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  1. Clark and Bear are fundamentally the same person, at different stages of life.

    They both have a profound sense of entitlement, a complete and deliberate lack of self-awareness and introspection, and an active unwillingness to accept any responsibility or accountability for their actions, or lack thereof.

    #Backrooms #Obsession #horror #movies #movie #film #cinema #SciFi #ScienceFiction #supernatural #MaleEntitlement #Clark #Bear #Baron

  2. Juneau International PAJN → Skagway PAGY

    Today I was able to fly in camouflage. The paint job of the Baron matched some of the landscape along the way exactly ;-) (see the third image)

    There wasn't much room for the approach in Skagway: I had to fly into the rather narrow valley and make a 180-degree turn there in order to land on Runway 20.

    #XPlane #XPlane12 #FlightSim #Alaska #Juneau #PAJN #Skagway #PAGY #Beechcraft #Baron #BE58

  3. How Baronesa P. pays tribute to an icon of the wine world

    Combining influences from Bordeaux and Chile in homage to Escudo Rojo’s founder, Baronesa P. is now an iconic wine known all over the world. When Baroness P…
    #dining #cooking #diet #food #ChileanWine #Baron-Philippe-de-Rothschild-France #Bordeaux #CabernetSauvignon #Chile #EscudoRojo #france #Partnercontent #Wine #WinefromChile #WineofChile
    diningandcooking.com/2592655/h

  4. American cities named for European nobility

    Source: Pinterest.com

    Provided below is list of those American. cities and towns that are named for European nobility. The list does not include places named after other places that happen to be named for European nobility. For example, Fayetteville, Arkansas is named for Fayetteville, Tennessee, which is in turn named for Fayetteville, North Carolina. Two other examples are West Lafayette, Indiana and East St. Louis, Illinois.

    Peace!

    Marquis de Lafayette – Source: smithsonianmag.com

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    Albany, New York – Duke of York/James II of England and Ireland/James VII of Scotland: the Duke of Albany (Great Britain)

    Albuquerque, New Mexico – Francisco Fernández de la Cueva, the Duke of Alburquerque (Spain)

    Amelia Court House, Virginia – Princess Amelia (Great Britain)

    Anna Maria, Florida – Queen Maria Anna (Spain)

    Annapolis, Maryland – Lady Anne Arundel (England)

    Augusta, Georgia – Princess Augusta of Saxe-Gotha/Princess of Wales (England)

    Baltimore, Maryland – Cecil Calvert, 2nd Lord of Baltimore (England)

    Brunswick, Maine – King George I and the House of Brunswick (England)

    Cape Elizabeth, Maine – Queen Elizabeth of Bohemia

    Charleroi, Pennsylvania – King Charles II (Spain)

    Charleston, Mississippi – King Charles II (England)

    Charleston, South Carolina – King Charles II (England)

    Charlestown, Maryland – Charles Calvert, the 5th Lord Baron of Baltimore

    Charlestown, Rhode Island – King Charles II (England)

    Charlotte, North Carolina – Queen Consort Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz (England)

    Charlottesville, Virginia – Princess Charlotte of Wales (England)

    Chester, Vermont – King George IV/the Earl of Chester (England)

    Chichester, New Hampshire – Thomas Pelham-Holles, 1st Duke of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (England)

    Christiana, Delaware – Queen Christina (Sweden)

    Christiana, Pennsylvania – Queen Christina (Sweden)

    Cumberland, Maryland – Prince William/Duke of Cumberland (Great Britain)

    Cumberland, Rhode Island – Prince William/Duke of Cumberland (Great Britain)

    Fairfax, Virginia – Lord Fairfax of Cameron (Great Britain)

    Fayetteville, Georgia – Marquis de Lafayette (France0

    Fayetteville, North Carolina – Marquis de Lafayette (France)

    Fernandina Beach, Florida – King Ferdinand VII (Spain)

    Fort Ann, New York – Queen Anne (Great Britain)

    Frederick, Maryland – Frederick Calvert, 6th Baron Baltimore/Frederick Louis, Prince of Wales (Great Britain)

    Fredericksburg, Texas – Prince Frederick of Prussia/Friedrich Wilhelm Ludwig (Germany)

