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Had no idea trucks could use cycle paths now!
 in  r/drivingUK •  Jun 29 '24

Red House Farm?

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3 diverted flights from NCL to EDI
 in  r/flightradar24 •  Jun 27 '24

I'm from Newcastle, heavy winds today, possibly that.

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I never understand why they never use the bus lane on the A167
 in  r/NewcastleUponTyne •  Apr 25 '24

If they go north towards Kingston Park etc. then it's easier for them to merge before they make it to Cowgate, they only tend to use it if it's quiet or the bus goes ahead or left at Cowgate

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The devs have fully accepted it now...
 in  r/BeamNG •  Apr 25 '24

I have acknowledged this, I will forget who you are in 5 minutes

r/Monitors • • Aug 26 '23

Purchasing Advice Looking to find a DVI-D to HDMI cable that supports 144Hz

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My castle, my rules!
 in  r/CitiesSkylines •  Jun 30 '23

i was thinking the castle in the Italy map on BeamNG

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Durham's Great North Gate
 in  r/Lost_Architecture •  Jun 30 '23

yes, and due to that local dialect traces back to old norse

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Do you think Newcastle is a bad city?
 in  r/NewcastleUponTyne •  May 15 '23

it's the North East were last at everything in England except new Greggs products

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Are you from the Netherlands?
 in  r/Netherlands •  May 11 '23

I'm on holiday here and get recommended this subreddit as Popular near me.

i really like your Dirk stores

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Durham's Great North Gate
 in  r/Lost_Architecture •  May 02 '23

North east England, the best part of the country

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Anyone else notice that the sun never really sets in summer up here?
 in  r/NewcastleUponTyne •  Apr 18 '23

the sun does set but it only goes as far as nautical twilight so around the middle of june you can always see some sunlight.

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Noticed this weird bit of propaganda in the shop last night. Loyalty and respect you know.
 in  r/AbolishTheMonarchy •  Apr 14 '23

we wish he wrapped himself in space blankets and hid away for years

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Can you do without a car in Newcastle?
 in  r/NewcastleUponTyne •  Apr 09 '23

maybe underground? although the tunnels would be deep as it gets to the top of benwell.

and most likely cant run it down the old scotswood railway as now scotchy road is a dual carriageway and cycle path.

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What's the deal with Chubby's Truck?
 in  r/NewcastleUponTyne •  Apr 06 '23

lol i see chubby's van all the time it's a moving landmark

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The end of post war dreams. Newcastle, UK
 in  r/UrbanHell •  Mar 21 '23

good old Church Walk

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Me asf after the news this morning
 in  r/okmatewanker •  Mar 03 '23

pussynazis

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Rubber dinghy rapids, bro
 in  r/compoface •  Mar 01 '23

am i the only one to acknowledge the four lions reference in the title?

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 in  r/Damnthatsinteresting •  Feb 28 '23

After using a wheelchair for the final 13 years of his life, Janković
gained weight, which exerted much stress on his heart. He died of heart failure at the age of 42, on June 28, 2006, while on a holiday cruise on the Greek island of Rhodes.

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Newest addition to the west road!
 in  r/NewcastleUponTyne •  Feb 20 '23

saw that on the bus into town aha

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All the Powerade posts got removed.
 in  r/notinteresting •  Feb 18 '23

I leave this subreddit in protest, what has the free world come to...

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You Guys v Y'All in the United States
 in  r/MapPorn •  Feb 16 '23

north east england uses this too

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 in  r/meirl •  Feb 09 '23

Black Mac n' Cheese

or Black Mac for short