The second guess is close. I've provided a few honest hints already... next, a few more pixels.

The stairs are several decades older than the floor tiles, which look very new. The stairs were not updated on purpose, so history is being commemorated or recognized?? 

It must be a square/monument somewhere in Hong Kong.
I am depleting my real life to find it...

Good points, both of you. WOers are a smart bunch indeed! Fillippone in particular is almost right on target... (you'll tell me how you did it won't you?)

In fact it's a monument, and as you can now see, I doubt StreetView will help much.

Now for the promised pixels. I think the next taker will nail it.

[Lauda]

Here's a simpler solution that includes both parties: Ireland leaves the shithole that is known as the UK.

The problem with that is that the government of Ireland cannot admit to its population that it cannot afford to take on the burden of Northern Ireland from the UK (although its currently in the best position it has even been to do so).   Northern Ireland costs the rest of the UK about £7bn a year. Even with the drop on value of GBP that is about EUR 7.7bn.  Irish GDP is EUR 340bn, and at the moment its basically spending neutral so does not have a budget deficit.  Uniting Ireland at the same level of support for the north as the British government supplies Northern Ireland, immediately gives Ireland a budget deficit of circa 2% (which is below the EU limit so that is ok)  and gives Dublin the security and sectarian headache that is Ulster.

Well, it is indeed the best time to run a referendum in the north and do this. It's just causing unnecessary bureaucracy and issues. UK is one of the worst shitholes that we have nowadays, the Irish would benefit from the change. Such a move would cause minor market turmoil for sure.

[Wilhelm]

Looks like a railway station? Or a mausoleum?

Not a station. The second guess is close. I've provided a few honest hints already... next, a few more pixels.

The stairs are several decades older than the floor tiles, which look very new. The stairs were not updated on purpose, so history is being commemorated or recognized?? 

It must be a square/monument somewhere in Hong Kong.
I am depleting my real life to find it...

Good points, both of you. WOers are a smart bunch indeed! Fillippone in particular is almost right on target... (you'll tell me how you did it won't you?)

In fact it's a monument, and as you can now see, I doubt StreetView will help much.

Now for the promised pixels. I think the next taker will nail it.

National Palace Museum Taiwan  

[bitcoinPsycho]

Here's a simpler solution that includes both parties: Ireland leaves the shithole that is known as the UK.

The problem with that is that the government of Ireland cannot admit to its population that it cannot afford to take on the burden of Northern Ireland from the UK (although its currently in the best position it has even been to do so).   Northern Ireland costs the rest of the UK about £7bn a year. Even with the drop on value of GBP that is about EUR 7.7bn.  Irish GDP is EUR 340bn, and at the moment its basically spending neutral so does not have a budget deficit.  Uniting Ireland at the same level of support for the north as the British government supplies Northern Ireland, immediately gives Ireland a budget deficit of circa 2% (which is below the EU limit so that is ok)  and gives Dublin the security and sectarian headache that is Ulster.

Well, it is indeed the best time to run a referendum in the north and do this. It's just causing unnecessary bureaucracy and issues. UK is one of the worst shitholes that we have nowadays, the Irish would benefit from the change. Such a move would cause minor market turmoil for sure.

Hmm the Irish economy consists of Guinness,lepricorns and terrorism. Good luck with that .

[Hueristic]

Cmon d_eddie stop being silly, show us some clues.

Alright alright... sorry guys that's how the pic is  
There should be some useful visual info here.
Adding a clue: Eastern hemisphere.

Closest I can find, No more time to waste gotta check out.

[d_eddie]

National Palace Museum Taiwan  

Legends will legend.  

I'd like to know how you (and fillippone, who's got to have kicked the major assist) did it.
I'm always clueless with WOW games and always eager to learn a neat trick.

[d_eddie]

Here's a simpler solution that includes both parties: Ireland leaves the shithole that is known as the UK.

The problem with that is that the government of Ireland cannot admit to its population that it cannot afford to take on the burden of Northern Ireland from the UK (although its currently in the best position it has even been to do so).   Northern Ireland costs the rest of the UK about £7bn a year. Even with the drop on value of GBP that is about EUR 7.7bn.  Irish GDP is EUR 340bn, and at the moment its basically spending neutral so does not have a budget deficit.  Uniting Ireland at the same level of support for the north as the British government supplies Northern Ireland, immediately gives Ireland a budget deficit of circa 2% (which is below the EU limit so that is ok)  and gives Dublin the security and sectarian headache that is Ulster.

Well, it is indeed the best time to run a referendum in the north and do this. It's just causing unnecessary bureaucracy and issues. UK is one of the worst shitholes that we have nowadays, the Irish would benefit from the change. Such a move would cause minor market turmoil for sure.

Hmm the Irish economy consists of Guinness,lepricorns and terrorism. Good luck with that .

And good luck to PM hodlers if leprechaun technology improves.

[Toxic2040]

Good morning all.

Apologies for the lack of actual reporting..I have been in a somewhat of a creative dry spell lately...its best to just hunker down and wait these periods out so I have been told.

With that said, it seems its about time for a minor wall report.


Currently trading at $10.8k-ish on moderate volumes with a strong bullish pattern continuing to develop on the 4 hour chart. I guess that could be rephrased somewhat..  A bullish patter has developed and now we are completely broken out above it with nothing but clear skies ahead.. Confirmation will of course found in the the volume over the next couple of days..
September is showing stronger than expected gains with this pattern likely to continue for the next few weeks imho.

4h


On the daily chart we are seeing big rollers coming in sets and we seem to be riding this one upwards towards another crest.   #dyor
D

#stronghands'19

[Wilhelm]

National Palace Museum Taiwan  

Legends will legend.  

I'd like to know how you (and fillippone, who's got to have kicked the major assist) did it.
I'm always clueless with WOW games and always eager to learn a neat trick.

Google image search FTW!  
Thank you for the merit if any was left 

[fillippone]

National Palace Museum Taiwan 

Legends will legend. 

I'd like to know how you (and fillippone, who's got to have kicked the major assist) did it.
I'm always clueless with WOW games and always eager to learn a neat trick.

Clue for me was "chinese not yet"
this called to HK or Taiwan.

So I checked various wikipedia articles like the following:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Declared_monuments_of_Hong_Kong
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Monuments_and_memorials_in_Taiwan

Trign to find the floor pattern (or the yellow walls after) but I failed.
I knew saying HK would have been an assist for someone else on the race, but, who cares! We all won because we had fun!
Good work Wilhelm!

[arewethereyet?]

Here's a simpler solution that includes both parties: Ireland leaves the shithole that is known as the UK.

The problem with that is that the government of Ireland cannot admit to its population that it cannot afford to take on the burden of Northern Ireland from the UK (although its currently in the best position it has even been to do so).   Northern Ireland costs the rest of the UK about £7bn a year. Even with the drop on value of GBP that is about EUR 7.7bn.  Irish GDP is EUR 340bn, and at the moment its basically spending neutral so does not have a budget deficit.  Uniting Ireland at the same level of support for the north as the British government supplies Northern Ireland, immediately gives Ireland a budget deficit of circa 2% (which is below the EU limit so that is ok)  and gives Dublin the security and sectarian headache that is Ulster.

Well, it is indeed the best time to run a referendum in the north and do this. It's just causing unnecessary bureaucracy and issues. UK is one of the worst shitholes that we have nowadays, the Irish would benefit from the change. Such a move would cause minor market turmoil for sure.

Name one of the best shitholes, and who the fuck is "we"?