This site exists on your donations. Donate here
☯Switch theme
About Contact Log in Register!

355,088 users • 210,327 reviews
127,323 films • 19,309 TV series
Log in   Sign up!
Genres
Help
Donate
Add movie
Add video
Home »  Users »  indy0007 Profile
NOTICE:  Latest news  read more...

Playlists
Gallery

indy0007

no status yet...
Nick name:
indy0007
Last online:
3 years ago
Registered:
6 years ago (Oct 26, 2018)
Country:
Belgium
Profile is full on 40%
13
friends
1,966
points
0
points/month
15
comments
0
forum posts
0
storylines
0
ref clicks
0
ref users
indy0007 gallery 
No images available.
indy0007 guests  
camentje
cament...
4y ago
Gandolfus
Gandol...
4y ago
torrac
torrac
4y ago
dean123
dean12...
4y ago
Bread&Circuses
Bread&...
4y ago
Mitz12
Mitz12
4y ago
Yuroparenti
Yuropa...
5y ago
sanjohnjuan
sanjoh...
5y ago
Ramchallenger
Ramcha...
5y ago
BoonEvil
BoonEv...
5y ago
Wall
Analytics
Videos
Log in or register to post on this wall.
;

senior guru
Report comment
torrac
(4y)


Happy Halloween.


senior master
Report comment
Bread&Circuses
(4y)

Happy Independence Day Indy



The town of Dinant and the River Meuse in Namur province, Belgium

On July 21, Belgium celebrates its independence from the Netherlands and the anniversary of the establishment of the Kingdom of Belgium in 1831. The holiday brings us to the bank of the River Meuse across from the Collegiate Church of Notre Dame de Dinant, the best-known landmark in the Belgian town of Dinant in Namur province. For such a small city (population about 14,000), Dinant has a rich history. It's the birthplace of Adolphe Sax, inventor of the saxophone, and has a museum dedicated to his life and instruments. The Charles de Gaulle Bridge, which crosses the Meuse, is lined with 28 saxophone sculptures, each one representing a different country in the European Union. Namur province is also the birthplace of Leffe beer, which was brewed by monks in the abbey of Leffe starting in 1240.


senior guru
Report comment
torrac
(5y)

Hi thanks for the add how goes it?


senior master
Report comment
Bread&Circuses
(5y)

A Golfer walks into the new Government National Golf Course pro shop and asks the golf pro if they sell ball markers.
The golf pro says that they do, and they are $1.00.
The golfer gives the golf pro a dollar.
The golf pro opens the register, puts the dollar in, and hands the player a dime to use as a marker.
This economic model is part of democrat socialist 90% tax plan to restore the US economy. Please make sure all golfers are aware.

Hide 1 reply...
Report comment
torrac
(5y)

@Bread&Circuses Golfer hands the dime back saying "now your marked capeesh"



Movie by letter:   0    A    B    C    D    E    F    G    H    I    J    K    L    M    N    O    P    Q    R    S    T    U    V    W    X    Y    Z


FEEDBACK

Join 355,088 users who love movies and TV shows!

210,327 reviews • 127,323 films • 19,309 TV series

Log in   Sign up free!