“Troll's tongue” (Trolltunga) is a protruding fragment of the Skjeggedal rock in Norway, whose outline resembles a protruding tongue. Numerous tourists who intend to take pictures above the picturesque cliff overlooking the artificial lake Ringedalsvatn are not embarrassed even by the need to climb the mountain for several hours. During the ascent, tourists are usually shown deep mountain lakes, nicknamed “troll pots” in Norway. #Micropost #Instagram #place_of_the day #Trolltunga #Troll_Language

Minister of Communications and Mass Communications Nikolai Nikiforov supported the Telegram messenger developed by Pavel and Nikolai Durov. He shared a link to an announcement in the MTProto protocol group, on the basis of which Telegram was developed. According to official statistics , the Telegram messenger is used daily by more than 3 million people, showing the fastest growth in India, Spain and Arab countries. Telegram already has more than 5 million users! Rapid growth in India, Gulf.

The small cafe “Two Mills” (Café des Deux Moulins) in the center of Paris became popular thanks to the film “Amelie” by Jean-Pierre Jeunet. It was in this real-life establishment that the main character, the dreamer Amelie Poulain, worked. The Two Mills café is located at 15 rue Lepique, Montmartre. Its interior was slightly changed several times after the film about Amelie, which received five Oscar nominations, was released.

A public service announcement called “Set Yourself Free” was released in Australia, warning schoolchildren against truancy. In the story, a group of young people go on a trip to the coast and have fun on the beach, and the video ends with a very cruel scene. The video appeared on YouTube on January 28, 2014 and in less than a week collected about 7 million views.

The comical slogan for the extras of the film “Abel” inspired Bynet photoshops and memes On the set of the film “Abel” in Minsk, students from the crowd were prohibited from shouting “Long Live Belarus”, but were allowed to chant “Something is wrong.” photoshops and jokes on the Belarusian Internet, reports Tut.by.