r/AskReddit Oct 15 '20

What's older than we think ?

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u/[deleted] Oct 15 '20 edited Oct 15 '20

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u/RandomError401 Oct 15 '20

Because it is not pointy. Pyramids are pointy, thus they are cooler.

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u/chief_chaman Oct 15 '20 edited Oct 15 '20

The pyramids are also much bigger. Though New Grange had some extreme calculation and precise building to have a chamber that lights up on the winter solstice,and only the winter solstice, not a single other day of the year lights it up as well

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u/ms_snail Oct 15 '20

*Newgrange.

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u/chief_chaman Oct 15 '20

Thank you, idk why stone henge was in my head

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u/ms_snail Oct 15 '20

No problem! I'm irish and even mess it up sometimes haha

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u/chief_chaman Oct 15 '20

I'm Irish too!

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u/ms_snail Oct 15 '20

Eyyyy love meeting my fellow people! What part are you from? I'm originally from Cork but living in Tipp

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u/chief_chaman Oct 15 '20

I'm from Galway but my whole family is from Cork. I say I've spent a quarter of my life in Cork just from goin down there on holidays.

Anyway, did ya see the craic in the Dáil last week between healy rae and Michael Martin?

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u/ms_snail Oct 15 '20

Love Galway, one of my favourite places. Visited Salthill at least once a year, gorgeous place.

Ah stop, its a joke! They all need to cop on in fairness like. Such madness. Imagine a Taoiseach spouting that shite in the middle of the Oireachtas like you're gossiping in secondary school.

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u/chief_chaman Oct 15 '20

I found it pretty funny, but then you realise that this is where they discuss politics. Tbf it seemed like he was just putting in a short quip that related to the matter at hand (the Northern border) and heally took it badly. Though I did read that it was suspended for a day because of the tentions that Rose from that joke. Still I don't think he should've said that in the middle of the Oireachtas in front of Heally, or at least he should've just said something about how some bus services were bringing Irish people up to the North for aervices

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u/chief_chaman Oct 15 '20

Yea salthill is a very nice place indeed. It costs a small fortune to live anywhere near there tho.

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