Thomas may be fictional and anthropomorphic, but you still just can't think of trains without thinking of him.

u/NostalDec — 11 days ago
▲ 143 r/autismmemes+1 crossposts

For a kids' show, there was so much specialised train knowledge packed into Thomas

u/NostalDec — 26 days ago

This new photo for Generation 6 of MLP has just been revealed. I hope it's not AI, but I did notice the random yellow bar behind Pinkie Pie and can't figure out what it is.

u/NostalDec — 29 days ago
▲ 128 r/thomasthetankengine+1 crossposts

A leak just came out for G6 MLP, and Rarity and Applejack were missing, which kind of reminds me of how Edward, Henry and Toby were taken out of the main cast of Thomas during the Big World Big Adventures rebrand in 2018.

u/NostalDec — 29 days ago
▲ 2 r/RBI

Can anyone help me find a photo of the fountain in the Fountain Plaza (a shopping arcade in Echuca, Australia) when it was full?

The Fountain Plaza is a shopping arcade in the town of Echuca in the state of Victoria, Australia, and it was built in 1989. It has an indoor fountain, most of which now only contains gravel and fake plants, but it used to a full load of water. There is more information about it here: https://malls.fandom.com/wiki/Fountain_Plaza,_Echuca

I've asked several groups and institutions already, such as the Echuca Historical Society, Museums Victoria, the State Library of Victoria, and the Australian Institute of Architects, but none have been able to find a photo so far. The oldest photo I've been able to find is this one in a newspaper article on Trove, and I cannot tell whether the fountain contains water or not: https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/249104640

I really like the Festival Marketplace-style architecture of this shopping arcade, so I would really appreciate if someone on here could help me find a photo from when the fountain contained its full water load.

u/NostalDec — 1 month ago

Did any episodes of Jay Jay the Jet Plane involve the characters doing actual plane things like transporting passengers, or was it always just generic kids' show stuff like playing hide-and-seek or whatever?

u/NostalDec — 1 month ago

DAE actually want their parents to get divorced growing up, so they could stay with one and get away from the other?

I definitely did - I always found my mum to be a much, much more pleasant person than my dad. My mum was endlessly loving and caring, whereas my dad was grouchy and often pretty judgemental, so I figured my life would just be better without him around, but for better or for worse, no divorce was ever made.

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u/NostalDec — 1 month ago
▲ 152 r/aislop

Och... aye, I DO love Scotland, but I dinnae love AI slop

u/NostalDec — 1 month ago

Telling someone they believe what the Devil would want them to is a dangerous control tactic

u/NostalDec — 1 month ago

Does anyone remember the Red Rooster Little Red's Meal packaging from the early 2010s? I couldn't find the actual box online, but with a bit of work, I did find some of the art that was on it.

u/NostalDec — 2 months ago

What aesthetic are these two artworks - the Celebrity Number 6 curtains, and this mural?

u/NostalDec — 2 months ago