    Fredericksburg, Virginia – Prince Frederick (Wales)

    Hampton, Virginia – Henry Wriothesley, the 3rd Earl of Southampton (England)

    Jamestown, Rhode Island – King James II (England)

    Jamestown, Virginia – King James I (Great Britain)

    King George, Virginia – King George I (Great Britain)

    Kinston, North Carolina – King George III (Great Britain)

    LaFayette, Georgia – Marquis de Lafayette (France)

    Lafayette, Indiana – Marquis de Lafayette (France)

    LaFayette, Kentucky – Marquis de Lafayette ( France)

    Lafayette, Louisiana – Marquis de Lafayette (France)

    Lafayette, Tennessee – Marquis de Lafayette (France)

    Louisa, Virginia – Princess Louisa (Great Britain)

    Louisville, Georgia – King Louis XVI (France)

    Louisville, Kentucky – King Louis XVI (France)

    Lunenburg, Massachusetts – King George II/Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg (Great Britain)

    Lunenburg, Vermont – Prince Charles William Ferdinand/Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg (Great Britain)

    Marietta, Ohio – Marie Antonette, Queen of France

    Napoleon, Ohio – French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte (France)

    Napoleonville, Louisiana – French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte (France)

    New Brunswick, New Jersey – King George I/Duke of Brunswick (Great Britain)

    Newcastle, Maine – Thomas Pelham-Holles, 1st Duke of Newcastle-upon-Tyne (Great Britain)

    New Orleans, Louisiana – Philippe II, the Duke of Orleans (France)

    New York City, New York – The Duke of York/King James II (England)

    Orange, Connecticut – William III, Prince of Orange/King William III of England (England)

    Orange, Massachusetts – William III, Prince of Orange/King William III (England)

    Orangeburg, South Carolina – William III, Prince of Orange/King William III (England)

    Orleans, Massachusetts – Louis Philippe II, Duke of Orléans (France)

    Prince Frederick, Maryland – Prince Frederick (Wales)

    Rochester, New Hampshire – Laurence Hyde, 1st Earl of Rochester (England)

    Queen Anne, Maryland – Queen Anne (Great Britain)

    Raleigh, North Carolina – Sir Walter Raleigh (England)

    St. Louis, Missouri – King Louis IX (France)

    Victoria, Kansas – Queen Victoria (Great Britain)

    Victoria, Virginia – Queen Victoria (Great Britain)

    Warwick, Rhode Island – 2nd Earl of Warwick (England)

    Williamsburg, Virginia – King William III (England)

    Wilmington, Delaware – Spencer Compton, the Earl of Wilmington (England)

    Wilmington, North Carolina – Spenser Compton, the Earl of Wilmington (England)

    York, Maine – The Duke of York, James/King James II (England)

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    #Baron #cities #Count #Duke #Earl #England #France #geography #GreatBritain #history #king #Marquis #prince #princess #queen #Spain #Sweden #travel #Viscount

  5. You're the #daughter of an actual, real life #Baron, your #family own #Coutts, the #bank for super #rich #people, I don't think you get to tell anyone about hard #work!

  6. Eglise à #Baron (#Oise) Bel édifice des 12e-XIIIe siècles dominé par un clocher à flèches en pierre du XVe siècle. La dernière guerre y a provoqué des désordres importants dont certains ont été partiellement ré...
    Suite 👉 monumentum.fr/monument-histori
    #Patrimoine #MonumentHistorique
    Photo CC-BY-SA 4.0 : Chatsam

  7. Eglise à #Baron (#Oise) Bel édifice des 12e-XIIIe siècles dominé par un clocher à flèches en pierre du XVe siècle. La dernière guerre y a provoqué des désordres importants dont certains ont été partiellement ré...
    Suite 👉 monumentum.fr/monument-histori
    #Patrimoine #MonumentHistorique
    Photo CC-BY-SA 4.0 : Chatsam

  8. PSA: Barron Trump is 18 now so it's totally fair game to start making fun of him and he deserves it just as much as the rest of his rotten family

    #barronTrump #barron #trump #uspol #baron #baronTrump